Bamiyan Kabob

Bloody good kebabs. No frills, no fluff—just perfectly grilled meat, generous portions of rice and veggies, and prices that let you feed the whole family without flinching. Everyone leaves full, happy, and satisfied. Places like Bamiyan remind us that food is one of the purest ways to understand another culture. We hear about Afghanistan mostly through headlines of conflict, but how often do we stop to appreciate what else it offers? These kebabs are a gateway—flavourful, comforting, and deeply human. If you're looking for diplomacy, start with a plate. Because anyone serving meals this generous can't be all bad.

I’ve been going for years to this location. I won’t any longer. Hard to find a parking spot. Lots of noise. Unattended washroom. Need to do more on cleaning their windows and tables.

Issue with salad was reported to the front cashier but one of the lady at the counter was SO RUDE that she was pointing fingers and did not want hear the problem. she was very disrespectful for a complaint that was easily solved with a fresh plate of salad. Food has always been good but the service was very unsatisfactory this time.