FLAME KABOB HOUSE, 986 Easton Ave, Somerset, NJ 08873, United States
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Lat long (40.511035,-74.4875045)
FLAME KABOB HOUSE - Featured Reviews (455)
Friendly and quick service, in this family owned unassuming Afghan restaurant. The place was pretty busy with take out orders but they managed to get our good ready very quickly and serve it with a smile. There is a lot of parking around and a restroom on-site.
I love doners in the Netherlands, so when I saw this place like a month ago, I decided to try it. It was juvery delicious. It's definitely a must try. 💯 %. 🫰🏼💜
Zinger burger like no other !!! Also Tikka, Malai and Kofta are the best kababs 🔥🔥🔥 🍽️
Currently pregnant and all I want is platters, but not everyone can make em like this! I got the lamb gyro platter — meat was cooked perfectly, the ratio of rice to meat and veggies was good. They’ve got white sauce, red sauce (not too hot), and a tangy green sauce. Best part — not feeling bloated or “heavy” afterwards. Staff is friendly and the revamped interior looks great.
Staff is very friendly and welcoming. The food is very good quality and satisfying. Would definitely recommend. Also their baklava is really nice.
Chicken Zinger burger is the best out of all the items served on the menu. #HyderabadiReviewer
Service is friendly and inviting! Which makes the great food taste even better. Love the new renovations and art work on the wall. Highly recommend and will be back! 10/10
We ordered Chicken Gyro platter Chicken Gyro Sandwich Had best Chicken Gyro Platter n -Slices of spiced chicken cooked on a spit, served with rice it was super delicious Chicken Gyro Sandwich A sandwich made with slices of spiced chicken cooked on a spit, served with salad in pita bread.. Must have … will order more
We love Somerset Taekwondo. They are a great staff and include the kids in many activities like the ice cream party in summer. My kid loves it!!! We would recommend them to anyone who wants to enrich their kids with values and Taekwondo skills!!!
An excellent garden! I think this is also called colonial park (?). So it will be nice if the reviews for both show that it is the same place. This location is free and blossoms really well in the spring. In June it is very pretty and you can see som
Nice trail with, with mild/moderate trade. As you go deeper into the trail there are a lot of (unnecessary?) twists and turns. Watch out for bikes. I would say this trail is more suited for them than us walkers. One gentleman had a nasty fall and we
