Peshawri Kebabs

Peshawri is the type of place you will see people from the same ethnicity there enjoying the food. It's authentic, genuine, and delicious.

They do a great job in spice and seasonings where it's not too much and complex but it's enough where it's a zing and zap of flavor that stays.

Order List

• 6pc Chapli Mix plate w/rice and small salad
• Chicken Tikka Role Up
• Chicken Kofta Kabab Role Up
• Kheer
• Chai
• Chicken Kharai
• Naan
• Mango & Banana smoothie

6pc Chapli with spicy rice was a $40 bomb of a deal. My previous experience with their Chapli kabobs was better because I am pretty sure they made the kabobs literally bigger back then but inflation I guess. STILL! it's a bomb deal with the kabobs you get, rice, and chutney which is worth the price if you want more of since its actually good. The beef was better a year back but this time I enjoyed the chicken kabobs quite a bit. The rice was good, it was flavored is all and the salad was a small container of mixed lettuce, carrots, cucumber, and a tomatoe slice or two. Two chutney's a spicy mint corriender and a white sauce you'd find often on top of a halal guys plates which I think is sour cream, milk, Italian seasonings, and salt + pepper. White sauce good with fries and wraps especially for kids.

Chicken Kharai is given in a small to go container and the amount isn't a lot to be very blunt especially for the price of $18. (enough for literally one person if you like it). If you want to try I recommend the Nihari. Now albiet the price and quantity is small the flavor is much more, it was actually really good and I ordered the Chapli kabobs but ended up enjoying the Kharai more than I had imagined. Spiced well, chicken cooked right, not an outrageous amount of oil just a bit, and in all it comes with Naan or rice but I got Naan so it was great. Soaked up the flavor and melted in my mouth. Would recommend if you've never tried Kharai before and like spice.

Naan, just get it. $3 bucks and it's fun to eat with most of the foods you get. Slap some $.50 chutney on it and enjoy.

Mango & Banana smoothie was... Juice. It's 20oz and I think $5.50. Its fresh so that's really great. This specific one tasted more of banana then of mangoes but I'm happy as good mangoes are expensive and for the price some sweetness from mango was enough.

Chai is spiced. It's cooked in simple spices and from my parents reaction it was great as a after meal cool down drink. Not on the menu but they might just have it so ask if you want some.

Kheer (Pakistani Rice Pudding) is 8oz = 6.95 which isn't bad it's thick like pudding and has a sweetness. It is another dish where the milk is cooked in spices and then cooked with rice until it becomes pudding. Was a fun little treat but could not finish it by myself.

Gyro/Roll-up, let them know which one you want because there is a difference in bread from a gyro and roll-up which isn't specified.

The chicken Tikka Roll-up and Kofta Kabob Roll-up were good. Tikka is small chicken cubes marinated in Tikka masala (red one) and cooked in a grill while the Kofta kabobs are minced meat which is spiced and wrapped around a skewer and cooked on a grill. Both tasted good with the Kofta being a bit more flavored since it's literally minced with spices. Would highly recommend getting the $.50 chutney's to dip or pour onto your Roll-up or Gyro.

The staff is humble, kind, and they work hard which was shown by the amount of care they took keeping the restaurant clean and happiness when you enjoy the food and let them know. I appreciated their help and kindness to just random people, in MA it has been reaching upward of 90°F. They have a cooler to help people out so they are being genuine.

I look forward to my next visit.