KabobG – Best Mediterranean & Syrian Restaurant in Willowbrook & Chicago, IL KabobG brings the authentic flavors of Syrian and Mediterranean cuisine to Willowbrook and Chicago. From perfectly grilled kabobs and juicy shawarmas to creamy truffle hummus, crispy falafel, and tender lamb chops — every dish is freshly prepared with premium ingredients. Indulge in our gourmet wraps, vibrant salads, and handcrafted cocktails for a truly elevated dining experience. Visit us at 858 75th St, Willowbrook, IL 60527 and taste the best Mediterranean food in Chicago and beyond. #KabobG #BestMediterraneanRestaurantInWillowbrook #BestMediterraneanRestaurantInChicago #SyrianFoodChicago #MediterraneanGrillChicago #KabobRestaurantChicago #BestKabobsInWillowbr
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Address: 858 75th St, Willowbrook, IL 60527
Phone: (630) 974-0015
Website: https://kabobg.net/
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Reviews
The portions were generous, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for great food and excellent service. I will definitely come back again!
I finally got to try out the meat and they are awesome. One side says kabobs and the other side you can order more ethnic stuff, but you can just order from one side. I ordered the mixed shawarma wrap (chicken and steak) combo, sfeeha fatayer, and mamounia bel eshta (Syrian dessert). Service is always friendly, they’ll explain the items if you don’t know. My last review for this place was 24 days ago and there was barely anyone here. I’m glad to see that there are people coming in here, since there are not many Syrian restaurants around.
-mixed shawarma combo 5 – this is one of the best shawarmas I’ve ever had. The chicken and steak are equally tender and juicy. I really like the special seasoning. You can also add additional sauces. Don’t sleep on those French fries. They make them crispy, none of that soggy nonsense.
-sfeeha fatayer 5 – this kind of looks like a quesadilla, the sfeeha is minced beef with seasoning. This is a very tasty meat and I highly recommend this.
-mamounia bel eshta 5 – a Syrian dessert. The mamounia is a warm semolina pudding with pistachios and cinnamon. The eshta is a thick, clotted cream with pistachios that you eat along with the mamounia. I ate it separately. There is salty cheese and bread that you eat with them. There’s no wrong way to eat it. You can use the bread to put some of the eshta or salted cheese in it. Alternate between sweet and salty.
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Honestly, I wished people posted better looking pictures or more pictures, that way it helps potential new customers looking online. This was my first time trying Syrian food, not my first time trying Middle Eastern food. I ordered falafels, cheese fatayer, and zaatar saj. Prices were very cheap and you got a generous amount of food. Service was very helpful and friendly. A lot of seating inside. The parking lot is in a shared plaza, it’s across from Panda Express. You can easily miss the turn. I came here in the morning, and the gentleman told me they don’t serve meat during breakfast time. No problem, I’ll have to come back again for dinner.
-falafels 5 – I don’t usually eat falafels but these were made fresh. Moist inside and crispy on the outside.
-cheese fatayer 5 – the bread was soft but firm. I liked the cheese in the middle. Next time, I’ll have to order it with sfeeha. I believe it’s a meat pie.
-zaatar saj 5 – it’s a spice blend with toasted sesame seeds and sumac. I didn’t know until later that you can eat it with olive oil (there are bottles on the table). Interesting taste since I’ve never had this before.
Service is also always on point.
Great addition to the area.