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Welcome to Rawal Kabob

At Rawal Kabob, a cherished gem in Chantilly, VA, the essence of Pakistani and Indian cuisine comes vibrantly to life. Founded with a passion for authentic flavors, Rawal Kabob specializes in expertly marinated meats and diverse vegetarian options, ensuring all tastes are celebrated. From the tender RK Special Kabob to the rich Butter Chicken Curry, every dish is steeped in tradition and crafted with care. The restaurant's inviting atmosphere, complete with outdoor seating and accommodating staff, makes it perfect for families and gatherings. At Rawal Kabob, delicious food and warm hospitality unite, inviting you on a culinary journey that delights the senses.

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Welcome to the vibrant taste of Rawal Kabob, a culinary gem nestled in Chantilly, VA. Specializing in Halal Pakistani and Indian cuisine, this delightful restaurant captures the essence of South Asian flavors, offering a menu that is a feast for the senses.

Conveniently located at 14513 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy, Rawal Kabob is not just a place to eat; it’s an experience waiting to unfold. The atmosphere is casual yet inviting, perfect for families, groups, and anyone craving an authentic taste of South Asian fare. Whether you're stopping by for a quick lunch or enjoying a leisurely dinner, Rawal Kabob has got you covered.

  • Diverse Menu: From succulent kabobs like the RK Special Kabob to hearty meat curries such as Butter Chicken Curry and Goat Korma Curry, every dish is crafted with care. Vegetarian offerings, including Peswari Choley and Mutter Paneer, ensure that everyone in your party finds something delightful.
  • Specialties: The kabobs are the star here, with options like Chicken Boneless Kabob and Beef Sheek Kabob that are grilled to perfection, marrying spices and tenderness in every bite. You can savor the smoky notes of tandoori chicken or dive into rich, flavorful curries that evoke the warmth of home-cooked meals.
  • Amenities: Rawal Kabob goes above and beyond, offering takeout, reservations, and catering services. With friendly waiter service and outdoor seating, it’s a great spot for a casual dining experience. Plus, the availability of Wi-Fi and on-site parking makes it accessible for all.

As you settle in, you’ll find that Rawal Kabob is more than just a restaurant; it’s a place where flavors create lasting memories. With options suitable for kids and groups alike, this establishment stands out not only for its food but also for its welcoming atmosphere.

For an unforgettable dining experience steeped in South Asian tradition, make a reservation or call (703) 803-0400 to indulge in the rich tapestry of flavors that is Rawal Kabob.

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Adam L.
Adam L.

Great Pakistani/Indian cuisine! #1 is our go to with chicken, been, chickpeas, rice and naan. Can't go wrong just doesn't have the following!

Michelle P.
Michelle P.

Yummy!! So so good. Portions of our lamb tikka masala and chicken biryani were generous.

J E.
J E.

Came here with friends on a weeknight... Personally, I love Pakistani food as the absolute BEST of all the Middle Eastern curried dished, but I'm partial to it as it's what I was raised on and I've had it in Pakistan over several visits and I know it quite well... and this place does it quite nicely! Service is typical of an ethnic joint - Meaning they're friendly, but don't expect over-the-top service, utensils, plates, etc... this place uses paper plates and you have to ask for nearly everything you might need - but I don't hold this against them as they mean the best, there's a slight cultural difference that needs to be considered. A great example of that is that they even came out and offered us some AMAZING kheer as a free dessert after we were done with dinner. Their chicken kaharai was great! Very tasty, nicely spiced, and made just right. Their aloo polak was decent and their naan was ok (slightly too thick). The biryani was excellent, as was their buttered chicken, channa, and vindaloo chicken. Would highly recommend them for a very nice, Pakistani (which is the BEST) curry and kabob experience. I'm even more partial to them as my family is from Rawalpindi (where I've visited many times) and the name reminds me of that village.

N G.
N G.

Excellent food and service. It was raining when we arrived in big group of about nine people it was after 8:00pm but the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I will definitely be back.

Nasir C.
Nasir C.

It was a amazing place, authentic food, super nice staff owner, I couldn't wait to dig in the food it taste so good and authentic, portions were amazing

Rebecca A.
Rebecca A.

The unassuming exterior hides the quality family restaurant beyond. I've enjoyed the food in store, to go and catering and it's all good. The kabobs are a solid choice but my most favorite items are the butter chicken and chickpea curry. There is nothing in this area that compares to the texture and flavor of these two dishes. I find it impressive that a small restaurant can create these complex flavors very consistently. Rawal is a must try! Quick note: dishes seem to be made to order as there will be a 20-25 minute wait for your order when dining in.

Farr H.
Farr H.

Used to go to this place on a regular basis several years ago to eat Chicken Karahi. Food taste changed for worst when the original chef left. Recently, decided to give it a try and was surprisingly delighted. Ordered chicken karahi, goat curry and palak paneer. All three dishes were very good and has nice flavor. Since we have been there few more times during different times for consistency. Found out that the owner's wife is the cook for veggies and curries. Will be a go to place again.

Lora K.
Lora K.

The chicken was very well done, moist and full of flavor. I loved the garlic Naan, so soft and delicious. I didn't like the Palak paneer so much. It was one of the oiliest (or I guess buttered) curry I've ever had. I mean pools of oil in the curry. I have to watch how much oil I consume due to acid reflux so was a bit disappointed to see how much oil or butter was used. In my opinion, it just is uncessary and ruins the dish. I took it home and tried to see if I could let the oil cool and separate, but the whole thing just solidified, oil too since I think there was that much butter. I could tell it was butter as you could really taste the sweet buttery flavor. Anyway, would never order that again and if I were to come back I'd ask for their least oily curry on the menu. I think they're more known for their meat anyway.