Quiet--and Delicious Food, too!
May dad and I went to Kabul to be supportive of Afghan people in our area. What a treat this restaurant is. The atmosphere was quiet, so nice after so many loud places these days. We ordered the lamb kabobs and got plates heaped with fluffy rice, two kabobs of very tender lamb mixed with peppars, onions and tomatoes, and a strip of flatbread. The food was hot and the scent, inticing. It was more than we could actually eat and have room for ice cream. The bowl was enough for two, so we asked for another and split the sweet dessert, which was made with rosewater, unusual and tasty. The service was never intrusive and the whole meal was a delightful experience.    [23 Oct 2001 07:11:04]

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Recommended Dishes: The kabobs, of course, but everyting sounded great.

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A Favorite!
I've been going to both locations of Kabul for many years, and have never had a bad meal. Whether I'm in the mood for something exotic like the stewed pumpkin w/meat sauce, or a traditional kebab, the food is delish. I've introduced many friends and coworkers to Kabul and they now love it, too. It's a great place to share appetizers and main dishes, as the food is plentiful.

The service is elegant and efficient, and the ambience is serene.

The wine list is decent, and the unusual desserts are nice change from other places. I love the pudding w/a cup of strong coffee for a differnt after dinner treat.

I think Kabul is a warm, classy change from the norm, without flash and concept, but with very good food that's affordable and consistently exotic.    [06 Feb 2004 18:38:43]

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Recommended Dishes: Stewed pumpkin, chicken kebabs

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