Kababeque Indian Grill

The menu is extremely confusing. My husband asked for a skewer of lamb and half chicken. he asked for the the Indian rice cuz it was offered on the lamb dinner. when he got his food, he had some sauce dumped all over his meat. they didn't ask him if he wanted any choice of 3 sauces. He didn't want any sauce. they gave him sauce not on the menu. Then they charged him extra for the Indian rice which was wrong. the girl working had no idea how to explain the dishes in order to properly charge for them. the manager of the store can't understand English nor does he know how to explain anything. If that's what you want go ahead and order. My chicken dish was good but they dumped the hot chicken sauce on cold lettuce and it was all wilted and boring white rice. Barely any yogurt sauce to cool it down.

First time that I have ever been to an Indian restaurant this was really good. Had the cream spinach which was awesome and other items. The place was nice and clean we were quickly served. Would be back in the future. Very nice complex area with lots of shopping and different varieties of stores.

The food was good, it really was, it just wasn?t anything special. I?d say it?s a good fast food Indian place. Definitely has more of a lunch spot feel than dinner. The prices were a little steep for what you get but I understand times are tough right now.

We were expecting a nice sit-down restaurant with table service, but it's a fast-food place where you order at the counter and they bring it out. It was clean, but had no decor, no personality or ambiance. Looking at it, you couldn't tell what kind of food would be served, could be anything from burgers to Tibetan food. But Tibetan restaurants usually have nice decor. The food was meh, and very small portions for the price. I've had tandoori chicken many times; it's generally a piece of chicken baked and served whole. This was bites of overcooked chicken in a super spicy sauce. The lamb kebab was also dry, but rather flavorless. Not surprisingly, we won't go back.

Frustrating place. Unfriendly and unhelpful. Went there for lunch and told them we would need about 30 samosas for a party a work. Told us they wouldn't take our order ahead of time. Went in a day before and told them we would need them the next day, and told us we needed to order on the day we needed them. On that day we called to order and they told us they had no samosas that day. Just wow. They knew we needed them and never gave us any reason to doubt that we could get them. Guess we won't be doing lunches there any more either.

The frozen microwavable Indian dinners available in the next door grocery store are of higher quality. Staff polite. Decor simple. Because this is the only Indian cuisine restaurant in the area we were disappointed.

The staff was friendly. I have had the samosas, chicken korma and vegetarian korma. I enjoyed the mint sauce and the yogurt sauce. The sauce for the samosas is excellent. I ordered the medium spice level and it was perfect. My daughters enjoyed the lamb curry and the chicken kabobs. The garlic bread was excellent. I usually order takeout but when I ate in the cook came to ask if my food was satisfactory.