Kings Kabob

A year later and this place is still as incredible as I remember. All of the meat was so tender and the sauces make everything even more delectable. I wish this place was closer to my home so I could eat here every day.

This used to be my go to place for kebab in the antelope Valley however, they seem to have made some changes. I'm not sure if there's new ownership. The food is overall pretty good not as good as it used to be however portions seem to have changed. I got the chicken kebab plate and it came with six very small pieces of chicken about the size of a chicken nugget each they used to give a bunch more my wife had the beef kebab plate Which actually had a good amount of beef. Sorry I didn't get a picture. However, the beef was extremely chewy and dry. We did order medium well but it was definitely well done. I don't believe it's the same cut of beef as they used to use. The kebab plate definitely gives you enough food, but I would say it's light on protein and they do not give turnip and onion like they used to.

The location in Palmdale, CA is closed! I placed an order online since YELP shows that it is open. I drove to the restaurant to pick up my order only to discover that it is closed. YELP, please update the status of this location!! What an inconenience.

This Mediterranean place is an absolute treat. Inside it is clean, organized and has great decoration on the walls. The interior has a great aroma that was fresh and mouth watering. Outside is the complete opposite. It kind of reminds me of Nevada, there were tumbleweeds, unsafe territory and although it appears uncomfortable to walk around, there were no crimes nearby. However, at night it can be extra dangerous and scary. The food ordered was the chicken kabob combo, 6 pieces of chicken, which also included jasmine and yellow rice. The sauces ordered were baba ganoush and tzatziki. Another small side was spicy potato. Luckily this was complimentary and was not bad at all. The owner and his wife greeted me and my accomplice as we sat down. Fortunately we were the only customers which meant the wait for our food was shorter than it could be. The customer service was great and I felt safe inside. A large portrait of the Declaration of Independence was shown in front of me. A statue of snoop dogg was inside and two chairs that should be in a hair saloon were in a small corner. An interesting decor that I would otherwise not be able to see in other places. The personality of the man was unique, he was friendly but comedic at times. The negative only included getting our own food at the counter and probably portion to price ratio was off. The price was 22$ and elsewhere Mediterranean food was cheaper but not a lot cheaper. The value was okay. The best part of my meal was the texture of the chicken kabob as it was dipped in a white garlic cheese sauce and a jalapeño green one. The baba ganoush was alright, the tzatziki was fresh tasting. The experience here was outstanding. The only other negative although it was not our concern, was an elderly woman came in and was crying, begging for money because she had a disease and couldn't afford to pay for the medication at a nearby Walgreens. It was scary, but she didn't interact with us, just the owner. It was about 3 minutes and she left with some change. The owner is nice, if he was the Egyptian man as he claimed. The service was good quality and the time to get our order was fairly decent although it could have been faster. It was about a 30 minute wait more or less. I would recommend this place over the house of kebab in terms of flavor, but the price over at house of Kebob has a better value price per quantity. The taste was better here in my opinion, but the Shawarma definitely wins at house of kebob. Overall solid 5/5 experience despite the minor negatives: old woman crying, walk up for food instead of served, price per quantity/value and unsafe environment.

If you've always wanted to have dinner in a thrift store, this little cafe is for you. Service was excellent. They said the mozzarella sticks were cold in the middle because it's the only thing they don't make homemade, (and the replacement sticks were cooked right). We got the lamb kabob sandwiches (it's big, and looks just like a burrito), chicken noodle soup (made with orzo), mixed shawarma plate, and gyro plate. You get a decent amount of food for your money. The food was good (not amazing), the ambience is strange, and the service was very pleasant. It's not actually a thrift store as far as I know, but there is such a store two doors down to fulfill that need.

Pricey food but worth every penny. Very tasty chicken and hummus. Good portions and good quality ingredients. Called in my order and was ready upon arrival. The place is small and cozy. Friendly service with a smile. I'm not a fan of cilantro and onions on my chicken but I also didn't know that's the way it was prepared. Other than that my experience was good.

Can't make an order for "asap" it's says business is closed or don't take orders. Phone number ether wrong or out of service. In google, yelp and apple map it's open. Update the info or check your phone

Don't know what's going on but this place is never open anymore, time says 11am and I come check each hour. It's 12:30 and they're still closed, sad to see such a great place start falling.

Stopped by Kings Kabob on the way to Mammoth and had a 5 star experience. Family owned and they are just so nice and sweet. The food was 10 out of 5, we got the beef lunch special and mixed shwarma plate, sooo delicious and came with some amazing sauces ! Also must try the falafel ! I wish this place was closer to home we would come every day

I walked out. I wanted Gyros and they no longer have those. I think they sold the business as the previous owner was so nice and had a love for his food and restaurant. The new owner was rude and the place was dirty. I won't be back.