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The host, a male, was really rude. While the food was okay, the waitress was warm and friendly, the first point of contact was downright rude.…
Antony Johnson
Afghan Kitchen South Surrey
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Great place with great drinks and food. Fun place to try Afghan food. Staff is really friendly and helpful. Atmosphere is really modern and inviting! …
Eileen Taylor
Afghan Kitchen South Surrey
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Amazing food and service! It was our first time having Afghan food and we all loved it. I really liked the cocktail selection and enjoyed my Shararah!…
Carolba803
Afghan Kitchen South Surrey
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7 Reviews on “Afghan Kitchen South Surrey”
The host, a male, was really rude. While the food was okay, the waitress was warm and friendly, the first point of contact was downright rude.
Great place with great drinks and food. Fun place to try Afghan food. Staff is really friendly and helpful. Atmosphere is really modern and inviting! Must try!
Amazing food and service! It was our first time having Afghan food and we all loved it. I really liked the cocktail selection and enjoyed my Shararah! Spicy and sweet.
Great first experience to Afghan food. Super friendly staff, including our server Winnie who helped us order! Lamb is a must-try for its tenderness, but I also enjoyed the kabobs as well. Pakawras were also very addictive(not to mention vegan-friendly). What surprised me the most was the modern vibe of the restaurant and how welcoming it is to those that have never experienced the cuisine. Will definitely come back!
The food is well-prepared and consistently delicious. The staff there are very friendly and patient; they take the time to answer any questions about the menu. They also have an Afghan-style dining room where you sit on the cushions which also elevates the experience (optional). Overall a very pleasant experience! Would definitely recommend to others
Dine Out Vancouver brought us here! Located in an area of South Surrey along 24th Avenue crowded with restaurants, Afghan Kitchen is one of the unique ones. We arrived on Saturday evening at this lively, friendly room on time for our reservation and were quickly seated. Do make a reservation! This place will be busy! We were offered a table up a couple of stairs in a more traditional space where diners sit on pillows to enjoy their meals but unfortunately my knees would not agree to this so we were seated at a comfortable booth. The D.O.V. menu offers a couple of choices each of appetizer, entree and desert and we tried everything that we could. I realize that it is a little unfair to judge a restaurant by a menu that is created to suit the majority and does not show off a kitchen’s unique and authentic creations but at least it is an introduction. The appetizers were Safred and Orange dips served with nicely grilled pita strips. Basically Hummus and Tsatziki, they were tasty and a nice start. Next came the entrees, Lamb Kebab and Beef Kebab. I was more than halfway through before I realized that both my partner and I were both eating beef but it was a little late to whine about it and frankly, we both enjoyed the beef. It was served with a very nice Basmati rice concoction with almonds, raisins and sweet shredded carrots, a taste of pickled shredded cabbage and a yogurt dip. Desert was the most memorable. We reveled in Mum’s secret Cake. It was moist all the way through with sweetened condensed milk and almond while the Firni was also enjoyable, a milk pudding with almonds and dusted with Cardamom. We were fortunate to meet and talk to the owners (our server turned out to be one of the partners here, and both were out in the front lines, interacting with customers! ). The restaurant web site barely touches on the story of a family from Afghanistan who made their way from that war torn region eventually to Canada. Here in Canada a young man with a dream teamed up with a young woman with business acumen and Afghan Kitchen is the start. And let’s not forget his Mum and her recipes and hand in the kitchen (and the secret recipe cake created with her own hands at home every day). I am tempted to go on a rant about how Canada is blessed by immigration and how the immigrant community creates jobs and economy. It does not does not take jobs as some narrow minded people claim. But this is about the food! Try this place out! yeswereeatingagain.com
Amazing chicken kebabs!! Prices are reasonable with 3-6 happy hour as well, definitely one of the best afghan restaurants in town, highly recommended!