Afghan Cuisine - Toronto

Compared to Bamiyan Kabob located nearby, this restaurant was less crowded. It is a spacious place with a wide variety of food options and a great lunch special. The chicken kabob I had was decent, with a medium level of spiciness and served in a tortilla instead of naan. However, the sandwich alone was not very filling. The Mantu, meat dumplings, were also satisfactory with a warm and flavorful taste. In terms of flavor, I prefer Bamiyan but this restaurant is not bad either.

I usually choose the lamb shank when dining at this restaurant. The lamb is tender and slightly salty, served with delicious rice featuring raisins and carrots. I'm not a fan of the spices in the other kebabs, so I stick with my favorite choice. The mantu beef dumplings in yogurt are also tasty when fresh. The seating is comfortable and the prices are reasonable for the generous portions of delicious food.

As a Middle Eastern individual, I believe discovering this restaurant is like finding a hidden gem. The food's flavor and presentation are truly unique, and my favorite is the chicken grill with their spicy sauce. The ambiance of the place may not be amazing, but the food certainly is.

Update. The price for the family pack went up by $4 a few months back, it's now $39.99+ tax when this happened the quality was still the same, but my last 3 visits I have noticed that it has progressively gotten worse. I will give it one last try and see if it's any better if not i will sadly have to say goodbye, if you read this afghan cuisine, fix up!<br/ <br/ <br/ 31 Jul, 2014 <br/ <br/ Clean place, great food, friendly staff. The quality of the food is always consistently good, I only ever order the family pack 2 which comes with 2 Chapli kebab, I chicken tandoori and 2 skewers grilled chicken, chicken korma, salad, 2 naans and 4 pop for $35:99. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes to eat great good.

Good place to eat everything freshly made meat, bread and rice.