Favorite kabob place in the DMV! This was my third time coming back and the food is always…read moredelicious and consistent. They never skimp out on portions so you will always be full afterwards. Everything comes out fast and is always freshly made. If you are in the mood for kabobs, I definitely recommend this place!

I stopped in here for lunch while my daughter had art class across the street…read more Food: I ordered the kubideh beef kabobs, and the they were cooked perfectly and had a good taste. The little mini salad that comes with the meals had a really good dressing, and I enjoyed it. I didn't really like the chick peas. I prefer the ones at Charcoal Kabob in Herndon which are lot more spicier. These had a more tomato flavor to them which I've experienced at other kabob places. Also didn't care for the white yogurt sauce. It tasted and felt more like a salad dressing. The green sauce was really good, and I stuck with that for dipping. Service: fast casual. You go to the counter, order, pay, and they bring the food to your table. Ambiance: nice, new, and clean. Pretty generic. You could sub in any cuisine. I thought the prices were on par with any other kabob places, only most other places serve their meals with naan. Not here, but the portion sizes are big enough to fill you up. Overall, I'm happy I came and tried it out.

Andy was an amazing server! We ordered the Premium Beef guide and everything was cooked to…read moreperfection 10/10

Amazing experience amazing food and our server Jennifer was so excellent!…read more Food was cooked to perfection and I'm looking forward to the next time we come here

Great food and service! We got the beef and veggie samsas, cold noodles, cucumber salad, korma…read morechop, and chicken and lamb skewers. Everything was delicious but the samsas and korma chop really stood out to us. We also ordered tea to share, it had a fantastic flavor and ended up being a highlight for us. We finished with a slice of honey cake as well. They also decorated the space very nicely.

We decided to try this place as a family of four and honestly it was just a very average to bad…read moreexperience. The menu is not very kid friendly as many items are spicy. There was a burger and chips option but when I requested it they told me that just don't have it. No reason why. They don't have plastic cups for kids either. We ended up getting the beef noodle soup, a noodle dish with beef and a few lamb and chicken kebabs. The beef noodle soup had no flavor / it tasted like water with chillies. The beef noodles were over cooked and needed salt or something. The lamb kebabs were chewy and the chicken kebabs were way too spicy. The wait time for the food took 30 minutes and while I am pretty patient - it was not worth the wait. The servers were non- existent and I had to constantly ask for napkins, water, take away boxes. The only time I saw them Was when I called them to order and then called to pay. They should not work in the service industry as a smile goes along way but clearly they hate customers. There was just no attempt to be nice at all and they were not very accommodating with questions. Let me not even get started on the bathroom. It was dirty and there was no loo paper. Give this place a skip. It's just not worth the time and the money you will spend there.

I couldn't believe how many different restaurants were in this small strip mall. We gave this Thai…read moreplace a try and it was good. I only got to try one dish, the Pad Se Ew, and it was good. They didn't ask me about spice level, and I didn't think to say anything, so it was a little under-spiced for my tastes, but the right amount of mild for my companion. The service was very good. The inside was cool. They had "greenery" on the walls and hanging from the light fixtures. If I wasn't there only because I was at a nearby hotel after a flight cancelation, I would try this several more times!

This is a solid place for Thai food…read more Lovely fried shrimp cake--not too oily and light appetizer for around $10. The crab fried rice was a large portion for what you pay for--not a lot of crab but the portion size somewhat makes up for it. Very aesthetic and quick efficient service.

Since we ate from halal everyday the food was great they had his steak that was deliciousread more

From the owner: Halal Everyday is a mixed Mediterranean and Middle Eastern style cuisine that strives to serve…read moreHalal, healthy, and highly nutritious food. Available to order online for pickup or delivery, enjoy the best Jarkop, Kofta, Fried Rice, and Pilaf in town.

Amazing food and owner is super friendly. You should definitely try the Karahi with the chickpeas…read moreand the garlic naan

This past weekend, I had one of those meals that lingers with you long after the last bite--halwa,…read morepuri, Punjabi murg chole, all coming together in a way that felt both familiar and completely new at Charcoal Chicken. The puri arrived hot and perfectly puffed--golden, light, and crunchy on the outside, yet soft enough to soak up every bit of flavor. Then came the Punjabi murg chole, and that's where the magic really happened. The chicken was tender and deeply seasoned, not overpowering, but rich with warmth and spice. Paired with the chickpeas, it created a hearty, comforting balance--earthy, savory, and incredibly satisfying. We all know halwa puri with chole is a classic. It's nostalgic, it's comforting, it's expected. But adding Punjabi-style chicken into the mix? That took the entire experience to another level. The chicken didn't compete with the chole--it elevated it. Every bite with puri felt intentional, layered, and indulgent. This wasn't just breakfast or brunch--it was a vibe. A bold twist on tradition that felt rooted yet exciting. If halwa puri is comfort food, then halwa puri with Punjabi murg chole is comfort food that decided to show up dressed sharp and confident. A combination I didn't know I needed--but now won't forget.

Food was incredible, portions are great so much food for the price, I just wish the containers were…read morebigger and they had spoons

Pros: Opens till 4AM, crepes, staff are very polite and happy going, hearty meal, excellent price…read more$12 for big portion. Rice is very tasty. Cons: Chicken is red dyed. Lamb is meatloaf texture. Salad bar is not as fresh. Prefer gyro style fresh meat like the shawarmas in Paterson, NJ.

Great place focussed on India street food. They specialize in egg dishes. They do have vegetarian…read moreand some meat dishes. They also good vegan options

I honestly only get the chichen kadai and chicken butter masala. Even the mild version is a bit too…read morespicy for me but I deal with it because it's delicious. They used to give small appetizer-sized plates of rice but this last time they gave us the larger regular-sized plates full of rice. I noticed the electric menu boards show $15.99 for each dish, but each item ring up at $16.99. I didn't make a fuss, but I will definitely point out the discrepancy next time. So far, so good though.