The 11 Best Places for Chicken Kebabs in Hell's Kitchen, New York

Matthew Hamm: Pretty good Chicken Kebab wrap...

Julie Thurston Howell I: The chicken shish kebab was so moist and delish. Hummus is the best in the city that I've found. Best rice also and fantastic service. Will def return, especially for the affordable prices

Christopher T: Only the chicken shish kababs. Best in the city. Seriously.

Tanasha S: Delicious chicken kebabs!

Lori Sherman: ❤️Mediterranean salad, meatballs, chicken kebab, mezze plate, falafel, seafood. Similar to Taboon, but less pricey. New York strip was least favorite, although fries were good. Service was terrific.

Yousef Sama: Complimentary olives are great done the way in Syria and turkey are done, the appetizer ( Ravioli) is tasty and healthy

Jess Sheehan Renaud: Order the chicken kebab with brown rice, eggplant and yogurt on the side. The most authentic Afghan food in New York City.

becca gibson: I stop here every time I'm in the city. The chicken kebabs are to die for!

Tariq Ahmad: Can't go wrong with any of the kebabs. Get the combo (chicken and beef) for the best of both worlds.

Travis Ramsey: Chicken kebab. Skip filet kebab. Brussels sprouts are cold. Hummus is good.

Will Laughton: Mezcal cocktails, gimlet, kale salad, chicken kabob

Allison DeJong: My friend and I managed to snag seats at the bar and split fondue. It made for a great night! Can’t wait to come back for a date night

Kyle M: Amazing Chicken Shish Kebab! Get the large and split it with someone special! And BYOB or wine ;-) Great deal, Great food

Sandra R: Lavash or Turkish bread are the best choices for sandwich wrap. All good!

Brian Michael: BYOB and no corkage fee! #Recessionista

MoRiza: Try the Chicken Kabab

The Corcoran Group: Cozy and festive atmosphere serving delicious Middle Eastern food. Try the LambTikka Kebab and the Bulanee Pumpkin.

Aleson Ho: Lamb kebobs and rice are amazing. Not into the Dough drink. Good desserts.

Rob Baumgartner: Chicken kabob is the bomb.

Method Fitness Health Guru: Sure, the hummus is great. But if you're looking for something special and super healthy, try the Shakshuka for lunch or dinner. Delicious and unique.

Courtney Mazzone: The sangria and mint drink (forgot the name) is delish!

honeywhatscooking.com: Authentic and delicious Greek food, but painfully slow service. Still worth it. 🇬🇷TIP: Roasted Potatoes, Spanakopita & Tzatziki Sauce are the best. Chicken Souvlaki was juicy.

Mike Langlois: the greek fries!!!

dean c: It was delicious. Good service. Extremely tender and juicy souvlaki chicken

Javier Santiago: Great Falafel Sandwich. Always fresh and the spicy cabbage is on time!

Rob Seward: I'm offended they don't serve tapwater.

Serious Eats: Solid Turkish food with a quick sandwich service at lunch. We're fans of the kofte.

Andrew C: Searched for best middle eastern food in theatre district and this popped up... which is so true - menu had solid options with amazing and hot and authentic food, great ambiance, and superb staff! !

Ritwik Dey: Try the dark Turkish beer. Yummy!

Sean Agans: "Coffee should be black as Hell, strong as death, and sweet as love." -Turkish Proverb

Mager Mager: Get the original 5 napkin burger. The onions and cheese are soooo savory. The bread is perfect and fluffy. Medium rare is the only way to go.

The Corcoran Group: Definitely get the Original 5 Napkin Burger. Make sure you ask for EXTRA napkins if you’re wearing anything nice. Also try the Steak Frites and The 5N Kobe Beef Foot Long Dog! This place is ALWAYS

Village Voice: We suggest the 5-Napkin Burger-the taste is great, the quantity abundant, and the onion rings we got on the side instead of fries are some of the best in town-and NYC is an onion-ring-challenged city!