Kabobi is our favorite restaurant in Chicago and a mandatory stop every time we visit from Texas. The quality of the meals never disappoints! We tried all kinds of meat they have, and it' s always well marinated, tasty and cooked to perfection! The sides are various and the desserts are authentic. The service is consistently great and the staff is super friendly!

Hands down, the best Middle Eastern cuisine in the Chicago area! The restaurant is spotless, and the staff are warm and welcoming. I always recommend Kabobi Grill to my friends and family--they never disappoint.

Traveled in from Dallas, TX and really enjoyed all the food here! Very authentic - truly delicious! We ordered beef koobideh and chicken kabob platters. The meat was tender and so flavorful. The portions were quite large with rice included. We topped off our meal with Persian tea and Saffron Pistachio ice cream! Absolutely amazing! The staff was kind and we will definitely come back next time we are in town! Enjoy this gem of a place - it's truly worth it!

This is the best kabob I ever had I am lebanese and I know kabob ,try their sultani kabob which is a skwer of flat cut filet mignon and a skwer of ground sirloin kabob with Basmati rice mix with fresh dill and grill tomato is amazing also the portions are huge and price is really fair .

When you first go in they ask if you want to eat in or take out. We went for dine in. So we got sat down in the dining room. When your ready to order you go to the front to place the order and pay. . I ordered the lamb kebab and filet mignon kebab with dill basmati rice. Also got the tomatoes lentil vegetarian soup. And some turkish coffee. . The kebab plate is big and the portion is alot. Easily split between 2 people. I loved the meat, it is so flavorful, temperature hot. The rice was fluffy and moist. Paired with my tomatoes lentil soup is perfect pairing. . I had a good dinner with my friends. I'm so grateful to have a friend to show me their favorite neighborhood eats. I am glad I got to try something authentic. . Turkish coffee is served in a little ladle copper shot . The turkish coffee is small but strong and flavorful. . Overall I really like the food. The service is great and on it. They have great service on checking up. Hope this review helps. Thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day. Follow me for more.

This was hands down our favorite restaurant of our trip! So glad we squeezed in a final meal before heading to the airport. The rice was perfectly flavored and the meats were JUICY and flavorful. The whole time we kept thinking about the next time when we were going to come back!! Parking can be kind of tough in this area but we went right when they opened and got lucky with a spot in the front. 10/10 recommend if you're in the area!!

Really good Persian food - ideal for a large group as they have humongous portions. we got the kashkeh bodemjan which i would describe as an elevated baba ghannouj. it was really good! i wanted to get a salad but i think they misheard me and gave me a soup instead which was pretty decent, not bad. it was just a super hot day so i didn't really want soup but if it had been cold i would have appreciated it a lot more. my friend got the lamb koubideh as the lunch special, which is 1/2 the portion of the dinner menu, and it was so much (delicious) food! i definitely would recommend coming here with a huge group and splitting things! i tried some of his lamb and it was so decadent and tender. he loved the rice. i think for the largeness of the portions, quality of food is not sacrificed which can be a hard balance to reach.

A good friend of mine recommended this place for good persian food. Welp... I should have listened to her sooner. This is a hidden gem in the city I believe it recently moved from a nearby location. We arrived about 15 minutes before the lunch specials were up and so we promptly ordered so that we could try a variety of different things. To start you do have to order at the counter however they will let you sit down and then come up in order so that was nice. Additionally they do not sell beer and wine in the restaurant, however you can bring your own and there is a small corkage fee ($6 bottle of wine & $1 for each beer). So BYOB. We weren't prepared for this so we had to go across the street to the local liquor store which had plenty of cold options to purchase. Onto the food my dish was the Chicken thigh Kabob and the Beef Koubideh Kabob. The beef koubideh kabob was a skewers of juicy, charbroiled, seasoned ground sirloin, served with grilled tomato. Everything was so flavorful. In addition to the meats my plate featured a cranberry rice (upcharge) cucumber salad, hummus and soft pita bread. My husband grabbed the chicken breast kabob with grilled veggies instead of rice. The food was plentiful and we were able to take some left overs home. We went here on my birthday and so it was a vibe but I really wish I would have some dessert as it looks really. All in all very nice lunch. I would definitely come back to try some more of the different entries and also I realize they have some dishes that are normally are hard to find: Baba Ghannouj, Dolmeh, Persian Salad and Falafel. I also peeped that they had this black persian tea that everyone was buying and I wish I would have purchased some of the raw tea leaves to go which they did have for sale. You have not been I would definitely say come try this fresh family friendly restaurant.