Kabob Plus

Oh my god. SO SO SO good. We got the lamb korma and the lamb karahi (both medium). The korma was less spicy — the karahi was definitely pretty hot (I have a good heat tolerance — eat jalapenos as a condiment regularly). My boyfriend got the lamb kabob because he wasn’t feeling very adventurous and he started stealing some of our meals. I will definitely be back. I just wish I knew if my meal with more Pakistani or Indian — I’ll have to ask next time! The guy at the counter was really nice. Oh and the nan was obviously awesome.

Excellent garlic naan, especially when coupled with their butter chicken. I like the fact they have fries in their buffet for the kids to enjoy as well. If KP were to add some seekh kabobs than this place would definitely get 5 stars due to added variety. The quality of the food is great and is frequently refreshed. I will definitely go back.

AMAZING food in an unexpected place! Our group stumbled on this place after work. We almost left and we are SO GLAD we didn’t! We have been here two days in a row now! TRY IT if you are in the area!

Pretty dried out chicken kabob and skimpy little pieces! Will not go back. Disappointed.

Maybe I was hungrier than I originally thought but when my delivery ordered arrived, I nearly inhaled the lamb samosas. These were tasty and crispy on their own but the two sauces added to the delight.
While the garlic naan barely slowly disappearing, I moved onto the chicken vindaloo. Spicy and pure delish with the rice.
Online ordering and amazing Indian cuisine — I give Kabob Plus an A++

5 stars for their restaurant dishes.
2.5 stars for the buffet.
3.5 stars for the service.
Round it all up and it’ll be 4 stars!
Let me start off with the buffet. Depending on when you get there and how busy it is, you may or may not get fresh and delicious foods. You may instead get dry and tough foods. But no matter what time you go and no matter how busy it is, their goat curry is ALWAYS good. Then after you’re done eating the hot or semi-​hot foods, you can cool off by getting some rice pudding!
The service? There really isn’t much service. You buy and pay them, then you eat at the buffet. But if you want to dine in instead, then you pay and they come out with your food whenever it’s ready. There isn’t much else to that, which is perfectly fine with me.
The dine in dishes are DELICIOUS. From their giant sized samosas, succulent kebob combinations and curries. Samosas are gigantic and tastes fresh. The kebob combinations are good with the meat being tender and sometimes juicy depending on what you get and the rice is seasoned. The goat curry? They don’t take the goat curry out of the buffet line and give it to you. IT’s made to order. And when you take a bite? The tender and flavorful meat of the goat or lamb just melts in your mouth. Great food.
And the website that’s been listed for this place is wrong. I don’t see all of the foods I ate that’s on there and that website says that their place is located inside the Columbia Mall. This place is located near the Costco in Columbia. Complete opposite sides of each other.

This is one of our go-​to kabob places. They have a wide menu selection and the most tender, juicy chicken kabobs. They recently added a lunch and dinner buffet so you can try a variety of items as well as desserts. The owner is friendly so that’s a plus as well. The place is a hole in the wall but definitely worth a visit (or two!)

Good food, reasonable price. New place. Seem to good.

We went there for dinner on a Thursday night, although my SO had been there a few times before for the lunch buffet.
The décor is basically food counter/​cafeteria. Maybe seating for 20. There’s no buffet on Thursday night, so we ordered from the menu. The lady running the counter was very nice.
The SO got Aloo Gobi, and I got a kabob combo. The food came out pretty quickly and was very tasty. Everything tasted fresh, and the spices were good.
I would certainly go back for more…

We take risks everyday when we decide to eat out. We decide which meal will bless our palate on a daily basis hoping It wont break the bank. Palates rejoice, this restaurant is a great addition to your Indian craving night. Although their menu may seem to have a confused identity, at the core of their services is the Indian/​Pakistani food. I came here on a Friday night and ordered the butter chicken. Although slightly pricey, the meal was great. At the time select buffet items were available for dine in customers but I took my order to go. The inside seemed to have adequate seating for small groups or for the couple that doesn’t mind having a quiet, cute date night without wearing anything fancy. The traffic that was coming in and out seemed to be regulars of the south Asian variety which must be a promising sign considering that is the food genre they are serving. I would say it’s worth a try and be the judge yourself. With the right expectations you will probably enjoy your meal.
Expectations to have:
Good Indian food
Average price
Indoor seating but nothing fancy aka don’t wear your suit and tie
possibly a jeans or sweatpants kind of night
Take out type of service
Buffet

I have gone twice and really enjoyed the food both times for the lunch buffet. The second time, I took my sisters, one of whom isn’t used to Indian or Pakistani food and she was hooked too. It isn’t fancy, but the food is great. I plan to go many times in the future and take other friends and family with me when they want the good food and variety.

Had the dinner buffet last night — wish more restaurants offered this option. Excellent food and incredible value. Especially enjoyed the tikka masala, naan, pakora, and rice pudding. Not a tablecloth place, but the food was on par with the other indian buffets in Columbia. I also saw that they had a takeout option where you could get food from the buffet for 7 dollars a pound. My kids and wife were glad we made the trip.