As the title suggests, avoid this place if the portion size and price are important to you. We paid over $80 for basically snacks. The food actually tasted good and I haven’t got an issue on this (hence 2 stars instead of 1). However, when...a family of four is still hungry after finishing the meal, then there’s a problem. This maybe suitable for some, but not for us. As a family, we are not considered ‘big eaters’. So you’re in big trouble here if you are. I normally give priority to food quality and taste, but the disparity between this and price and quantity was too big to ignore. Btw, we ended up buying a pizza straight after from a different place, just to complete the meal. ££$$€€.More

Not an inspired name, but the food and decor are great. Choose regular seats or traditional low tables, nice lighting and music. We had 3 kinds of kebobs, and all were yummy, but the lamb ones were truly great, tender, juicy, just right spices. The...pumkin dish was also amazing. Ate too much to dare dessert, next time though.More

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My previous favorite Afghan restaurant went out of business, but our Lyft driver recommended this restaurant and I'm so glad he did! The lamb kabobs were so flavorful! Actually, everything we had was flavorful! I'm sorry we didn't get a chance to try the bolani...or other dishes, but will do that next time!More

We had kabob from another Afghan restaurant in Fremont a few months back and we liked it very much. We tried to call in our take-out order last Sunday and again today, but no one picked up the phone. So we decided to get the...kabob from this place since the review has 4.5 stars. I had lamb kabob and it was delicious. Lamb was tender, juicy, well seasoned, and a little charcoaled on the outside. Brown rice and bread were good. The portion was large we couldn’t finish all the food. The price was fair. I would definitely order from this place soon.More

We'd never had Afghan food before, so we really wanted to try it (especially in Fremont, which according to Wikipedia has the largest Afghani population outside of Afghanistan). We arrive on a Thursday night around 6:30pm, and it was pretty empty, so we had our...choice of tables. We chose to sit at a low table. Our 10-month-old daughter was able to sit on the cushions (and there were cushions against the wall) very comfortably, which was a plus. Please excuse me as I don't remember the names of the dishes, so I'm just going to describe them (and you can compare my descriptions to the menu). We did everything family style which is recommended so you can try a little of everything. The potato pancakes (Bolani?) were delicious. I think another reviewer described them as Chinese green onion pancakes with mashed potatoes in them, and that is a great way to describe its look and taste. There is a lot on the plate, so it's a good one to share. The butternut squash dish was sweet, almost candied. The lentils dish was rich and spiced well. The kabobs (we got the choice of 3 dish) were all delicious and cooked well. We also ordered the ice cream dessert (with the noodles), the pudding, and the baklava, all of which were sweet, but not overly sweet, with hints of spices. The noodles were a bit strange texture-wise, but it didn't detract from the flavor. The pudding is soft and creamy. The baklava tasted like it was supposed to. I order the chai (tea) and it had a gingery aftertaste, which is very warming. My husband ordered the yogurt drink, which he liked as well. The service was more hands-off, which I liked, but they came quickly when you needed them. The prices were decent for the portions. I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again. It was a great introduction to Afghan cuisine.More

Fremont Kebab is easy to miss, tucked away in a small shopping strip with a Starbucks. Service was prompt, attentive, and helpful. Meals start with bread. I ordered the house dip, which is basically a baba ganoush. It was creamy, flavorful, and delicious with the...house bread. I had the roasted lamb for my main course. It was tender and bursting with flavor. One can tell that it has braised for hours until reaching the perfect consistency. It was served on alongside long-grain rice. When you’re done, you can pay at the counter. Highly recommend.More