Afghan Kebab House #1 - (212) 307-1612

My wife and I ate at Afghan Kebab House looking for a slightly exotic culinary experience without breaking the bank. This Afghan restaurant delivered above and beyond our initial expectations. The food was exquisite in every sense and we still had money left over to go grab a show afterwards. Although the service was very friendly, there was only one waiter on duty serving all the tables... That could be a problem if you are in a rush but if you have time, it allows you to eat slowly and savor the moment without being pressured to pay your bill and leave. Afghan Kebab House does not sell alcohol but they allow you to bring your own beer and wine without charging a "corking fee" which is a great thing if you have a favorite wine you enjoy.

I love Afghani food, and Afghan Kebab House is Afghani food at its best. Although nothing fancy, the food is delicious- I highly recommend the salmon kebab. All entrees come with bread and rice, and each entree is around $12-$15. It's pretty cheap considering the portions are huge. I've only seen one guy working there, and although not the friendliest, he's very quick with the service. Definitely try Afghan Kebab House once, I guarantee you will go back many times!

I've eaten there many times and I find that most of the time the food is excellent. I'm very fussy when it comes to food and I've recommended this restaurant to all of my friends. I take out most of the time and like somebody else here said, the portions are large and the pricing is great (not too expensive). The restaurant itself is down-to-earth, no thrills, and quiet. The waiter is pleasant (there's been only one guy that I've seen waiting there). Go check it out if you enjoy tasty food!

I love this place. The food is great ! You get so much food for your money & it's always good. I usually get take out so I am not sure about the service, but they are so nice & quick whenever I order. I have seriously become addicted & find myself craving it even though I had it the night before. Try the lamb kafta & boulanee pumkin, or meat samosa

This restaurant is a showcase for Afghan cuisine that is made simply and served in large portions at great prices. The narrow space has a Central Asian d????cor with wall hangings, pictures of mosques and hammered brass accents. I love their chicken kebobs and they also have vegetarian dishes as well.