Fremont Afghan Kabob

Fremont Kebab is easy to miss, tucked away in a small shopping strip with a Starbucks. Service was prompt, attentive, and helpful. Meals start with bread. I ordered the house dip, which is basically a baba ganoush. It was creamy, flavorful, and delicious with the house bread. I had the roasted lamb for my main course. It was tender and bursting with flavor. One can tell that it has braised for hours until reaching the perfect consistency. It was served on alongside long-grain rice. When you’re done, you can pay at the counter. Highly recommend.

Fremont Kebab is easy to miss, tucked away in a small shopping strip with a Starbucks. Service was prompt, attentive, and helpful. Meals start with bread. I ordered the house dip, which is basically a baba ganoush. It was creamy, flavorful, and delicious with the house bread. I had the roasted lamb for my main course. It was tender and bursting with flavor. One can tell that it has braised for hours until reaching the perfect consistency. It was served on alongside long-grain rice. When you’re done, you can pay at the counter. Highly recommend.

This place was just at the opposite side of our hotel and we had dinner twice at the place during our recent stay in Fremont, CA. The owner and staff were very friendly and humble, ambiance was good, interior was furnished in traditional manner, and above all food was delicious too. Quantity in single serving was good enough for two persons.

Good authentic food. Lamb dishes were whywe tried, both kabobs and roasted. We think kabobs are better. Roasted lamb is very tender, and flavorful too, so not really less by hardly any. The place is a little cranked, if anything. The interior is beautiful.

Nice atmosphere. The food is delicious... I had tender skewers served with rice and a spinach creme. I will go again.