HUSSAIN BAJWA

3 weeks ago

"My experience at KebabishQ was unfortunately below expectations, and I left feeling like the food could use serious improvement. I ordered the beef kebab, which sounded promising, but it arrived wrapped in an overly oily paratha that made the entire meal feel heavy and messy. The filling itself was very minimal, with only lettuce and onion added, giving it almost no flavor or texture beyond the greasiness of the wrap. It lacked the freshness and balance you would hope for in a kebab. I also tried their loaded fries, which were described as a generous and flavorful option. Instead, the portion was disappointing. There were only a few fries at the bottom, topped with about four small pieces of chicken, and once again covered with a large amount of lettuce and onion. It felt more like a salad with fries hidden underneath rather than anything “loaded.” The mango lassi was the one item that was acceptable—it had a decent flavor, but it wasn’t enough to make up for the rest of the meal. Overall, KebabishQ has potential with its menu ideas, but the execution needs major improvement in portion sizes, freshness, and overall quality."

David Chang

a month ago

"I really liked the food I think the portions for the kebab meat can be a bit more but the value for quality is unmatched. Really delicious and rich flavors. Lamb was juicy and tender and the fries were cooked perfectly and crispy with great seasoning"

Erina

a month ago

"Fantastic snack food! The Dahi Puri and Masala chai were delicious! Not too sweet either. Well balanced spices 😍"

Tae W Chung

a month ago

"Ordered the Lamb Seekh Kebab rice bowl. It was nice, slightly spicy and salty, very soft yet not overcooked rice, overlaid with meat and vegetables. Tasted great. The portion was so-so, but it was not too-little. Price was about $15 after taxes. Not too expensive by Manhattan standards."

MZA C

3 months ago

"Chicken Seekh Kebab is delicious! Moist, tender, juicy, and flavorful. You need to get it in a paratha roll. They go together well. There’s sauce in the paratha roll, so no need to get extra sauce (which I got but was not necessary). Only thing that would hold me on going back is the price. The paratha roll and the kebab is $15. While it’s delicious it felt overpriced, especially since it’s possible to get a similar roll at the Pakistani Kati roll place 2 blocks away on 1st Avenue for just $6. Also got Chicken Malai Kebab which was ok. It was mild and not as good as the seekh kebab. Didn’t get anything with it and regretted it as it’s just a few tiny pieces. We were super hungry after we opened it at home and realized how small the portion was. To get such a small portion for $10 wasn’t worth it. I would love to get the seekh kebab often because of how fantastic it is, but will have to pace it out because of the price."