We've been coming here a long time (mostly when they were on 2nd Ave) They cook their juicy kebabs in both spicy sauces and tandoori style, served a large salad, rice and pitas. Make sure you leave room for the decadent Grandma's Chocolate Cake, the richest chocolate Cake I've ever had! The owner and servers are so gracious and nice too!

Came here for my birthday and had an amazing experience! The food was delicious, authentic Afghan cuisine, and the service was fantastic. The owner was incredibly humble and welcoming, which made everything even better. Highly recommend this spot!

Great chicken kebob. Only order take out but every time it's great. Fast delivery would recommend

As an Afghan, I can tell you this place is legit. Very authentic. Only downside is the naan is store bought pita. The ambiance is perfect. Warm and feels like I'm in Afghanistan. The service was decent too. Kabob was very tender. Rice could use a bit of work but very good. Will come back.

I have eaten at Afghan Kebab House II more than once. My friends love it. I am happy to go there. I don't know the cuisine well. The food is flavorful. The ingredients seem to be high quality. The preparation is good. The pacing is fine. Service is attentive, and better for my friends who are regulars as might be expected. I had the kebab sampler. My friends each had a lamb shank (ordered in advance). We had dumplings with meat and samosas. They give you a small salad. It is BYOB with no corkage. Highly recommended.

Overall, delicious food from an unfamiliar culture. That was my goal when I chose to visit the Afghan Kebab House. I was craving a dish I had with friends in Istanbul that was a type of dumpling with minced meat in a yogurt. While searching my neighborhood, I found this spot and was immediately taken by a photo of the Afghan dumpling (as it looked moar similar), so I decided to play this place a visit. The ambiance itself was beautiful. I loved the mood lighting and the walls of tapestry, just was a lovely vibe. I came by myself and was seated but found the service to be quite odd. Perhaps it might have been a cultural thing but I was seated at a two-person table and when my utensils were brought to me, they were placed on the side opposite of me (they only brought one set which made sense since I was dining alone). The server was rash in his responses to my questions which made me feel slightly uncomfortable. Honestly, I understand we living in an evolving world, and I am in New York City, where people look different. I was unsure if it was because of my gender presentation but nevertheless it was q learning experience. Food 8/10 Service 5/10 I would come again for the food and ambiance but not the service!

It's always great to support local restaurants that have been around for a very long time. During the summer, this place had a really cool outdoor set up so I had it on my list to visit. On a decently warm winter day, I sat outside to enjoy lunch. I ordered a spicy fish kebab and it was stellar. The flavors were amazing. The rice and the yogurt were well seasoned. For the appetizer, I had the samosas with pumpkin in it and that was bomb too! Wasn't expecting that. What I didn't know was that this place was byob, they don't sell alcohol or charge a corking fee!