Restaurant in New York

Afghan Kebab House (also known as Afghan Kebab House II) is an Upper East Side restaurant serving authentic Afghan cooking, described as bringing succulent kebabs, aromatic rice dishes, and savory slow-cooked stews to the table with simple, fresh meals made daily. Vegetarian options are also available, and the restaurant offers pickup and delivery in addition to dine-in service.

Kabul Halal Food is a long-running halal food cart at 51 Lexington Avenue in Midtown East, Manhattan, operating around the clock for over 25 years. It serves classic New York halal-cart fare with an Afghan-inspired touch, specializing in chicken over rice, lamb over rice, and falafel platters. The cart has built a loyal following among nearby office workers and was featured in the film "Maid in Manhattan."

Ariana Afghan Kabab Restaurant is a small, casual Afghan eatery in Hell's Kitchen that has served the neighborhood since 1986, when it was opened by Rona and her husband. The menu centers on grilled lamb and chicken kebabs alongside traditional Afghan dumplings, described by diners as dumplings topped with yogurt and a mild ground-meat sauce. It also offers vegetarian options and a broad selection of classic Afghan specialties, and has built a loyal following reflected in strong ratings on TripAdvisor.