Indian restaurant
King of Kabob
1018 Vermont Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20002
The menu runs to 24 dishes, with butter chicken, seekh kebab and Kadai and the usual breads and rice.



We could not confirm recent opening hours. Call (202) 737-5464 before you go.
Overview
- 24 dishes on the menu we read, about 13 of them without meat or seafood
- Price: $ (inexpensive)
Dishes you can get here
From their menu. The photos show a typical version of each dish, not this restaurant's own plates. Compare places for: Butter Chicken · Seekh Kebab · Kadai · Naan
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Location
1018 Vermont Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20002 · Get directions
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Questions people ask
Where is King of Kabob?
King of Kabob is at 1018 Vermont Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20002. Phone: 2027375464.
Does King of Kabob have vegetarian options?
Yes. About 13 of the 24 dishes on the menu we read have no meat or seafood, for example Shirazi Salad #, Salad #, Fresh Tandoori Naan (Bread) and Fresh Tandoori Naan (Bread).
What dishes does King of Kabob serve?
Their menu includes Butter Chicken, Kadai, Naan and Seekh Kebab.
How expensive is King of Kabob?
It is in our $ price range (inexpensive).
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