Landmark Kabob

it’s closed for good.

The phone number doesn’t work. Neither does the web site.

I was so hungry after shopping, so I decided to give this place a try. I am not a big fan of spicy food, so I asked the guy at the counter if the lentils were very hot and he said they were mild, so I ordered them. I love lentils, as long as they are mild. I also ordered rice, spinach, chicken, Naan and some type of fried veggie. The spinach tasted bland and was watery, the chicken was dry and nothing special, and the lentils were so spicy I could barely eat them without drinking water every minute. The Naan was warm, crisp and tasty.
I asked for a glass of iced water, as I do not drink sodas and all they had was a large container of warm water and no ice machine. I gave up on the lentils, ate some of the rice and left the rest of the spinach and chicken. I was pretty disappointed. I noted there were no other customers in the restaurant. The owner kept asking me if it was good and I said the food was too hot. The owner did give me a free round dessert type fried donut with syrup, to make up for the spicy lentils. It was sweet and tasty.
I would not recommend Landmark Kabob. I hope there are better Kabob places around the area then this! Also, the place is too expensive at $ 8.00 for a plate.

This place has made significant leaps Under New Management! Excellent menu, traditional spices used and very warm people. Owner is extremely courteous and will go the extra mile to please every customer. Goat Karahai was mouth watering and so were Lamb kabobs. Desert is out of this world! This place is a MUST VISIT under the new management.

Good little pakistani/​indian kabob restaurant.
Went in for carryout and spent much more then I expected because I kept buying and buying since the girl behind the counter was very helpful!
Food is a 3 star for me. Maybe next time I’ll sit in and eat there to see how it is without the 10 minute drive home.

This place used to be my favorite when I worked at the evil CompUSA down the street near the mall. I am SO glad that place went out of business. They just had the worst people working there. Sexist bastards. Anyway, the kabob place was my go-​to for lunch.
They really don’t have much in the way of ambiance; it’s just basically a lunch counter and some booths. But, they do have pretty awesome food. They introduced me to the wonders of saffron rice and ooey, gooey melty tomatoes. The meat is good too, but I just love the rice so much.