Fremont Afghan Kabob

The food here is amazing! 5/5. Great portions and flavors! Not to mention their flavorful sauces on their tables. I ordered their chicken kabob and beef kabob.The service was great as well, super friendly staff.The ambiance was great as well. Super nice decor, clean smell, clean restaurant. Overall a great spot!

Just went here for lunch and so happy to be back at the restaurant with my favorite bolani! The bolani is filled with a good amount of filling and the sauce is great.We also ordered the lamb kabob and chicken kabob. The lamb kabob was a little too fatty in my opinion but the chicken kabob was great. I wish the plate came with something to make the dish a bit less dry but everything was amazing. The service was pretty quick and came with complimentary bread.

Fremont Afghan Kabob: consistent, meaty goodness. The Sultani Kabob (three skewers) plate is perfect for those who are indecisiveness or want a variety of skewers. I would recommend the classic lamb, beef, and chicken skewers if it's your first time. All of them are seasoned and cooked well (i.e., not dry). The mediterranean salad provides a bright and crunchy complement. You can also upgrade to Qabli rice (would recommend), which provides a nice sweetness from the raisins to balance the savory skewers.For appetizers, the Bolani Potato is solid, a little softer / fluffier than others I've had. The 'mild' still has a decent peppery kick. Pro-tip: Mix the provided yogurt with their green or red hot sauce for a spicy and tangy topping. Also recommend the House Dip, whose flavor I would describe as more of a garlicky yogurt dip than an eggplant dip. Still, it's a creamy, delectable spread that pairs well with the house bread or bolani.I don't think I'll ever stray from the skewers (which my rating is based on), but I did try some of the Korma Lamb - the lamb shank was tender as you would expect; however, I personally found the tomato sauce a little one-noted and too acidic. I'm sure this is a matter of personal taste, and given how much I enjoy the skewers, I have confidence that Fremont Kabob's other dishes will shine the same.

This place is great!! I ordered the combo and it was very tasty and full of flavor. I did take out so didn't have much experience with the service. However, since that night grubhub didn't work, the food order was not received by the time I got there. The servers were accommodating.

Short Story: This place can rival de Afghanan! Long Story: I've been coming here for a few years now and this place is always great! I've had almost all of their menu items such as lamb, chicken, chapli, and beef kabobs. I've also had all types of their bolani and it's been fantastic! The prices are a bit cheaper than de Afghanan and the service is friendly. The food does take a good amount of time to come out so be sure to plan accordingly!Verdict: I'm coming back!

This place has the BEST Bolani I've had around Fremont! We have ordered their potato bolani, leeks and pumpkin bolani several times and love it. The bolani comes in a pizza box and is always fresh, warm and not super chewy. While we enjoy them all, the leek bolani is our favorite. This time we also tried their hummus and it was perfect too. The flavors of all the food is always spot on. Yet to go and explore the rest of the vegetarian menu at the restaurant. But definitely a great one for bolani.

Really cute place! The interior looks very traditional and there's a special floor seating area as well. Outside, there is parking, however, it was pretty packed so we parked on the other side.The staff were very friendly and answered any questions we had about the food. Additionally, all of our dishes came out at the same time which is always a plus!We had the bolani with pumpkin and leek, these were amazing! It's almost like Chinese pancake but more thin.For entrees, we got the combo kabob (lamb and beef) and korma lamb. I personally loved the lamb much better, the meat was super tender and went great with the basmati rice. The kabob wasn't my favorite, it was incredibly dry and tough to chew. I would recommend their stewed dishes instead.Overall, it was a great experience! I would definitely return for the korma lamb anytime.

Tried this place again after a long time. I had previously gotten a few to go orders and this was my first time dining inside.It was busy and the service was little to non existent. I had to flag down people multiple times to get water (they gave us glasses and didn't fill them) and to place the order. It seemed like everyone who ordered food was waiting for their orders as well. Me and my friend sat for 50 minutes before our food came out. The chicken shami kebab (khoobideh) was okay. It tasted like there was too much cumin added to it. Ambiance was chaotic. There were groups of people with kids who were screaming and wilding out (hitting the wall with their knife; grabbing the drapes on the wall.. parents couldn't care to parent their kids). Overall, it is definitely a noisy atmosphere. Don't go here for a date lol.People who came to get to go orders were waiting 15-20 mins to get their food due to lack of service.

Before i dive into the amazingness of this place, be warned that there are 2 places with almost identical addresses (and one is NOT the restaurant). The only difference being the last digit of the zipcode being 2 numbers apart.Anyways, once you get to the right place, be ready to enjoy a delish meal. I don't disagree with folks that say the food is a little pricey - but this is also not unreasonable considering you do get complimentary bread and the food is filling. We sat in their fun seating area with comfy cushions/pillows and enjoyed the complimentary bread with their spices. Then for the main meals, we got:1. Potato Boulani - these potato pancakes are a joy and it's a big portion. We split among 4 people and it was PLENTY. It comes with yogurt (and you can ask for more) and it's a comfort food of green onions with shaved pancake pressed together2. Mantoo Entree - these were yum but i would say you should go with the appetizer version of it next time so you can try more of their other entrees. These are well seasoned shredded beef dumplings with a type of tomato sauce on top. The entree came with about 12 or so dumplings if i recall correctly3. Combination Kabob - we couldn't decide on chicken or lamb kabobs so we got the combination plate. I think both proteins were delish so I would probably do the same next time around. The lamb wasn't as "gamey" as I would expect (a good thing)I hear this place gets crowded but we came for lunch on a weekend and it was pretty empty!

Great experience, Super kind hospitality the food was great and had a fun time.thank you for everything was super enjoyable