Kabob Corner

The lamb here was delicious. The bread was delicious, and everything here is amazing. Definitely come here if you want a good Kabob.

DO NOT EAT HERE! There service is terrible and the over charge you and once you catch them the refuse to give you a refund saying credits are impossible

Really wanted another restaurant in Stafford to like. Was hoping not to have to drive either to Freddy, Woody, or further North to find a good place to get Mediterranean cuisine eat-​in or takeout but to no avail.
Owner must of thought when I said this was my 1^st time HERE that I meant that I’ve never had Medi-​Afghan cuisine. Let’s just say no one really cared for their order either… funny I asked for Palau rice and got more basmati. … that’s what he meant when he said that the Palau was plain no spice. HINT to the owner: some of us do know what Saffron in rice is suppose to look like let alone taste like.
Ordered 3 dishes Chicken & Lamb kabob combo… DRY meat. Gyro Combo… soggy, and Lamb with Palau… well what more can I say about the rice… but the lamb was ok. I have NEVER had rubbery naan… it’s like it was nuked!
I’m glad I didn’t set my bar too high. Not going here again.

I have traveled the Middle East and eaten lots of kabobs, but this had to be the best chicken kabob I have had with awesome sauces. Get it spicy! The salad, rice, naan, and chickpeas were also very good. Great price at $ 10.

Good Afgan food and legit. I give the quality of lamb and chicken, 3 and a half stars, however the marination and flavor was very good. If the chicken or lamb was of higher quality with the same marination, this would be perfect. The naan is actually 4 and an half to 5 stars. I had some naan more charred which i prefer. But the naan is as freshly baked as can be. I can taste a little yeast from the fresh baked goodness of the naan. Overall this is a great little spot in the middle of… errrr. for its price… you cant beat this place.

A win for Stafford! This place has delicious chicken, so juicy and well seasoned. I always get the #1 combo with salad and garbanzo beans. I also love dipping the bread in the green or white sauce… If you are bored of chilis and Applebee’s and like mom and pop food go here. ($ 12 for chicken combo)

Omg one of my favorites in Stafford! The sides are always so good! Hits the spot when I’m craving eastern food. They’re so wonderful with my daughter and always remember us. I love this place.

I’m given this place props
best lamb I’ve had since Europe!
tucked behind the shopping center
very small place if you don’t want to stay at least get I think
I had combo number seven
chicken, lamb, rice, spinach
I’m not a bread eater but they give you a
bag full of bread
try this place you will not be disappointed

Been going here since they opened up 3 – 4 yrs ago. I get takeouts from here regularly. Food is fresh and yummy! Prices are reasonable and big portions. Owner and staff are friendly. I recommend to all.

Excellent service and the food was fantastic. I was impressed with the flavor of the lamb and it was done perfectly. We found the portions generous and the price reasonable.

Very pleased with my meal! I will definitely return again soon. The chicken was my favorite but also enjoyed the lamb. For sides– the rice, chickpeas, and potatoes were all outstanding. The bread was superb.
Not a big fan of the beef though, it was more meatloaf style than chunks of beef. It wasn’t bad, but I would have preferred kabobs that were just chunks of beef rather than the loaf.
Huge portions, you won’t leave hungry. Be careful the chicken kabobs have bones. The sauce on the table is super good too, great flavor but a little spicy.

Absolutely great food, friendly staff, however it is a very DIRTY establishment. See my added pictures of the shared bathroom. The floors had the same old food, stains and splatters both in customer area and kitchen. I have eaten at enough Mediterranean and middle Eastern establishments to know you can have both clean and great taste.

Very clean. Good tasting well price friendly staff.
I have a food allergy to beef lamb pork.
They always cook it off to the side and use fresh tongs for me and check in on me while i am eating to make sure i am okay.

Driving through Stafford I wanted to check this place out after seeing the excellent reviews. I can see why the previous reviews were so good.
Food was delicious — better than what I’m used to having anywhere between MD, VA and DC. I got the lamb & chicken platter and both meats were excellent — very juicy and not overcooked. Chickpeas and salad sides were both very tasty.
Great location — close to the highway and plenty of parking (something thats valuable for anyone used to driving around DC and Nothern Va)
The owner was superb, friendly, helpful and very personable. And the food was prepared very quickly — faster than the service I’m used to getting at any other kabab place.
Looking forward to my next trip to Stafford!

Down here from Brooklyn — so happy we found great food! The owner is so kind and willing to answer any questions (they were very busy!)
Best lamb Kebob I’ve ever had.
Will be back!

I’ve had a lot of kebobs. From Tokyo, to San Diego, to New York. Thus far, this was my favorite kebob, or kabob as they spell it. It all comes down to the flavor. They season their meat and naan with Top Secret Spices. They have an orange sauce and a green sauce. Both are delicious and go amazingly well with the food.
The owner was extremely friendly, polite, and respectful. I felt welcome, comfortable, and at home despite the chain fast food atmosphere. However, I don’t think this place is an actual chain. The newer building and clean kitchen gives it that feel. It was very unexpected to receive this sort of quality from a place that looks like a chain.
This rice had an amazing cumin flavor, but not overpowering.
The lamb was deliciously seasoned and juicy. You could barely taste the gamy taste of lamb. I’m normally not a fan of lamb, but this was delicious!!!
The seasoning on the naan was amazing as well. This bread was not bland by any means.
One of the few places that means spicy when the day spicy.

I finally got around to trying this place. Everything was delicious, I got the number 1 combo which was the chicken kabob. It came with a salad, rice, bread, chicken kabob, and a side choice of which I picked potatoes.
The chicken kabob had a spicy flavoring to it, I requested for spicy but to the tongue of a spice eater, the intensity is very low. The rice was not as fluffy because they used a different kind of rice from my usual. Salad tasted like american salad with dressing, the bread was nice and warm, the potatoes sat in some kinda oily based flavoring, kinda like curry but not really.
I paid around $ 12ish for the dish with a 20oz soda. I also forgot to mentioned that the green sauce that comes with the meal was exceptional. It had a lemony punch to it, it’s a must for your bread. I will be back for more.

We stopped in as a family, for lunch on a weekday; there were 4 of us and we got 2 orders of beef and 2 orders of boneless chicken kabobs. The ground beef kabobs (seekh kabob) were seasoned and grilled nicely, and were very tasty! The chicken tasted amazing!
Their version of naan was only slightly smaller than what is typically given at a Pakistani restaurant (this isn’t Pakistani, but pretty close with the preparation of the meats), but was prepared very nicely and very tasty!
The chutney or green sauce (not sure what they call it here) was odd and not what you’re used to with the yogurt versions… no mint and no spiciness to it.
The only thing I found disappointing were the veggies… very bland! The potato curry didn’t seem to have a lot of spice to it. The spinach tasted really good, but definitely was not saag and wasn’t spicy either. The chickpeas were just OK and the side salad that comes with the meal really should be skipped as the lettuce and components weren’t very appetizing and the dressing was something from a jar, not what you expect in a «kabob place.»
Overall, it’s definitely worth a try! They’ve been here for many years now and I tried them back right after they opened and it seems to be consistent, as it’s what I remember. Only other issue is the price — way too expensive! $ 53 for 4 of us is too much for lunch. But, we definitely didn’t leave hungry, they give plenty of food.

This one of my go-​to lazy dinner places in Stafford. We’re pretty devoid of tasty, interesting eats down here in «Hicksville,» but this little kabob place offers a menu that makes me feel a little better about my current homes culinary landscape.
I always get one chicken kabob with another rotating option. I do this because the chicken is really stellar, so there is no problem if the other isn’t as good. This being said, I’ve never had a bad kabob here, although the Kubideh was a little salty for my liking.
The highlights of Kabob Corner are by far the cilantro sauce, which comes with almost everything, and the chickpea side. Oh my gosh! Those chickpeas are incredible; buttery, lightly spiced, and oh so tender. A must order.
The only bad thing about the food, and it is a big one, is the naan. It really could use some work. It just lacks favor and has a very uneven thickness, which makes it hard to use as a utensil. It is either cracking in the thin spots or too thick to fold. Not good. :(
Overall, I have big love for Kabob Corner. If you’re looking for a change from Panera Bread, or any of the other boring fast food options that litter Stafford, give this place a try.

Great food but small portions.
A little pricey. My dinner with a drink and appetizer was over $ 20 for one person.