Kabob Station

5 stars. Delicious lamb kabob.Cooked the way I like it.Great location. Bread Ok too.

Great spices and flavors in the rice, chicken, and ground beef. Bread was moist and chewy, but chic peas tasted average. Portions were somewhat small for the price. Restaurant is clean, and indoor seating seemed a little tight; but comfortable outdoor seating was available, too. Tap water was surprisingly served in a carafe - hardly see that in a casual food restaurant. Service was very friendly and fast.

Food was okay. They need to package their vegetable combo better with to go orders as their 3 different veggie dishes just became 1 dish from a 3 minute drive home. Find containers to keep each separate. Our order some items were already cold as the whole order was completed. The lamb was good, sides of veggies not so much flavor. Lastly, they still had their Grand opening flyers that had prices they no longer use. Every entree is $2 more than what is advertised in their flyer. They told me the old prices were their grand opening prices. But yet, they still have a giant grand opening banner above their front Door. Go figure. There are other afghani/iranian style restaurants that are better.

Great service and delicious food! My wife and I really enjoyed our meals. Must try spot!

Although the kabob sandwich was tasty the overall size of the wrap was incredibly underwhelming especially since it cost $17. Additionally I would recommend picking up your food because not all of mine was included when dropped off.

Recommended by a coworker. Excellent food. The kabobs were juicy and flavorful. The side of chickpeas were delicious and authentic. The other side options looked tasty as well. Generous portions. I will definitely return.

Extremely disappointed with many things. I will start by saying it tasted OK. It did not taste bad. Definitely feel like the reviews were misleading. I've ate at many Afghan establishments and this was mediocre at best. We ordered a side of potatoes for one dish - there was literally one small potato. The green chutney is SO watery. The naan was hard and way smaller than any other Afghan kabob places. The Qabli Palau was colored white rice with one meatball on the side. Apparently they didn't have the other beef one that day to order. The portions here are SO small for the price. Beef and chicken combo was a few pieces of each - barely filled up the small takeout box. Save yourself some money and go down the street to Kabob Zone on Old bridge for a way better selection. Will NOT be ordering again.

I work from home and was camping out at the adjacent Starbucks. I ordered the F1, chicken kabob with spinach as a side. Could not be more delighted. Food was fantastic. Chicken fell off my fork it was so tender. The bread was fresh and not too big. The rice was spiced perfectly like a "pulau" style my dad used to make when I was growing up. As far as value for the dollar goes, you cant get much anymore for $15. This is 4 courses all-in. And for a fast-casual, it's likely among the healthier options you will find. Very satisfied, and highly recommend this restaurant.

We stopped for burgers at the nearby Five Guys. When we saw the sign and balloons announcing the grand opening of Kabob Station we changed our minds and decided to give it a try. It was AWESOME! We shared a combo skewer with lamb, chicken, and ground beef. The meat was extraordinarily tender and the seasonings were delightful. Rice, bread, and veggies were very enjoyable. The chickpeas were transcendent. The staff was friendly and helpful. We can't wait to go back!