Chaman Kabob

Ordered the Lamb Kebab. Overall, lamb was very good. Well spiced, juicy & moist for being well-done. Only hesitation from ordering again is the price. $20 for 5pcs of protein is high on the price median. Not used to receiving romaine lettuce salad with meal. Cucumber salad better suited to cleanse palate between bites.

I can totally understand the mixed reviews for this place. It was a bit pricey, but with inflation everything has gotten more expensive so I can't knock them for the price. Although the portions were generous, the food wasn't great. It wasn't bad, but definitely nothing to write home about. I ordered the Falafel plate and my wife ordered the chicken plate. The chicken was seasoned well and cooked perfectly. The Falafel was also cooked perfectly, it was crisp on the outside and moist and seasoned well on the inside. Both plates came with plain white rice, definitely a place they could make some improvements. The salad that came with our plate came with no dressing and consisted of just lettuce and tomatoes. Definitely another place they could improve. Overall, you'd probably have a better experience next door at Nick the Greek for the same money.

If you live in the area, you know there aren’t many “mom and pop” options for restaurants. All big name chains. So when I moved here, I was sad to leave all of the local places I loved. I was excited to find Chaman Kabob and let me tell you, this place has since become one of my favorites. Their lamb: to die for. The rice: heavenly. And the chutney: I don’t let a drop go to waste. Everything is so flavorful and delicious. Menu has a selection for anyone. Can be a bit pricey but that’s to be expected for lamb shank and food that you otherwise wouldn’t have the time to perfect at home. Surprised by the comments here on service. The owner has always been friendly and polite to me. He can clearly be seen juggling taking orders, prepping food, serving, and bussing tables.