Burger and Kabob Hut

It was late at night and we were craving for some vegetarian Indian burger and were suggested this place. Finding a spot to park would be difficult on a weekend it seems. Its a small place on a busy street which is open till late at night. When you look at their menu on Yelp and what they have displayed differs, I mean their menu does not show much of the vegetarian items. We ordered their:-Paneer Achari Burger- The burger had 3 big pieces of paneer with the regular lettuce, tomato and spreads. The paneer was stale, hard and off tasting.Lentil burger- The patty in it is made of lentils primarily of red kidney beans. I just cannot elaborate on how I ate this one, it smelled so bad of meat. Vegetarian & Vegan friends beware.Its an open kitchen where you can see how they are making the burger, they have a big griddle on which they make their meats plus vegetarian items. Fries- Fried them in the same oil in which they fry their meats.Overall, never coming here. Highly overpriced for the quantity of food they give.

Little edit: (strawberry milkshake tasted sour almost like raspberry and had skin of some fruit that tasted like cherry..?)I've yet to try the milkshakes or anything that's unique to the place, so take this with a grain of salt. There are a few pros to point out immediately though - they're open relatively late with few other restaurants on the Ave and they're very close to campus. Experience was fairly average.I'll definitely compliment the prices here, they're fairly low for burgers in the area and lower than your typical high end chain. I need to come back to try more specialized options that make this place unique and more of the Indian burger style, something I've yet to try. Because of these factors, I'm sure there'll be a change in my opinion after, but for now I'm judging solely based on the fast food burger experience.I stopped by after night practice as they were one of the few spots still open. Was a bit overwhelmed by the many choices and wanted more protein so opted for a triple deluxe burger. Snagged onion rings as well since why not. The triple deluxe is essentially three patties and three cheese, literally what you expect. Tasted like most other burgers, so no complaints there. All burgers come with lettuce, tomato, onions, ketchup, and mayo alongside their differences. Burger is somewhere around $7 or $8, didn't see a price listed and don't remember exactly. It's one of the more expensive burgers which makes sense as it is 3 patties, the others range from $5 to $6 so that's fairly cheap.Onion rings disappointed me at first as I got 8.5 small onion rings, but then I remembered the price point being $3. Honestly, not the worst. While small, the price isn't absurd so value wasn't bad, I'd opt for other sides though (curly fries and mozzarella sticks catch my attention).

My friend recommended this spot, I'm not sure what we ordered, I believed it was the paneer burger. It was tasty, flavorful, and it filled me up just right!

OMG the paneer burger at this place is a MUST order if you're a vegetarian- I was craving Indian mcaloo tikki from McDonald's india and this passes the test. I can easily eat two because it's so tastyyyyy. It's a very small place but serves one of the best Indian style burgers in the city (esp for a vegetarian)

I got food poisoning from eating the veggie burger and was throwing up all night! Eat at your own risk‍

an absolute godsend at 2 in the morning!!!Burger was solid, perfect from when you spend all night studying without realizing what time it is.

First time going there and will not be going back fries were not salted and the burger was over cooked dry and had no flavor they also changed the prices and you can't even read them on the menu

I love burgers and fries. I love Indian food. So naturally, as it's a combination of my two loves, I love Burger and Kabob Hut!I've been here a couple times, and the food blew me away every time. The chicken masala burger is juicy, tender, saucy, and oh so flavorful. The masala is spicy enough to kick it up a notch, but not to the point where you can't taste anything else. The masala fries are equally delicious, and the mildness of the potatoes pair perfectly with the burger spice. The best part is that it's open until late, which makes it the perfect late night option over McDonald's that I've always dreamed of.I absolutely adore this place and can't wait to come back!

This is so good, I recommend the chicken masala burger it is so good, especially considering that they are open so late that whatever you want is available at any time. Try the masala fries I think that the seasoning that they use is amazing and should be used in just about every combination that you can think of.

Saw claims that this is the "best veggie burger in Seattle"It was... fine? I guess? The bread had more flavor than the patty. Not good, not gross, just bland