Sabri Kabab House

If you want some good and fast Pakistani food this is the place to go! My boyfriend heard so much about this place from his friends and was excited that it is really close to my house!
I would say we tried almost everything on the menu from chicken korma, biryani to the fried fish. I’m not a big fan of the entrees that have goat in it, the taste of it has an acquire taste, not fan of goat cheese either. One of my favorite dishes here is the Murgh Cholay! It has chickpeas, mix veggies and goes really well with naan (duh) with the extra onions and mint sauce! Sometimes my boyfriend and I would slap some greek yogurt on the side to bring out the other flavor in the dishes.
If you want something on the sweet side, try out the pistachio ice cream, falooda or the carrot dessert (gajar halwa).
The service here is friendly and fast! The wait time for food is always 10 minutes and seem to be okay if you stay pass the normal business hours.
The décor inside is meh, very plain and the style is similar to a middle school cafeteria. Because of the interior design and location (next to a gas station), you may be turn off by it but trust me! It is good. I tried many other Pakistani/​indian food and this is by far my favorite place. My boyfriend even said it taste just like home (he’s from Lahore).

We got the kababs, biryani and haleem. The biryani was not too spicy and pretty good. The haleem was a little spicy and not as impressive. The kababs were the best and I will probably go back for them. The paan was also pretty good.

Simple and straight to the point! Good food and good price you will never think it taste so good due to the location.

Located next to a gas station so might turn some people off but if you decide to come in you will be in for some good food. Open til 3am. Service is great. Goat meat and beef are so soft it falls apart. Prices are unbeatable. The only thing I would ask for is less oil. They definitely use a lot of oil in their food to the point where you can see your food just floating in it. I spent less than $ 25 for 2 drinks, goat korma, Bihari kabobs, and 2 naans. I think it’s definitely worth trying out and it’s my go to place when I have late night cravings for desi food.

This is the best restaurant in the whole wide world. It tastes so good that if you have a plate of their food and your mother tries to steal it from you you will slap your mother.

Chicken tikka and masala is awesome… I will return in a Heartbeat. Great grilled items and North Indian/​Pakistani dishes…

Me and my husband were craving some desi food, and it was between this and afghan kebab house in suwanee (both we have not been to before)
We decided on Sabri Kabab because it was closer.
We came in and saw it was attached to a gas station, we were a bit put off, but the pictures looked clean so we continued on. Upon entering it looked good, decent prices and good variety. I was super excited to eat, we ordered vegetable bryiani, keema, bhindi, half chicken tikka and a beef kebab.
We sat down to wait for our food, and the seat were stained dirty, they looked like they needed to be recovered in a plastic material that can be wiped down, not fabric. We went to wash our hands, and the bathroom was dirty/​stinky as well.
Anyways, we got our food…
Bryani– 3÷5− Too many spices, I love whole spices in biryani, but this bryiani had too many that it made it an annoyance to eat. I mean the ones like when you bite you might cut your tongue, so you have to eat around them. Despite that i kept eating whole peppercorns. Also it was a bit soggy, the flavour was nothing memorable.
Keema-​3/​5 Okay – a bit too greasy for me, not bad but again… nothing memorable.
Bhindi– ⁴⁄₅ Delicious, tastes like homemade, but a bit too greasy, now i know homemade pakistani food is oily as heck but this was a bit much, and as i was eating i was wondering what type of oil they use, probably gmo canola oil or worse, and i started to feel sick thinking about all that bad oil i ate.
Chicken tikka– ⁴⁄₅ Good, tasted a bit like chinese food.
Beef kebab– 4÷5− my husband loved it, i found the bbq taste good but it was too tender almost to the point of being a spongy mush. I can tell they used something to tenderize it which over did it.
Naan– ⁵⁄₅
I could tell the food wasn’t fresh and i think thats a big part of the problem, reheated food its not as good. My husband said it tastes like homemade pakistani food to him. I felt it did as well but was lacking something… It has big potential.
I decided to skip on dessert as I wasn’t blown away by the food.
We are going to give it another chance for their Sunday brunch and try the halwa poori, hopefully the other food will be fresh that day.

Lets face it, there are many options in the area to choose from and this one does not really stand out food wise or location wise. have had better chicken curry and roti/​parathas in the area. They do draw a considerable crowd in the area during dinner time. They have plenty of non veg options to choose from. Biriyani/​curries/​haleem/​kababs/​fry items etc. I wish there was a little more flavor to the food. But no doubt the kabab that I had was really good.
May be from next time onwards will just stick to kababs from here.

I stop to get gas and the smell of food got my attention. I went inside to see what they have and I decided to stay and try their food. Not bad for being my first time trying Indian food. I will be back soon to try some more :)

Located right next to the gas station, except for late night munching when there is no other desi option open besides the McD, i would totally ignroe this spot.
Ordered the chicken karahi and chicken kebabs. The karahi came out so sweet as if some one had added extra sugar in there but it was due to the amount of tomatoe throw in. Pakistani food is supposed to have a different way the base is made as compared to Bengali and Indian and it seems they are trying to add all 3 together and create a mashup.
I’ve heard their catering is better but alacarte, please stay away.

Very poor food. Ambience was bad,
Food not properly cooked. Based on the reviews provided in Unilocal,we had gone there but found the food to be yeh worst. It was very oily, unhygienic and uncooked.
We ordered for butter naan and they served a big naan without any butter.
I would not recommend this place.

Found this place on Unilocal about 4 or 5 yrs ago and have visited each time we’ve been in Atlanta. We’ve tried many dishes, all of which were excellent, but the seekh kabab and aloo palak remain our favorites. Unlike some of the other reviewers, we’ve always had excellent service and found the restaurant very clean. The ice cream is delicious, as are many of the other sweets. Not expensive, highly recommend!

My first Atlanta food and it has mixed feelings. Place is very small and crowd is heavy and felt like i have been back to home country and food tasted okay. some varities tasted too good. I was disappointed with garlic naan. Will definetly visit this place for sure.

If you could handle the spices that would be the best place for you. Food is good not bad.

We eat here every time we go to Ga. I gave it high marks because my husband loves this place. But he is Pakistani lol I do wish they would calm down on the spice for my kids at least and wish they were more friendly. But my kids love the ice cream I will not try to spell it but it is great. The nann is awesome also.

This place is amazing. My cousins and I were jonesing for some good kebabs, and we went to Sabri’s (as per one of their suggestion) — it was out of this world. I usually can’t find such stellar kebabs outside of Delhi (Karim’s, anyone?)
We got a sizzler plate, which is a great dish to try all the different kebabs. Their kebab rolls (kati rolls) are amazing. My favorite dish is the Lamb Botti. It’s amazing. The marinade is delicious, the meat is so tender, and it has the perfect amount of charcoal flavor to it. So good!
The place also had a few vegetarian options (that are pretty tasty), for friends and family who don’t want to indulge in the perfectly grilled hunks of meat with you.

Hole in the wall kinda place with great food. we went for lunch but ordered from the menu (instead of buffet). Chicken biryani for 6.99 cant be beat… Great flavor, medium hot was enough to share.
Naan is very fresh and aromatic. butter chicken was special and tasted different (but very good) firm theother indian restaurants.
Boti chicken kebab was juicy and tender.
Lunch for family of 4 was under 25…
Ohhh.top it all off with rasmalai. one of the best i have had in the US!
Will be back .
4 stars — can improve the seats and décor.

Lots of Pakistani food options offered here. Love the nihari and seekh kabobs; both are usually consistent in taste. Did not like the butter chicken when I tried it — it had a very strong «pre-​made» taste. Recently tried the chicken 65 but it’s also not my favorite. Naans, however, always fresh and perfect. Don’t care for inside the restaurant all that much. Tables and seats always a little dirty but nothing too outrageous. Service is typically fast and efficient but not the friendliest. Parking area is a little tight, but you can usually find something.

This is an unassuming place. It’s tucked away, nearly hidden behind a gas station and next to an insurance agency and a car wash — but don’t be fooled. This place serves up some incredibly good food.
I ordered the chicken byriani and my wife had the chana masala and we ordered a side of naan. Everything was outstanding — very flavorful and well seasoned. The service was quick and friendly, and the prices are extremely reasonable. If I were local, I would be a regular here.

Every so often you hit the restaurant jackpot and a place you never knew existed comes to your attention, revealing itself to be one of your favorite restaurants of all time. Sabri Kabab House is one such place.
Sabri was brought to our attention by the recommendation of a friend who knows the cuisine well and understood that my taste for ethnic cuisine is well-​developed. Simple, generic, typical, predictable flavors are not going to shake my culinary world. Fortunately, this place far exceeded any expectations I had going into it for the first time (and my expectations were high due to the recommendation!)
The restaurant is average size, very clean, and unassuming. It might be the kind of place you may even pass by because you simply did not know what it is. Don’t let this happen to you! This is truly some of the best Pakistani food I have never had the pleasure to try anywhere, at any time in my life.
Being our first time at Sabri, we tried a large assortment of items from the menu. We ordered the Chicken Biryani, Daal, Paneer Tikka Masala, and Seekh Kabab. On the side we sampled both the Naan and the Paratha. My five year old son ordered the Butter Chicken and a Mango Lassi. To be sure, everything was wonderful. Everything! The spice level was truly authentic. Not the kind of spice that would burn your mouth off, but rather a full-​flavored experience. I have just truly never known how good something like Butter Chicken could be until I tried Sabri’s. It was just that good.
The service was very prompt, friendly, and helpful. We particularly liked the pitcher of water that was brought to the table so that we didn’t have to keep getting up for a refill (it has semi-​table service, ordering at the counter and then sitting down to wait for your food to arrive). Little thoughtful things like this made the experience top of the line. It even has a buffet that we want to try some day soon.
Understand that this is not a fancy expensive restaurant, but it is genuine, something that you’d be more likely to see in a city like London than in Atlanta. We had an absolutely wonderful time and will be making this part of our regular rotation, replacing other (ALL) Indian cuisine locations closer to home.