Rice House of Kabob

I like their location, the food is good, they are missing a lot of well known Persian dishes though, Their salads are good. I’m just surprised that they used the Mexican tortilla to wrap their sandwiches while they can use Persian bread. Their food is good in general but I have been to a much better places where the food has better flavor

I got bored of eating the same thing in Brickell the other day, so i decided to stop here after reading some reviews. They serve a wide range of Mediterranean food, ranging from Sirloin to ground beef, to chicken, along with wraps, hummus, rice, and pita/​naan bread. Everything was very good here, and the dishes really capture the Mediterranean flavor. I had the sirloin which was much better than expected (portions were a little small, but quality was excellent). They also serve falafel and middle eastern style dishes as well. I will definitely return to try some of the other dishes, platters, and combos. Everything on the lunch specials is around or under $ 10. I am already a fan of this place.

Just ordered takeout and it came quickly, was delicious, and very well packaged! The chicken kabobs were fresh and perfectly cooked and the wraps were excellent!

We ordered food and were told that the delivery takes 30 minutes, the driver called after over an hour speaking in Spanish, totally lost. We call the store, the person who answers said that we have had hundreds of orders and that we need to be patient. They could not find our order, she said was extremely rude and hung up on me twice. She called herself cinnamon. Bad attitude, I’ll never order from there again
It took them a month to respond to let me know they are trying to improve. I simply think they don’t care

I love this place! Great prices, yummy, healthy food and great customer service. A young lady by the name of Cinnamon was very helpful to me over the phone with a large order I had placed for my job.

I had the falafel salad lunch special. The salad was fresh and crisp, with a surprising variety of different lettuces. The falafel, however, was heavy and bland. And the hummus was too thick. But I’ll come back for the great salad, and maybe try the chicken.

This is a great lunch option in the Brickell area if you go with the right mindset and expectations.
Here you’ll get simple, straightforward, no fuzz food that is also tasty and plenty. Of course, if you compare it with other less wordly eateries in the area and expect to get the same type of experience you might leave underwhelmed.
I’ve had their animal based (chicken, beef, fish) and green-​er based protein options (hello, hummus) and for what I pay they are all satisfying in flavor and doneness in my book. Their salads have never been short of fresh. And their rice is dangerous. I can just pour some of that dressing they give away on the rice and proceed to stuff my face without shame.
All in all, thumbs definitely up…

What a great meal. I had been craving rice and falafel and this was the place. Falafel was not overcooked, not undercooked and came with the perfect side sauces and light rice. The staff was friendly and walked me through the menu and the ambiance was warm and welcoming. It was an overall great experience in a clean pleasant efficiently run establishment, here in Brickell.

A place I can go and eat in every week without hesitation.
Chicken is moist and we’ll seasoned. I stay away from the red meat over there. (Not that is not good but this is personal preferences)
Staff always friendly and smiling

Food was so amazing! My boyfriend and I were gonna go to Beer and Burger joint until we saw this place. Once I checked the menu out, I was sold! I am a huge fan of rice so I ordered the chicken/​steak platter. Everything was seasoned so perfectly and they have some special sauce that you can get on the side. Also, it’s just like a order from the counter type of restaurant and you get a pager when your food is ready. It’s quick and very good! They also serve wine which is a plus!

Delivery order placed at 1:30 PM
Current time 3:35 PM
Ugh. I’ve been waiting for my delivery order for 2 hours now. I called back almost an hour ago and was told they didn’t have my address or phone number so they couldn’t deliver it and had no way of reaching out. I gave them the info and proceeded to wait, and starve. I called them a 3^rd time 35 minutes ago and was told they didn’t get the suite number… so they didn’t know where to take the food.
Now I was confused and starving. Why didn’t they call me back, did they forget to write down my number too? (I’ve ordered from this place before, they have my info saved in their system…) So for a second time I was told that it’d be here in 15 mins as the meal took a total of 7 minutes to re-​make (since my first order was cold now) and they were pretty close to my office. I guess it was nice they were re-​making my food so at least it’s fresh…
I called a 4^th time just before starting this review, probably about 3:25 PM… I was told the driver left 10 minutes ago… no food yet, and now its 3:40 PM.
In the amount of time I’ve waited I could of received delivery 3+ times.
Not a happy camper. I’m calling to cancel my order.
**In regards to the food, it isn’t bad, that’s why they got 2 stars instead of 1… Their sauces are the best thing I’ve had there… the falafel is a bit dry, but everything else is OK.
Not bad if that is what you are craving, but not outta this world. Beware if you are hungry, your food may never show.

A bit of a downgrade… If you make the wraps wrong with cheese and I bit into it and tell you I’m vegan you might want to say sorry. Felt a bit rude in the young girls response. And the second wraps were the wrong ones too. Not happy at all on this visit.

Rice House isn’t bad, but isn’t great.
The price point is awesome for the area. Comparatively speaking, you would be a lot more to just eat at the neighboring sit-​in restaurants. Rice House has some really great lunch specials. She did the falafel wrap and drink combo while I tried the kubideh plate (ground sirloin). Mine came with basmati rice, greek salad, and hummus. And to be honest, it was just ok. Her falafel wrap was yummy though, both were less than $ 10.
The food isn’t anything to write home about unfortunately. The hummus and pita were bland, and so was the sirloin I had. We came at lunch time and they were blaring EDM music, which was odd. Otherwise it’s fairly roomy inside.
If you check-​in on the Unilocal app though, you get a small square of baklava! Free dessert?! Yeeeee.

Casual place serving quick Mediterranean food. Plenty of seating inside, good for one person or groups. I tried the kubideh salad, dolmeh, falafel and baklava. Falafel side comes in a bowl of 4, the texture was too dry but it was flavorful. The meat in the kubideh salad tasted too salty on its own but went well with the salad and I enjoyed the dressing. The baklava was yummy and not overly sweet, and probably my favorite part of the meal. I’ve definitely had better Mediterranean food at a cheaper price point but wouldn’t mind revisiting this place and trying out the other dishes.

I’ve been here several times and am always pleased. Tried the Rice’s Vegetables for the first time last night, and it was superb. It was a generous helping of food and was simply delicious. I’ve also had their chicken menu items before, and they are delicious also. For a To-​Go order, it took about 10 minutes to prepare. Their menu is a little pricey though for the type of food and restaurant — about $ 15 with tip for 1 platter and 1 soft drink.

Had the chicken Joojeh lunch special. Under $ 10 bucks and filling. About 6 nice sized chicken chucks, grilled and well seasoned. Rice, soft and tasty. Salad, hummus and a couple slices of pita bread. I wished I had taken a picture of it, but too hungry.

One of the best Persian resturants here in Miami!
I had combo II which was Soultani (persian name).
I have to say really delicious and yummi and defiantly worth the money that i paid.
The only thing that i didn’t like was using plastic fork and spoon which is not respectful to the customers!

Had the Kubideh Wrap and a Chenjeh Platter as well (I was hungry!)
I just moved from the Northeast where food like this was plentiful. So I had to try Rice.
The wrap was delicious and fresh– the meat was like hamburger rolled with delicious spices. Served with a sauce– Sumac? that was really fantastic.
The Chenjeh was equally as good the tenderloin was fresh and great quality. The Greek salad it was served with was fresh and crisp. As a local to Brickell, I’ll be back to sample more menu items :)

I’ve had this place on my radar for over a year, but never had the opportunity to try it until now. After leaving a Unilocal event a block away, I stopped in for a little nosh before making the hour-​long drive home. I wish I could’ve had a complete meal, because the joojeh (chicken skewers) and rice platter looked amazing. I’m half-​Persian, and joojeh is one of my favorite things to order at a Persian restaurant. Next time!
For this visit, I kept it simple and ordered the mast o’khiar (yogurt dip) with pita and a mini baklava. The mast o’khiar was quite good and on par with other Persian restaurants in South Florida. The pita I ordered to have along with it, however, was mediocre, and tasted like the Toufayan store-​bought variety. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… I realize this is Persian fast food. But since pita is such a staple of Middle Eastern cuisine, I wish they had put in a little extra effort and made their own (or at least provided something that tasted a little more fresh). The mini baklava was a nice, perfectly-​sized sweet bite to end my mini-​meal.
Now that I’ve sampled a little bit of what they have to offer, I do want to come back and try a full meal. The mast o’khiar impressed me enough that I have high hopes for their other dishes. And they even have doogh (yogurt soda), which I love and absolutely none of my friends do, but that earns bonus points in my book :)

This is one of those places that you see all the time, one of those places that prompts you to tell yourself, «Hmm, that looks interesting. I should check it out.» But you never really do. And years pass and hair grays and gut gets fatter and the only thing that stays the same is you telling yourself, «Hmm, that looks interesting. I should check it out.»
Well, this past Saturday, I broke my routine and finally checked out Rice House of Kabob. Without a single gray hair on my head.
Ordered the koobideh (a kebab made of ground meat) wrap, which, for $ 7.95, considering how much a wrap stuffed with cold deli meat might run you elsewhere, is a great (and much more gratifying) deal.
What I really loved about this place, though, was the rice. (I guess if you’re going to feature the word «rice» in your name, it better not disappoint.) I stole a few forkfuls from a buddy’s plate, and before long, the few forkfuls turned into a complete disregard for the fact that he paid for it and that we’ve been friends for years and that our friendship should be able to withstand the siren’s song of rice.
Freaking RICE.
I would’ve thrown away eighteen years of friendship for that rice.