Went to Kabul in Wallingford for the first time. We did not know what to expect. We were seated within 10 minutes. It is a small, cozy restaurant but not very loud. Since we had never eaten Afghan food, the Waiter made some suggestions. We...More

The food at this place was phenomenal. The kebabs are marinated in aromatic and tasty spices but the food is not spicy hot at all. I only gave them a 4 because service was a little disorganized. The place is very small so that could...More

This place has been around forever, but while it's no longer trendy , it's still amazing. The food is perfectly seasoned and perfectly cooked. The dessert is to die for.

We had a very fun and delicious dinner at Kabul! We had the lamb kabob, wonderful long grain rice, and eggplant. We also had a delicious appetizer of pastry enclosing turnip and shared two desserts- baklava and a Rose custard, both of which were outstanding....More

My friend and I really enjoyed the food and the hospitality of the owner. The staff was amazing...Totally recommend it.

Came here on a recommendation and haven't been disappointed. The food is incredible - whether you like meat, veggies, or fish, this place impresses everyone! Been here a number of times and the quality is always there. We had our wedding reception here - informal...More

The food represents authentic Afghan fare with its own unique blend of spices; extremely tasty and friendly staff!

Visited Kabul Afghan Restaurant in the Wallingford neighborhood for the 2nd time and was as delighted as the first time several years ago. Warm atmosphere, wonderful selection of dishes including vegetarian- all with exotic Afghan spices(not hot spicy but very subtle and unique)-a nice change...More

We took a friend who had never had Afghani food. Between the 3 of us we had the eggplant, both vegetarian and with meat, and the Kabul pulau, which I can never resist. I had the cardamom tea. Everything was delicious as usual. Appreciated that...More

My husband sat in a wheelchair with a broken left leg and a broken right arm after a bicycle accident by the Burke Gilmore Trail. When I suggested getting dinner to go from a restaurant nearby, he perked up and immediately said, "Kabul." This Afghan...More