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10. Rumi
Probably no listing, but best Afghan restaurant in town (that internationals can visit easily)
Reviewed By republicofreviews
We chose to go to Rumi with our Afghani food craving living on days after a sumptuous meal at another Afghani restaurant. Although Rumi's service is good and it is cheap, the food did not live upto the mark. It was too oily.Rumi has both outdoor and indoor sitting area. The outdoor sitting arrangement consists of two small huts. They are too small for 4 people to sit comfortably with all the served food. The indoor sitting is a better option.
9. Kohle Dining Facility
Overall Ratings
3 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Boise_Jax
All in all, the food's not bad, it just get's pretty repetitive after months and months of eating at the same place. The price is right but I would try out any new cafes that decided to open.
8. Afc
Reviewed By Azin D
came here twice once at the restaurant downstairs and tried the KFC style chicken which was really yummy and the second time tried the buffet on the second floor and the buffet although expensive for Kabul was really good. they had a huge salad bar and a great variety of dishes at the buffet. the food was nice and fresh and good to say I did not get sick at all. very clean and tastes great. definitely recommend it.
7. Taj Begum Restaurant
Taj Begum Restaurant is Kabul's most favorite place to eat all kinds of Afghani authentic food.Head Chef has served in the king palace Late.Zaheer Shah used to be the king of Afghanistan before soviet revolution.
Reviewed By barati1
In this restaurant firstly you eating good food and seconds you contribute for helping helpless people this restaurant have many good history it better you go find out by yourself
6. Caravan Restaurant
Reviewed By Koya88
Caravan need not really print a menu, in my view: just ask for the "Special Dish," and for a little over $7, they'll give you approximately 76% of all dishes ever associated with Afghan cuisine, in adorably presented tiny portions, on one beautifully decorated plate. With presentation that memorable, flavor might come in second, but their rice, heavily accented with orange peel, almonds, and raisins, is among the best in the city.
5. Herat Resturant
Reviewed By henry645
Great place on my recent vist I am local chocolate owner on my back from Vietnam and I'm glad I came across this beautiful little place. I had a great chat with the owner Gary! I had mecraw and Sald best damn mecraw I have ever tasted!If you are ever in this part of the world vist the eligent little place you won't regret it I will be visiting Gary and marry ( marry is garrys wife) they make amazing home made butter I brought 5 packs to take home it's really cheep it's about 5p UK money! Visit now you won't regret it!!
4. Aziz's
Reviewed By yaahta
This a quaint little place with great food. The menu choices are small, but the flavor of everything I tried was awesome. It is always crowded and I wish they could expand so the wait time would be shorter. However, you can order "to go" and just take it with you; wait time for that is about 10-15 minutes. I love the Double Lamb Kebabs with rice or the homemade bread and the egg rolls....which are nothing like the egg rolls I know, but still DELICIOUS. Horrible parking but great place if you are an adventurous foodie.
3. KHANAGi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
A bread shop serving homemade whole-wheat quality bread, pizza, and Afghan delicacies, is established and managed by Afghanistan Center for Excellence (ACE). KHANAGi utilizes locally sourced toppings and sides (jams, pickled products, cheese, qiamaq) from
Reviewed By Sophia S
KHANAGi, a bread shop serving homemade whole-wheat quality breads and Afghan delicacies, is established and managed by Afghanistan Center for Excellence (ACE). KHANAGi utilizes locally sourced toppings and sides (such as jams, pickled products, cheese, qiamaq) from families in Kabul. KHANAGi functions in a more socially-responsible and sustainable capacity, providing economic opportunities and purpose to many more than merely the individuals working in the shop.
2. Sufi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Suzie L
Sufi is one of those small heavens in Kabul. The place is pleasant, well decorated. It offers a great selection of Afghani food and the place maintains its standards. Excellent service, music and comfort to either eat at a table or sitting Afghan traditional way.
1. Serena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By RHM63
While getting there can be a bit nerve racking with all the security the food is clean and the trustworthy.
