Prince Kabob

Visit here on Monday and purchased chicken kebab, butter chicken, chicken samosas, falafel, and chickpeas. This visit was a bit disappointing as the flavors were just ok. There was a lack of seasoning and the chicken for both dishes were tab bit on the dry side. The falafel was dry and no seasoning. Not sure if the cook was the same as before but definitely a change in taste. Overall, it was good but sure I had better.

I've been here a few times. Food is usually very good. The beef nihari is my go to dish. It's packed with flavorful cuts of beef in a rich thick spicy broth. So much so that I often get a second (garlic) naan to soak it all up. Well not today. There were literal 3 small cuts of beef in my bowl. Broth was runny and lacked that spicy finish. Now I will say that the beef hihari isn't usually available on Sundays but they said it was in stock but I guess this is what was left from the weekend. Disappointed The naan was still very good

Prince Kabob is on route 3 between Gambrills and Bowie. The Wife and I were in the mood for kabobs and they hit the spot. The wait was really long considering there was no one in the building but everything was fairly good. This is a place I'll go back to again and again.

We enjoyed PK's Chicken Biryani for years (since 2018) and it has been tasty all the time. But we noticed that the Biryani's tatse changed last month. Then we ordered 4 Chicken Biryani yesterday along with 2 Chicken Kabob and Biryani was bad. It was just yellow colored rice, there was NO flavor in it. The Chicken came with Biryani also has NO taste at all just a broil chicken. The white sauce with yogurt also was so thin as if it was water. It used to be thicker than that. They used to give white sauce and green (chilli) sauce and green sauce was missing.Three stars I gave was for Chicken Malai kabob which is still as tatsty as before. We will not visit there again.

I visit this spot at least once a month...sometimes more and I almost always order the goat karahi. It comes with salad and naan. I love the flavors in the dish. I took one star off because sometimes I get way too many bones. Every once in awhile I'll eat in but most of the time, I order it to go. The goat karahi is an order for 2 for about $30. I always order it just for me so I can have plenty of leftovers. The samosas are delicious too! You need to check this spot out!

First time trying Prince Kabob and give 5+ stars. The service was great and friendly. Went with the Butter Chicken, Garlic Naam and spinach. Everything was amazing. The Garlic Naam was fresh and delicious. Will be returning!

It troubles my spirit to write this review after being a faithful customer for years, but I would be doing a disservice to other Yelpers to not report the gross disrespect from the employee and manager at Prince Kabob.In short, I placed a $142 dinner order, $163 with tip and was excited to go home with my carry out. Upon arriving home 25 mins later I discovered my 2 orders of samosas were not in the bags ($8/each). I called and politely notified the employee of the missing items, expecting him to simply credit my debit card. Instead he all but called me a liar and insisted the items were 'in the bags.' I'm not going to labor the extensive dialogue over $16 samosas but it was truly unbelievable. I explained that I am a regular customer and have no reason to argue over 2 orders or samosas when my family spends hundreds of dollars bi-monthly at this establishment. Talk about RIDICULOUS!!!He said he needed to call me back and this time it's the manager on the phone, telling me to 'check my car' because they 'gave me my food' and he wanted me to describe each container, in which I obliged him, only to be told again I must have misplaced them on my counter or my car. At this point I'd had it! The 3 bags were placed on my front seat, nothing fell out of the bags!!! It's been a long time since I've felt this disrespected from a business I frequent but I will NOT be back.Any business this disrespectful doesn't deserve my money. I've given positive reviews in the past and have sent lots of business their way. Lousy customer service coupled with blatant disrespect will ruin any business in due time.

I order chicken kabobs and 3 naans they gave me 3 roti's. Also they're customer service very slow. They're chatni is very watery and not good.

On Oct 16, 2024 visited Prince Kabob. I have visited this business multiple times and enjoyed the Buttered Chicken. This time when I ordered my food and got home to find that my Buttered Chicken was White in Color and the sauce with extra white in color. There was no flavor and the sauce was very runny.I called Prince Kabob back to tell them about the food. The manager tells me they cooked the Butter Chicken late the night before which would have been on Oct. 15, 2024 and nothing was wrong with the Buttered Chicken. I explained the appearance and the taste of the Buttered Chicken. He told me to come back tomorrow and which I did on Oct. 17, 2024 and the manager wasn't in the store but his brother was and I explained that I spoke to the brother on the phone and I asked him to call him and let him know that I was at the store. I was told I could not get my money back and/or credit. you might as well say he called me a liar. I told him I would never be back and it was bad customer service. So for those we like (love) Buttered Chicken find another place. VERY DISSATIFIED CUSTOMER!!!!

I have been a long-time customer of this establishment and have tried different dishes, however, my standard go-to is the chicken salad, which I order along with the Mango Lassie, and a side of pumpkin. Like another review mentioned everything was totally different. The pumpkin was bland with no flavor or spice, and the chicken usually sumptuous, and flavorful was also bland and not as moist, The mango lassie tasted like it came out of a bottle, but the most disappointing was the tzatziki sauce, of which I ordered extra because it's my fav. However, this time it was watery and tasted like a mayonnaise base (!!!) versus yogurt. I was really actually offended by this. To top it off, I paid almost $10 more than I normally would. Turns out there are new owners. All I had to do was taste the food to know. However, how because there was no naan in my bag when I check in my car. I went back in to get it and was told it didn't come with it and I asked since when and was told since never. I said well that is definitely not true because I am a long-time customer and it always comes with naan automatically and I never have to ask for it. I was told I was wrong. I asked if there new management or a new owner. I did notice when I came in that the people working were different people than usual and the decor was also different. I said because if you have changed and it is no longer given with the salad, then just say that, rather than trying to make me think I am crazy. Then, someone came from the back and slipped and said the previous owner also didn't give Naan with salad. I said, ok yes. So like I said there "IS" a New Owner (while side-eyeing the guy who told me no there isn't a new owner). Anyway, me as a long-time customer and you as a new owner, maybe you should just say, sorry we no longer offer that with the salad rather than going back and forth telling me I am wrong. How do you even know, you just got here? Anyway, never going back, not because of the naan, but because the food was not what I have come to expect and I didn't enjoy it at all. You can tell when someone does something out of love and passion versus just a business. The previous owner took time and care to offer a quality product. Now, not so much.