Chopan Kabob

Delicious, fresh tasting food and reasonably priced. We have eaten here several times with family and with co-workers. Last year we ordered 75 kabobs for a party, and they were hot, fresh, and ready on time. If you LOVE eating meat, this is the spot.

Went here for lunch and had the chicken kebab platter which comes with rice, salad, bread and if you sit-in to eat they give you a small bowl of soup. Everything was pretty good. The chicken was well cooked and juicy. The bread was actually wheat naan, and not the usual Afghani style naan, but still good. Friendly service. Clean restaurant and restroom. Limited seating inside (enough for about 20 people).

Good, solid food. Service is fast and friendly. I ordered the bolani, and combo kubideh/chicken plate. Very tasty. The bolani was overstuffed with potato and a bit too thick for my liking. It was also made with whole wheat flour. It was still good. I recommend.

Love love love this place! I stumbled upon it a few years ago while fasting and trying to find a restaurant to open my fast. My cousin and I walked in and were greeted by the owner by Asalaamulikum. I have to say when you're welcomed by this greeting by a restaurant it really makes you feel right at home. There were a few minutes left before opening fast so we ordered quickly knowing we weren't goin to get our food in time. A minute before opening, the owner brought us a plate full of dates and I can't even express the gratitude I had for him at that moment. The service is always top notch. The food is delicious! I've had the chapon and Chapli kabob quite a few times and savor it every time. They have yogurt soda which is a .

The food is excellent and the price is also reasonable. The staff is friendly and sitting are is also resonable clean.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! I'm sure if you go there once you wouldn't stop going! The food is excellent and the price is reasonable and most importantly the staff are very nice and friendly!

The guys working in the restaurant is very friendly. Food is OK, and confirmed halal. I've asked the owner of Afghan Market located at Monument Blvd, and he recommend this place. They will serve Naan and rice for most dishes. In short, a good place to eat.

Good tasting food and does not break your wallet. Unlike some other Afghan and Irani restaurants of the area, they don't serve alcohol.

This restaurant re-opened under new ownership on 3/1/07. The food is excellent, they also offer fresh Tandoori Naan (bread) - I highly recommend it!

Under the previous ownership this was our favourite persian cuisine restaraunt, but we had a very bad experience with the food since management changed. Although, the new management team was very nice and professional in dealing with our concerns about the qauality of the food.

The people there are very respectful and ways pretty good. The chicken kabab was very juicy and good, the soup was amazing. The atomsphere was casual and clean.

The owners/operators report a full Halal menu, declared in writing! The food is Uzbek/Afghan with a dominance of "Kabob" type dishes. We ordered Chicken Tekka Kabobs (excellent) and Chapli Kabobs (good). The Kabobs come with rice and salad, with complimentary Naan bread appetizer and chutney. It is not quite a full service place.. for instance, the operators did not once offer water nor check on how our party was doing. You order and pay at the counter and pick up sodas or bottled water from a self-serve cooler.

The restaurant has recently been taken over by a Uzbeki Family (yes near Russia) who are Muslims. The place is very clean, and the food is excellent. The service is excellent, and a place that we would definitely try again.

At least once a month my husband and I get insatiable cravings for the chicken, tikka, and keema kabobs from this little dive in a so-so neighborhood. They have really neatened up the place recently, but since we tend to order take-out, I wouldn't be the most qualified person to comment on service or cleanliness. All I know is that whenever we call in our order, the food is hot and ready by the time we get there. If we ever have out-of-town guests drop by unexpectedly and I don't have time to cook, this place is always a life-saver. Every single guest we have treated to Bread 'N Kabob has raved about the food and, on subsequent visits, has asked to be taken there again. I have heard some vague rumors that the place may no longer be serving halaal, but the rumors have been of the "i heard from a friend who heard from a friend who heard from a friend" variety, so I tend to ignore them. The bottom line is that the owner says the meat is halaal and he is Muslim. Yum, yum! Enjoy!