Yekta Kabobi

The restaurant is open for business but it becomes a carry out one, I confirmed with the owner that all their food moving forward is Halal"¦"¦.their Kubida is great and all their stews also .I highly recommend it

Dropped by thinking I would have the kubideh sub sandwich for lunch and was told the beef is not halal. I did not bother to ask if anything else was halal, but I doubt it as I saw them serving alcohol. Yekta Kabobi has made an interesting decision not to exclusively serve halal meat, especially since there is a quality halal meat market only steps from this restaurant. I don't recommend this place.

There were no halal signs that I saw, and they seem to serve alcohol. I'd double check before I ate there on their halal status.

Yes, I went there today and only the lamb kabob is halal...nice tasting... though we cannot be sure of the authenticity..insha'Allah they have all halal menu in the future...

Although two of the dishes are hallal, I do not recommend this restaurant to my fellow muslim bothers and sisters. I made the mistake to eat there without reading the reviews, but also made sure to ask the staff to serve me a hallal meal (which they assured me they provided). The staff is very nice, but this is not enough to to satisfy my faith. May they have a all hallal menu, inshaallah.

Only the lamb kabob is halal, other meats are not, if I did not ask this I may be mistaken, Reading this article you may think all the meals are halal but not, Chicken Sultani is not halal, and for five person the cost is $99. Please be more careful writing reviews.

The food is very good and the staff is very nice. the food has a well-rounded tastec which is not too spicy but very fragrant and appetizing. I could get dinner for may family of four for $20-30. I recommend the chicken sultani.