This was our first time ordering from this place. We got a group Platter #1 which cost $150. It was picked up right before closing time. When we opened the large bag of food, as a Birthday dinner, we saw that the restaurant forgot to pack the grilled vegetables, which were part of the order. This was disappointing as we already paid for everything and the restaurant was already closed. Nobody called us from the restaurant to apologize and to fix this when they realized that they had a pan of grilled vegetables in their kitchen which they forgot to pack in our order. Very disappointing! Also, the ground meat was fine, but the chicken kebab was way too spicy and the Afghan rice had only a little bit of carrots and raisins [as if they ran out] sprinkled on top as opposed to mixed throughout the large rice platter.

Hmm, I went there some months ago for the first time, and I wont lie, I liked the design and the inside interior but then when it comes to food and pricing, it was not up to my expectations compared to the pricing. They gave us 4 tiny pieces of lamb with a little rice for over $35. And the first time We ordered Kabab Koobideh and Qabuli Palaw which the rice was kinda dry and there were a few raisins and carrots, u could not taste them and real Qabuli is not like that. Also, the kabab was kinda dry and I say this cuz I have eaten a lot of koobidehs before. And last thing to mention, the manager or server whoever was there, this Spanish guy, I asked them for few pieces of tomato for my koobide cuz they did not have many, and he brought me 3/4 pieces which is just 2 tomatoes, and later I saw that he charged me $2 for that! Not to mention the green mung bean my sister ordered was burnt. It smelt and tasted burnt so idk why they even brought it, they could just say they did not have it available or offer a substitute. Overall, I feel like the pricing does not live up to expectations and I will not really wanna go there, alas cuz I liked the restaurants design. And I expected a better representation of authentic Afghan cuisine.

Very delicious food and nice and courteous staff.

Good food

We recently dined at Kabul House and had a wonderful experience overall. The ambiance was amazing warm, cozy, and full of authentic Afghan vibes that really set the mood for the meal.

We ordered the Hummus, Bulanee, Aushak, Spicy Chicken Kabob, Chicken Koobideh Kabob, and Afghan Saffron Tea. The kabobs were the absolute highlight flavorful, tender, and perfectly cooked. The Afghan rice served alongside was a hit too soft, aromatic, and beautifully spiced with carrots and other seasonings that made it incredibly delicious.

The chutneys added a nice spicy kick and paired well with everything we ordered. The only thing we didnt enjoy much was the pita bread, which felt a bit dry.

Parking was a bit of a struggle, but we managed to find a spot across the street. Despite that, it was totally worth it for the food and atmosphere.

Overall, a great dining experience delicious food, vibrant ambiance, and wonderful Afghan flavors. Definitely recommend trying their kabobs and rice!