Fresh Kabob

I am still eating while writing this. The meat was a little bland. It’s more like the seasoning was only on the outside but bland on the inside. Needs more marinating time. Maybe we got a bad batch but the basmati rice was soooo soggy that our table and the one table beside us went to the service counter to ask for a replacement. The replacement was the same sorry soggy rice considering that basmati is a firm type of rice. Maybe it’s just the restaurant quality going downhill. Tsk tsk!

I would give no stars if I could. I ordered delivery through Unilocal and they go through Eat24. The order minimum is $ 20 and the delivery fee was said to be $ 3. When my food arrived, the delivery guy said that the fee is actually $ 5. He had a printed paper/​receipt with it only stating $ 3, but he said they are going to adjust it. What kind of business is that? I reached out to Eat24 and they said the restaurant cannot do that so it’s strictly shadiness on behalf of the restaurant. My house isn’t far from the restaurant either. Its less than one mile but I was carless and it’s the middle of summer.
Now let’s talk about the food. I ordered the gyro and the meat inside my gyro is burnt to a crisp. Worse gyro I have ever had. I’ve been to Yanni’s and the Great Greek and had great experiences. Never ever will I order or eat from here again. I drive by this place all the time and have been wanting to try it. I wish I didn’t.
Wow, I just opened my second order which is supposed to be the chicken shish kabob and it’s something breaded and fried! Wow! I’m shocked at this whole experience! I will be taking it back and asking for a refund. I hope it goes well.

I had the 2 Kubideh special for $ 11.99. I chose the ground beef & ground chicken Kubideh Kabobs. There was plenty of food on the plate to fill me up. Both versions of the kabobs were cooked perfectly. They both were cooked to order and came out nice & hot. The rice was well rice so it was on the dry side as usual no matter where you get it. I should have asked to see if I could get some type of sauce for it. I did add some roasted and chopped hot peppers to it which had a great taste. I also added some other green sauce /​salsa type of thing which also was flavorful. Sorry don’t know the name of it. I really enjoyed the fresh bread that came with the order. They served both the kabobs on the bread so the juices soaked in a little to give it more flavor. The plate also would have come with a roasted tomato & mixed greens but I did not get them. I did get the onions and asked for extra which they gladly gave me a bunch of.
The only negative about my experience there was that I would have had to pay for a side of the garlic sauce. That is not a big negative but wish the dish would come with a little side already.
The young lady that took my order was real nice and answered all the questions I had as this was my 1^st visit.
They have a good size dining area which was very clean as was the bathroom.
Overall I enjoyed the food very much. It was a great price especially for the amount of food I received. I will be going back for sure. If it was a little bit closer to the house I would probably go there a couple times a week.

Loved it! Fabulous hummus. I had the chicken tenderloin shish and hummus. Best hummus ever. Nice staff too.

Been here quite a few times. Always had a decent experience with the food until the last two times our order was undercooked. The karahi chicken was pinkish raw and watery the last time we went, and when we mentioned it to the owner who happened to be there, he just laughed it off and denied it saying «the chicken was cooked for a long time»
Didn’t even bother to look.
Disappointed in the way owner handled that. Not going back there. Terrible attitude!

This place was good few years ago but recently the owner has gotten a attitude, is unfriendly, and also food quality has gone down dramatically. Try other halal places in town and avoid his one as my order was not cooked properly or throughly.

Food was Awesome, Delivery time wasnt that bad. Defiantly eating here again.

Best thai place. Whatever you order, it will be good. Couldn’t try some dishes because of its price but everything i’ve tried were the bests. Cozy, historic, good services.

Came on a Sunday after taking the kids to Kangamoo. First in line to order and still waited 40 minutes for our food. We watched several customers leave without getting their food and it was just ridiculous how other customers actually got their food before we did. When my wife asked what was going on, the lady behind the counter just unapologetically said «well I got one of them here» and handed my wife a plate. We had ordered 3 dishes…
The food was good when we did eventually get it but we probably won’t come back.

Hands down, the BEST kabobs in Vegas.
I stopped here late after work one night on the way home after having passed it at least a thousand times, and decided to give it a try. I went in, placed my order, and after about 15 minutes, was on my way home.
The inside is cozy, there is a new hookah lounge upstairs (not technically the same business), for those who might be interested in that. The tables inside were pretty low key, but the kitchen area is open except for some glass, so you get to watch your food prepared while you wait which is always a nice touch. Some people don’t like that, but I do, it forces restaurants to practice more hygienic practices because customers can see more.
The young lady who rang me up was helpful and friendly. The gentleman who gave me my food, apologized for the wait (15 minutes is not long in my book, but maybe for some it is), and said that calling ahead is a great option if you’re ever in a hurry in the future.
I ordered a lamb and chicken shish kabob. They were both DELICIOUS. Many kabobs in this city are incredibly bland and under seasoned, definitely not the case here. The rice was also well flavored. The green sauce that was at the counter where you pick up your food was perfectly spiced and I put it on EVERYTHING! I appreciate the fresh lemon wedge that was included in my to-​go container.
My only real complaint was the price. It was more than $ 17 for two kabobs, which I thought was on the expensive side. If they took their prices down around $ 2, I’d be here way more often that is good for my wallet…

My first time. Always pass by this place and finally trying it out. One word, delicious!!! I had the chicken and lamb kubideh. Came with saffron rice, salad, grilled tomato, and fresh bread for $ 12. This is a lot of food for this price. I’ll be coming back for more!

Nasty and awful. The whole family had the chicken kebab, with was very hard coded with lemon, way to much. The tomato was under cooked. Even the rice was coded with lemon.

I had lunch here this afternoon to celebrate a coworker’s birthday. The food itself was fantastic. Each member of our party commented on how delicious the food itself was. However, the service was less than stellar. One of our table’s orders came out at least 20 minutes after everyone else. Then, when I went up to buy some extra orders of bread for the table, I was told that «we are too busy to make bread for you right now.» As strange as this seems, if this is the case I recommend that the manager on duty removes the sign reading «Buy Fresh Bread» from the order window.
Sad to leave a 3 star review when the food was so delicious but we were very disappointed in the service.

For a fast food Mediterranean food I give this place 4 star. Their portions are big and pretty tasty for a fast food restaurant. I got chicken shish kabob, hummus and tea and it’s $ 1500. I didn’t realize it’s a lot for me that’s why I wasn’t able to finish it. I recommend this for a kabob fast food place.

The food here is very delicious.
I ordered the Chicken plate #5. My daughter ordered the Chicken Sharwarma and my other daughter ordered the chicken strips with fries which were really good also.
Love that they have the garlic cream sauce stuff.
The owners or employees could be a little friendlier but I get it.

The food is fresh and hot. The rice and bread came with the order are good. It serves as fast-​food style, but every thing is made-​to-​order. Therefore, you will have wait time. The price is from $ 8 to $ 17 for a meal. By the way the portion is good for two people, if you are on diet. It’s little too much for one person.

Hostels the name says it all Fresh Kabob. The kabobs are fresh and tender and delicious. I’ve tried every one except beef and they were exceptional. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. On top of there great food and big portions, the people working here are very kind and considerate. Amid took such a pleasure in making my food and he played it so beautifully rather then just throwing it on the plate. I really like this, it shows me that they take pride in what they do and in satisfying their customers. Very laid back atmosphere, chill music is usually playing and they also have free wifi. This is def my go to spot you know it’s good when your getting constant cravings. Lentil soup is also exceptional. A must try this place!

The restaurant is very bad, service and eating form without flavor and its price-​Ghali, was a bad experience

I come here often for lunch. The food is very good but the girls who work the cash register seem rude and like they’re always in bad moods when I go which makes me feel awkward. Their hummus is great and if you order a kabob plate it’s a lot of food which is nice.

This is not original Persian food. I could tell from the smell. I think the restaurant changed ownership. I was here 3 months ago and the food I ordered was authentic. Go elsewhere. Go to any Persian restaurant in LA you will see the difference.

We were eating here on and off very often in the past few years. Location is either convenient or inconvenient, it depends on my daily routine.
Well, since I don’t visit the post office next door very often, and I don’t live on that side of the city either, I don’t usually make a detour for Kabob.
Surprisingly the dining room area is bigger than it looks like from the outside. There are some comfortable couches to sit down while waiting for To Go orders.
They have fountain drinks for $ 1.99, or a variety of other beverages in the refrigerator from $ 1.49 and up.
Daily special was $ 11.99, three different meats (beef, chicken and lamb Shish kabobs) with rice.
This time we ordered:
Gyro with French fries.
Very little meat inside pita bread, lots of iceberg lettuce with sauce, and french fries. It was tasty.
Tenderloin Chicken Shish kabob on the platter with saffron rice, garnished with onions and some green leafs and grilled tomatoes. Freshly made, chicken was very tender and tasty.
I watched them making my dinner through the glass!
We also ordered cheese cake.
Desserts are not made on promises, some outside company supplies it! (I think Manan)
Overall it’s a good place to grab a tasty meal for a decent price.
If you are in a hurry, think twice! Kabobs need about 12 minutes to be grilled!

Impressed. Nice almost fast food place.(food made to order). Had the #7 chicken Karahi which came with freshly made pita bread and some greens and the spicy chicken. Very good meal. Fountain drinks are with refills.

If you love good food, you’ll love Fresh Kabob. I’m here at least twice a week to eat on my lunch hour. The food is amazing; tons of veggie/​vegan options with hearty portions at a more-​than-​decent price tag. The staff and service is always friendly, not to mention pretty speedy.
I’ve talked to the owner on several occasions, and you can tell how much love and pride he has for his business and the experience his customers have.

We have been coming here since the place opened to get our Persian food «fix» — sometimes even twice a week! While we have tried a TON of other kabob places here in town, this by far surpasses the quality and quantity of them all… I usually get the sirloin kabob which is flame broiled and seasoned to perfection each time. My husband gets the beef kubideh special & of course, it’s bomb! The saffron rice has a unique buttery flavor and is firm and delicious. Veggie kabobs are again seasoned perfectly, juicy and just grilled enough to not be mushy. The mast-​o-​kihar is by far my favorite and the bread u get to dip it in is fluffy, warm and made to order — just like everything else.
When you eat at fresh kabob, u get fine-​dining quality food at counter service prices! And to top it off? The staff and management are always attentive, friendly, and eager to correct any issues you may have on-​the-​spot. Highly recommend fresh Kabob… You’re welcome! ;)

The trend continues.
I know that my last review for this place is also a 3* however this one is a not so shiny 3*.
Here are they key reasons why:
Price increase with a inverse correlation to portion. (fancy UNLV talk for more money and less food)
The mix and match is now $ 11.99
The bread is now $ 1.99
Mat-​o-​khir is now $ 1.99 (albeit you get ½ a round of bread with it)
Frequent eater punch card:
They changed it from meals to visits. In addition I told them that I forgot the card once or twice and they gave me a new one. The cards totaled more than enough for a free meal however, they did not honor it.
This place has been my default Kebob place in Vegas for nearly 5 years but I am slowly falling out of love with it as I no longer feel that it is a great value that it once was. I may have to search the valley for another spot to get my Kabob fix at.
Still a fan of the food but don’t like the direction that this place is going…

I ordered Lunch Combo (Tenderloin Chicken with french fries) for $ 8.99
food looks and tasted good.
Location with special view to the Runway from the McCarran International Airport.

Nice restaurant with good food,
The place located right next to the airport so you can see airplanes flying while you eat.
The food are very affordable and it does taste good, the only thing I didn’t like is there hummus I mean it was okay but doesn’t taste like others that I tried before.

Best kabobs and bread in town!
The meat is tender, juicy, and oh so flavorful. The bread is fresh and tasty. Just love this place!

I have been here twice already and I really love this place. I wish it was closer to home so that I could go here more often. I haven’t been able to find a better one in town. I am drooling right now thinking of it.
I have only tried their kubideh, both chicken and beef. The wrap is similar, but I would rather just get their kubideh special. It is so flavorful! The rice tastes soooo good and the veggies so fresh! I love their food! And a bonus, their drinks are refillable!
It can get pretty busy here during lunchtime on the weekday, so if you only have 30 minutes to spare, I suggest ordering over the phone and picking up so you don’t have to waste your lunch waiting.
Don’t forget to order baklava for dessert! It is divine.

Ok so I decided to check out Fresh Kabob for lunch one day as it is close to my place of employment.
The staff is friendly and helpful as I did ask some questions as this was my first visit. I decided on the #4 (1) Tenderloin beef shish kabob. The meal includes fresh bread, tomato, onion, mixed greens and saffron rice. $ 8.99
The meat was dry, tough and chewy the taste it left in my mouth was that of burnt charcoal. Wow so disappointed I was as the meat should have been the star of the meal. The saffron rice and the fresh taftoon persian bread was good however not enough to warrant a repeat visit.
My meal by itself cost $ 9 and change for a couple small bits of meat, rice, homemade taftoon persian bread, veggies and a bitter tomato.
Yeah, I don’t think I will be making a return visit here anytime soon. I really wanted to like and enjoy this place since is so close to work :(.
I was left unsatisfied, empty, wanting more, needing more, and in need of something to remove the bad taste from my mouth.

3.5 stars. I love the food at Fresh Kabob and have been coming here since they opened (as Flame Kabob). Back in the Flame days I would have given them 5 stars, but in the years since ownership changed hands, it’s not quite the same. There is inevitably a super long wait time, whether the place is empty or full, and there is always some issue. A couple of times the soda machine was down, once they were out of taftoon bread, once out of chicken, once there was no furniture (I think this was a dispute with the previous owner). Just always something irritating. The wait time, coupled with the issues knocked my rating down on this $ 10 – 15 counter order establishment.
I generally order the Chicken Shish meal for $ 9 and a friend and I share the mast-​o-​khiar $ 2.5 (cucumber and mint yogurt dip), but today I went for the Chicken Karachi $ 7 because the picture shows a bunch of veggies and didn’t want rice (their rice is so good, but so bad for me!). The meal I got didn’t really look like the picture. I didn’t have many veggies and I did not care for their sauce. I will likely be back, but ordering the old standby!