Kabul Corner

One of the excellent kabob I've in town!!! Grilled chicken with yellow ginger power were tasty, crispy n delicious!!! It's an authentic kabob cuisine!!! Vegetables and green spicy sauce were so freshly and cold enough!!! I added some soda, it's a perfect match!!!

On Friday I got 2 takeout items & both were very disappointing w/very little taste. The eggplant was very bland & their pudding dessert was devoid of any flavor

Food was very good! Made to order, great taste, and awesome service at pick up! They were out of french fries, but he gave us extra naan. I would order extra chutney next time because it was so good, but the little cup you get wasn't quite enough for me. Will order from here again!

We got the chicken kabobs delivered this time. They are still excellent and highly recommended! There were several pieces of chicken, and lots and lots of rice, enough for a second round tomorrow. There was also a small salad and naan that came with the kabobs, rounding the meal out beautifully.

Under the bright lights of a very clean store, there are tables and put on those tables is some of the best Middle Eastern food in town. It's down the street from home which is always a plus, first we had the Bolani Gandana a leek stuffed turnover which was amazing cooked perfectly and who doesn't love leeks. The Bajan Barani, which is eggplant cooked perfectly with naan, I could not stop eating, it was cooked to perfection and the oil was perfect for dipping. We also shared a chicken kebab and it was nice and tender. What was the best was that when I walked through the kitchen to the bathroom, the kitchen was so clean and the family working there were so nice. This is a place I can go back again and again and again!!!!

Owner is incredibly kind and attentive. Tea was delicious. Fair price on tea and snacks. Food was also great!From the outside I could never tell there was a restaurant inside but very glad we tried it. We liked everything we got.

I had dinner here last night with half a dozen friends. Two of us ordered a Qabuli Palow to share. Twenty minutes later, the server apologetically told us that they had run out of it and asked if a Mantou (Afghan dumplings) would be OK. We said yes. She brought each of us a full portion and didn't charge us for them, which is classy. I only paid for my Doogh (yogurt drink; $2.99).I enjoyed the Mantou as well as some tastes from my friends' plates. Service was friendly but slow enough that we almost were late for our movie. (The problem was with the kitchen, not the server.)I don't want to discourage people from trying this place; just leave extra time, as their kitchen couldn't handle even a half-full restaurant in a timely manner.In addition to the restaurant, there is a small market attached, full of interesting but expensive Asian foods.

I decided to try this place out with my friends last night and definitely had a great meal! The restaurant is very small, with a few tables, and is also a small market. Two of us ordered the Chicken Kabob, one person got the Teka Kabob (lamb) and one person got the Banjun Burani (fried eggplant). The portions are generous! The naan that came with our meals was a little dry for our liking, though we still ate it. However, the food itself was delicious! The chicken was perfectly tender and seasoned, and the rice had a great flavor! As the restaurant is more casual, and primarily about the food, the service is a little lacking. If you need more water or a box you will likely have to ask directly. Despite this, the food is great and I would definitely come back to try more!

What a wonderful, locally owned, quaint little restaurant and market... with the friendliest, kind, and hard working owners and servers -- when I walked in for my first visit they treated me like an old friend! It may be useful for first-timers to know that this is indeed a little market & restaurant that's focused on very high quality food at very fair prices... it's by no means a formal or even semi-formal dining experience -- just a simple market ambiance with great people and fabulous food.I ordered a couple of entrees for take-out and it's true -- the portions are enormous(!!!), one could easily make two or maybe even three meals from the kebabs alone. I ordered one chicken and one teka (lamb) kebab and they were cooked and seasoned perfectly -- large tender pieces of chicken and lamb, melted in my mouth, small sides of sliced tomato and cucumber were fresh, ripe, and flavorful (it's more of a side to cleanse your pallet than it is a small salad, as a few other reviews have complained about). It's the kind of yummy goodness that you just want to keep eating even though you were full ten minutes ago! As for the market, it too is small but there are some excellent bagged spices that are much cheaper than you'd pay at a regular grocery store, and a nice selection of big bags of rice, steamers, tea pots, etc.If you like baklava, don't pass it up!Highly recommended and I plan on being a regular!

Amazing Service would recommend to anyone!I love the food, the most authentic afghan food you can find in Tucson!