Kabobi – Persian and Mediterranean Grill Menu – Chicago, IL

Type : Persian restaurant

Location : Chicago, IL

Casual, counter-serve fixture with sizable portions of homemade Mediterranean & Middle Eastern fare. Based on 4 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.5 stars. Price $

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Takeout ✔️ No-contact delivery

Kabobi - Persian and Mediterranean Grill 60625

Address:
4748 N Kedzie Ave, Chicago, IL 60625

Phone: (773) 583-1400

Website: http://kabobigrill.com/

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Hours

Sunday 10:30 AM–1 AM
Monday

(Labor Day)
10:30 AM–1 AM

Hours might differ
Tuesday 10:30 AM–1 AM
Wednesday 10:30 AM–1 AM
Thursday 10:30 AM–1 AM
Friday 10:30 AM–1 AM
Saturday 10:30 AM–1 AM

Menu

Appetizers
Falafel
Crispy balls of ground chickpeas and fresh herbs six pieces.
$6.95
Hummus
Mashed chickpeas blended with tahini.
$6.95
Baba Ghannouj
Mashed roasted eggplant blended with tahini.
$7.95
Kashkeh Bodemjan
A mashed and roasted eggplant, yogurt dip, with caramelized onion and whey, flavored with garlic and fresh mint.
$9.95
Maust Museer
Concentrated yogurt, mixed with fresh dill and shallots.
$9.95
Dolmeh
Vegetarian stuffed grape leaves. (10 pc)
$9.95
Maust Khiar
Creamy yogurt, shredded cucumber, chopped walnuts and raisins with mint.
$7.95
Vegetarian Sampler
Vegetarian Sampler (Vegan) Serves 2 – 3 A Fresh Combination of Hummus, Baba Ghannouj, Dolmeh, Persian Salad and Falafel.
$14.95
Salads
Persian Salad
Freshly chopped cucumbers, tomatoes, parsley, onions, tossed with olive oil and lemon juice.
$6.95
Caesar Salad $9.95
Tabouli Salad
Freshly chopped parsley, ripe tomatoes, crisp scallions, fresh mint and cracked wheat, tossed with olive oil and lemon juice.
$6.95
Garden Salad
With olive oil and lemon juice.
$9.95
Soups
Vegetarian Tomato Lentil Soup (SMALL) $4.95
Vegetarian Tomato Lentil Soup (LARGE) $6.95
Chicken Barley Soup (SMALL) $4.95
Chicken Barley Soup (LARGE) $6.95
Entrees
Vegetarian Platter
Hummus, Baba Ghannouj, Dolmeh, Persian Salad & Falafel. Served with Freshly-Baked Pita Bread.
$16.95
Chicken Koubideh Kabob
Two skewers of juicy, charbroiled, seasoned ground chicken, served with grilled tomato.
$17.95
Chicken Breast Kabob
One hot skewers of juicy, charbroiled, boneless pieces of marinated chicken breast, served with grilled tomato.
$17.95
Jujeh Kabob
One hot skewer of large, juicy, charbroiled, pieces of marinated bone-in chicken, served with grilled tomato. (Please allow 20 minnutes)
$17.95
Kabob Barg
Strip of thin cut, seasoned, charbroiled filet Mignon, served with grilled tomato.
$19.95
Salmon Kabob
Fresh 8 oz. filet of seasoned Atlantic salmon, cooked to perfection, served with grilled tomato.
$22.95
Ghaymeh Bodemjan
A traditional beef stew with a tomato base, yellow peas, sundried limes, eggplant and crispy potatoes.
$17.95
Beef Koubideh Kabob
Two skewers of juicy, charbroiled, seasoned ground sirloin, served with grilled tomato.
$17.95
Lamb Koubideh Kabob
Two skewers of juicy, charbroiled, seasoned ground lamb, served with grilled tomato.
$18.95
Shish Tawook
Two skewers of juicy, charbroiled, marinated dark meat chicken thigh, boneless and full of flavor, served with grilled tomato.
$17.95
Filet Mignon Chengeh
Two Skewers of Marinated Filet Mignon Shish Kabob, Charbroiled with Grilled Onions and Tomato.
$23.95
Kabob Sultani
A combination of one skewer of kabob barg and one skewer of beef koubideh kabob, served with grilled tomato.
$23.95
Lamb Shank
Baby spring lamb shank simmered in our own zesty tomato sauce, served with boiled potatoes.
$24.95
Ghormeh Sabzi
Persian spinach stew with finely chopped herbs, juicy pieces of beef, kidney beans and fresh lemon juice.
$17.95
Desserts
Baklava $2.25
Bamieh $2.95
Mamoul $1.50
Beverages
Soda (12oz Can) $1.95
Perrier Water $2.95
Mint Yogurt Doogh $2.95
Orange Juice $2.95
Mango Juice $2.95
Bottled Water $1.95
Iced Tea $1.95
Frappucino $2.95
Apple Juice $2.95
Cranberry Juice $2.95

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Reviews

Ankit Chainani
One of the finest place for good kebabs.

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Joe Orchanian
Cute place! Stopped in for lunch and glad we did. Huge portions and all the food was delicious. Tastes like a home cooked meal in the best way. Relaxed atmosphere and great value. Try the iced tea!

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Linda Kim
Hands down, one of the best Mediterranean spots in Chicago! The atmosphere is kind of hectic, but the food makes up for it. Don’t get any extra sauces because the sauce in the red bottle is all you need. The Saffron Butter Chicken is a MUST. We got their beef & lamb kabob platter, but nah. Get their butter chicken! The chicken is so soft needless to say all of their food dishes looked BOMB.

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Zahra Ghorbani
I had their lunch special- it had a few pieces of kobab and a looot of rice. I thought there would be more kabob. It wasn’t as tasty either. Their eggplant was okay-ish but not great. It didn’t really taste like authentic Persian food though. The only thing that was good was the hummus. It’s expensive for the quality.

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katy
It was a pretty good experience. Everything tasted good and fresh. The portions are big. A little on the pricy side but it’s good and a lot. Took a while to get my food but it was really good.

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Christina Huynh
I had the daily combination 3 and baba ganoush. Everything was delicious and came in very generous portions. The baba ganoush was irresistibly smooth, smoky, and savory. It was absolutely delightful with the warm pita. I substituted the boneless chicken breast kabob with shish tawooq for my daily combination 3. The meats were juicy and well-seasoned. I love how the tartness of the Persian salad cut through the rich and creamy hummus. There was a bit of a wait but it was worth it for freshly made food.

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Sh R
I wanted to have Persian in Chicago and my friend recommended this place. Their lamb shank and Kebabs were amazing with great quality ingredients.

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Ali Ebrahimpour
Koubideh was fine and portions were large, but the chicken kabob was overcooked and dry and the chanjeh kabob (fillet mignon) was way too overcooked and very hard to chew. Also albaloo polo was not as we expected and don’t recommend it. Having valet parking makes it more convenient, but the person who parked the car did it in a way that the side of the tire was completely touching the sidewalk blocks, which made me regret using this service and tipping the guy before I saw the car. There is no waiting at the tables and you need to go to the counter and order what you want which makes it less convenient with the cramped tables when it is crowded.

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Bro R
You will be offered valet parking or you will have to find parking nearby. On Sunday, street parking is free. The food was pretty good. Lots of rice. The portions are very large, but you can take the leftovers with you. Lots of noise because all the visitors are talking LOUD, the brick walls reflect and amplify the volume.

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