Darul Kabab

Ordered the Kacchi Biriyani. We were a group of six, they served different kacchi biriyani to different people, no idea why. Probably one batch of biriyani was finished. The thing is, two batches tasted very different, which brings about the question of their consistency. Overall, my plate tasted fine, but I also tasted from my friend (who ordered the same thing) and I think they should be more consistent. We also heard the waitress shrieking in the kitchen to someone, which was loud enough to hear from the tables. She acted just fine in person, but her loud voice dismissed the impression. Overall, liked the food, but I don’t think I’ll be going back if I ever visit Boston again.

One of the worst food experiences I've ever had. I ordered a Kabab that comes with "pita, salad and raita". I got 5 chunks of rubber with pita and... a collection of random vegetables that are completely raw and inedible as a "salad". I added with the meat and pita but I paid 17 dollars for something that should have cost 6-8 dollars. I am not exaggerating, my jaw HURT after chewing these pieces of meat. Bathroom was sticky and dirty. Food was slow. Service was poor. And it appeared the owners were sitting at a table and just chilling out and eating food while we sat and waited half an hour for garbage food in a practically empty restaurant. Honestly all of that was super disappointing but I would have just moved on and forgotten about it. But my friend found a piece of either bone or porcelain in his pita about the size of a marble. GLASS IN HIS PITA. HE WAS SERVED A PIECE OF GLASS IN HIS FOOD. This place doesn't deserve a bad review. It should be shut down. I've found gum in my food at a restaurant before, and this experience was WORSE. DO NOT EAT HERE.

With this post I am going to share an item that I got as a took asking you to guess what was it... P. S this place is highly overpriced to the quality and quantity of food provided. So let the guesses come-in. Remember this is a full order and this is what was served (minus one square that I ate before commemorating this amazing dish).