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Kabob-E-Licious · Experience a mix of Indian fusion dishes and kabobs · Enjoy delicious food like salmon wrap and eggplant fries · Relish in the charming outdoor …
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Brian Roy
This place was awesome. Great food and great vibs. Definitely a nice little place to grab a bite. Loved the outdoor seating. The staff was more then pleasant. The food was delicious and the portions were more then filling. The salmon wrap and eggplant fries were a must try. You should definitely give this place a try!
… moreArt Beecher
seated us, took our order, and checked on us to make sure we were good. He was full of hustle and enthusiasm.
I took my amazing girlfriend to Provincetown for a day trip and she asked that we “wing it.” “Wing it” = “don’t spend an hour on Yelp looking for places to go. Let’s just ‘roll with it.'” This is well outside of my wheelhouse, but she’s awesome, so I agreed.
Which is how we ended up at Kabob-e-licious, a restaurant with the least Cape Cod name in all of Provincetown.
We ordered the small chicken kabob (#duh) and the Mediterranean Platter so we could sample several things. And because she wanted hummus.
The kabobs were well-seasoned and the platter was … fine. We didn’t have a bite we didn’t like (except maybe when my g/f inadvertently bit into my olive pit but that’s another story), and we didn’t have a bite that prompted us to say, “that is freaking delicious.”
The meal was also more expensive than I had imagined, given the portions/flavor.
Would I go again? No. Am I glad to see some culinary diversity in Provincetown? You bet.
Hope this helps.
… moreI took my amazing girlfriend to Provincetown for a day trip and she asked that we “wing it.” “Wing it” = “don’t spend an hour on Yelp looking for places to go. Let’s just ‘roll with it.'” This is well outside of my wheelhouse, but she’s awesome, so I agreed.
Which is how we ended up at Kabob-e-licious, a restaurant with the least Cape Cod name in all of Provincetown.
We ordered the small chicken kabob (#duh) and the Mediterranean Platter so we could sample several things. And because she wanted hummus.
The kabobs were well-seasoned and the platter was … fine. We didn’t have a bite we didn’t like (except maybe when my g/f inadvertently bit into my olive pit but that’s another story), and we didn’t have a bite that prompted us to say, “that is freaking delicious.”
The meal was also more expensive than I had imagined, given the portions/flavor.
Would I go again? No. Am I glad to see some culinary diversity in Provincetown? You bet.
Hope this helps.
Abhishek Nandi
Very warm and friendly hosts. Beautiful setup!
Portions and taste can be better.
We had vegetarian food and enjoyed the soft naan and palak paneer.
… morePortions and taste can be better.
We had vegetarian food and enjoyed the soft naan and palak paneer.
Jennifer Henkind
LOVED our food here!! Went with a group of seven women, we all tried a wide variety of food from Kabobs to vegetarian options. All of the food was fresh and delicious. The flavors were masterful!!!! Owners were absolutely delightful! Can’t wait to go back!! Do not miss this little gem if you need a break from the usual lobster joints. Highly recommend!!!!
… moreRay Islam
This was without a doubt the worst tasting Indian food I ever tasted. I usually don’t post reviews but this place deserves one. From the taste to the presentation of food to forgetting orders to serving appetizers after we were done with our entree, you name it, they effed it up. The person taking orders was basically a salesman selling everything as amazing. Not one of the 8 entrees that we ordered were acceptable. I’ve never cooked a full meal, but I can cook better than that. On top of all this, the bill came out over $260 for 8 entrees, averaging roughly $35 per person. If you know Indian food, stay away. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.
… morejessica andrade
Me and my boyfriend went and we had an amazing experience!
It’s family owned and the owner is very sweet and came out to talk to us to make sure everything was okay.
We both ordered a meal deal with steak and chicken kabobs and we got rice and fries as our sides and everything tasted fresh and we’ll seasoned. We are definitely returning on our next vacation here!
… moreIt’s family owned and the owner is very sweet and came out to talk to us to make sure everything was okay.
We both ordered a meal deal with steak and chicken kabobs and we got rice and fries as our sides and everything tasted fresh and we’ll seasoned. We are definitely returning on our next vacation here!
Amy
Food was delicious and ingredients were fresh!
The service was excellent and very kind! Our family enjoyed dining on the porch and will definitely be going back again on our next visit to Provincetown. This family definitely takes pride in their service and goes above and beyond to give you a great dining experience.
… moreThe service was excellent and very kind! Our family enjoyed dining on the porch and will definitely be going back again on our next visit to Provincetown. This family definitely takes pride in their service and goes above and beyond to give you a great dining experience.
eshank sehgal
I went for a lunch at Kabob-e-licious with my friends.
Me and my friends decided to go in after seeing the appealing food menu which consisted of Indian fusion dishes. After entering we found this restaurant with an average ambience but we still wanted to try the food dishes.
When the food arrived I was surprised to see the portion size which was very small. Each dish costed around $20, for this price I expected it to be at least moderately filling. I ordered Jumbo shrimps and one of my friend ordered some shrimp curry, the shrimps were small and my Jumbo shrimps were even smaller than regular shrimps.
To suffice my hunger, I had to order another dish which again had a small portion. So in total I paid $40 for single meal without any drinks and still couldn’t satisfy my hunger.
… moreMe and my friends decided to go in after seeing the appealing food menu which consisted of Indian fusion dishes. After entering we found this restaurant with an average ambience but we still wanted to try the food dishes.
When the food arrived I was surprised to see the portion size which was very small. Each dish costed around $20, for this price I expected it to be at least moderately filling. I ordered Jumbo shrimps and one of my friend ordered some shrimp curry, the shrimps were small and my Jumbo shrimps were even smaller than regular shrimps.
To suffice my hunger, I had to order another dish which again had a small portion. So in total I paid $40 for single meal without any drinks and still couldn’t satisfy my hunger.
Adrianne Lovuolo
Indian and Mediterranean foods are some of my favorite, and this place did not disappoint. Dishes are full of flavor, making it a vegetarian friendly gem in the land of deep-fried seafood. Accommodating and friendly chef owners.
… moreAndrew James
Expensive for what you get. My $17 lamb kabob was served on a small salad of iceberg lettuce. Rice and naan was $5 extra?! The kabob, though small, was delicious. Iceberg lettuce though? Really? Had to ask for a glass with my bottled beer. Glass was tiny. My friend’s shrimp curry tasted like it was made with goat. Too many staff bothered us constantly throughout the meal. I lied to them each time they asked how we were doing, just to make them go away. Not going back there. For $17 I could have gotten a big lamb burger with a proper salad down the road.
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