Mister Kabab

Mar

2007

I wanted to try the food at Mister Kabab ages ago upon hearing it from Isi way back in college. I had the chance to eat there last Friday and traveling all the way to Quezon City from work is indeed worth it. For those who do not know about Mister Kabab, it is located at the corner West Avenue and Quezon Avenue in Quezon City and they serve sumptuous Persian cuisine. A lot of people eat there and we were lucky that there are seats available. One of my friends even told me that it usually takes a long time to be seated inside the restaurant and even if it would take them longer to get a seat there, they would wait for their love of Persian food being served at Mister Kabab.

The restaurant is open air with a roof. It’s not a good idea to eat there if it rains really hard especially if the rain is accompanied with strong winds. No one wants to have dinner or lunch like that right?

If you plan to eat there, be sure to bring at least a pack of crackers so that you won’t have to worry of getting ulcer. It is good to be ready for a long battle. And if you are going to bring your car, park it around the area since there may not be enough parking space in front of the establishment.

The hot sauce there is not comparable to the typical off-the-shelf hot sauce available from the supermarket. Thus, do not pour a lot of hot sauce onto your meal.

Happy eating!

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10 Responses to “Mister Kabab”

fruityoaty
March 5th, 2007 at 10:46 am

Oh, I LOOOOOOOOOOOVE “authentic” Persian food. They really know how to do barbecue well. Except, now… I’m a vegetarian (over 8 months now), so no tasty bbq meat for me, oh well.

I love the aromatic Persian rice and roasted veggies though.
Karla Redor
March 5th, 2007 at 1:35 pm

Wow! I cannot be a vegetarian hehehe
but I eat veggies :p
rain
March 6th, 2007 at 5:39 am

Waw. So old skool. Makes me want to go to Ma Mon Luk along Q Ave, too.
Karla Redor
March 6th, 2007 at 8:36 am

yeah hehe
malinis ba yung ma mon luk sa quezon ave?
sa may quiapo area kasi parang hindi hehehe
Thoughts In BInary
March 11th, 2007 at 12:39 am

You should also try out Prince Kabab along Timog. Smaller place, less waiting, more accessible, underdog!
Karla Redor
March 11th, 2007 at 1:05 am

ey mark,
di ko pa nakita yung prince kebab ah hehe
saan yun banda sa timog?
Thoughts In BInary
March 13th, 2007 at 12:49 pm

Opposite Klownz? Wait, I forget which comedy bar. ;p
Karla Redor
March 13th, 2007 at 4:39 pm

haha
i guess you’ve been to one of those comedy bars :p
Janice
January 9th, 2009 at 4:51 pm

I’ve tried Prince Kabab, their food is not as good as Mister Kabab’s. But perhaps my experience there was different from yours, Thoughts In BInary. There was this one time that Mister Kabab was so full and the wait time was about 30 minutes or so, and me and a few friends were already hungry, it was around 7:30 pm, dinner time, so we decided to go try out Mister Kabab thinking that they serve the exact same food, in the exact same manner, with the exact same recipe. Wrong. I ordered their keema with eggplant, and it was nothing like the one Mister Kabab serves. The food was not hot when they served it and was absolutely bland. I learned my lesson and never went back. Mister Kabab is worth the wait is your want good food and value for your money. I will never stray again.
Janice
January 9th, 2009 at 4:53 pm

I meant I was disappointed with Prince Kabab.

Error:

dinner time, so we decided to go try out *Mister Kabab thinking that they serve the exact same food, in the exact same manner,

*should be Prince Kabab, not Mister.

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Blogging live via Paranaque City since 2001. A 20-something graduate of DLSU-Manila. An engineer, amateur photographer, graphic and layout artist. Plays the guitar. Always thought to belong to a certain band. Almost got stuck in a mosh pit but rarely in the mush pit. Coffee lover. Former gig-a-holic. Asteeg!