Kabob E Kabob

Ordered Tandoori Chicken — spicy but no flavor and undercooked. Replaced with Butter curry chicken from the buffet bar — cold and lacks the creamy flavor of, well, butter. Definitely not Moby Dicks or even Wegman’s hot bar standard. Shame, we were hoping to have a nearby kabob fix.

Kabob e Kabob is Kobab e OUT OF BUSINESS. Kinda serves ‘em right, though. The man behind the counter (I think he was the owner), was a creeper and always had a smug look on his face.

The only good thing about this kabob restaurant is their bread. The kabobs are flavorless and the quality of their kabobs have changed.

No greeting, seem like I interrupted his conversation with a buddy that was hanging out… no thanks, nothing… just bagged my food 20 mins later… I will not return.

I used to eat at this place at least once a week usually two or three times. There sauces are what i go for theyre sooooo good the green sauce and the taziki cucumber sauce is delish. I always get the chicken kabob gyro with chick peas and veggie samosas. the samosas are so good and you can tell are homemade. I love this place

I hardly eat here anymore because the quality and texture of the food went down. The last five times that I have been I have been disappointed.
The nan is still good. I’m sure the kabobs are too, but I like sauces and veggies.

Where do I start? Dirty, unorganized, over priced and bland. Lots of employees sitting around but no one seemed to know what to do. I ordered samosas and the lamb platter. The samosa I threw away after one bite. Filling was a dry, flavorless glob and the pastry was disgusting. The small portioned lamb wasn’t cheap and was grilled to a complete crispy char. Bone dry and tough. Eww. I can say the dahl was decent. Medina Kabob is a much better choice for kabobs in Woodbridge. Stay far away from this place!

So far, so good. I’ve been here a few times and liked it. The service is super friendly and moderately fast. Chicken and Seek kakbobs are good the chick peas are to DIE FOR, rice is okay and naan is alright too.
Not my absolutely favorite place to go but it’s good and I’ll be back :)

I liked the food… didn’t love… just liked.
My husband and I ordered the buffet because of the variety of things to try. I’d read Unilocal reviewers comment on the inconsistency of both the rice and the kabob so I figured we’d do the buffet.
Overall, it was good. I base everything off Moby Dick which, in my opinion, is THE kabob place in the DC metro area.
— The rice was not seasoned enough. It was more than plain white rice, but not much more.
— the nan could have been better. I thought it got hard really quickly. Not sure what the reason for that was.
The BIG issue for me was cleanliness. I was afraid to touch the salt and pepper shakers! And the tables looked like they had been cleaned with the same damp rag that had been used over and over and over. Luckily, I didn’t have to use the restroom — because there was no way I was going there.
BUT — the food was worthy of 3 stars. The curry was excellent.

I like the fact that the grill is right in front of you while you are waiting. As for taste… well I have had much better. I’ve tried this place twice because I couldn’t remember my first experience. Now I know why. I ordered the lamb and seek kabobs. The lamb had a lot of fat and was not seasoned well. The seekh kabob had a decent amount of seasoning. I am just glad that I did not just get the lamb. I think I remember the chicken being uneventful from the first time I went there. The chickpeas were the only thing that added flavor to the entire meal because the sauce they provide had no kick. All in all, this place is just ok.

Just ate there with my girlfriend and I have to say I was not satifed with the food. We both ordered chicken kabob.
Things that I disliked
The portions were very little.
Chicken was dry.
Rice was tasteless.
The sauce tasted water down.
I was hoping it was good after reading all these good reviews.
But I would not recommend this place.

We went last night for my best friend’s husband’s birthday, looking for a closer-​to-​home alternative to Moby Dick, and boy am I glad we did.
The chicken kabob I had was spicy, tender, and moist. I couldn’t get enough of it, even though the portion filled me so much that I wasn’t able to finish my bread or my rice, both of which were delicious, too. My best friend and her husband had the sirloin. She said it was a bit too spicy for her, but her husband really liked it. Our other friend had the lamb; he indicated that it was well-​prepared.
We left full and happy.
You can buy bottled drinks at the register and there are a variety of sides and desserts that I didn’t try. I definitely recommend this place. Give it a try.

This place has some fantastic food, Authentic middle eastern cuisine. I went there one day for lunch with a friend to try the place out and I was very pleased. When they say fresh, they mean fresh. The guy started cooking the kabobs immediately after we ordered them, pretty awesome for fast food!

Chicken tandoori and lamb chop kabobs were excellent, they have one of the best nans in the area, the chickpeas weren’t too great though.

I am happy to say that I found a good kabob place in Dale City.
I had the lamb kabob which comes with basmati rice, nan and very tasty chick peas.
The lamb is tender and tasty, and has lots of spice. They give you a generous portion of lamb. The yogurt sauce is good, and the tandoori nan is excellent.
The spicing on the lamb gives you a different flavor sensation than at many other kabob places.
I like this place, and I shall return.
next time I will try the chicken kabob.
Go there, and enjoy!

This is a new restaurant in Dale City near the corner of Dale Blvd and Minnieville. Since I love Indian/​Pakistani/​Afghan food, we figured we’d try it shortly after it opened. We went as a family, which makes it easier to try a variety of items on the menu, which is a good thing as they are all very good (at least the ones we tried). We’ve now been twice and both times it’s been quite good. They have a pretty extensive menu and we have tried several main dishes (chicken kabob, lamb kabob, seekh kabob, chapli kabob, tandoori chicken, and chicken karahi). We also like the vegetable samosa (which my daughters like) and the meat samosa (which I like). The sides are also wonderful, to the point where my wife and I like them almost more than the main dishes. The only criticism is the seekh and chapli kabob seem to be a bit too well done. But, the food is great and the prices are reasonable.