kabab corner

this review was long pending, after reading several reviews my foodie partner in crime and i visited this place, the ambience was very modest and had a classic old makeshift place modernised sort of a way. the way thekebabswere being made was interesting to watch, but the use of bare hands to make the kebab is the reason i rated this place a 4.5 when my malai chicken kebab came to the plating section i was not too impressed, then the staff poured a creamy white fluid on the kebab which increased my curiosity, then he grated a generous amount of cheese on it. by then i was about to pop the lid with anxiety.. and when i pierced the soft kebab with the wedge/stick and placed it in my mouth and scooped some of the creamy malai into my mouth i had what one could call as a foodgasm :) umummm.... and the rest of the woes of the world could wait till i finished the last bit of trace of of my plate.

this is by far the bestkebabsi have had in this budget. the wait time could be more depending on the day you plan to visit. it is usually crowded, but the wait is worth it.
do try the malai kebab, seekh roll, chicken omelette

located in the sidelines of greams road easy to miss but we can't miss the crowd in the food joint....

open kitchen helps us to see how our order is cooked but lack of seating facility and heat emitted from the kitchen make's it difficult to dine...

they have a huge variety ofkebabsand roll's and it is quite good and they serve veal kebab which are rare in the city..

pricing is high for a small eatout it was worth earlier but slight decline in quality tipped the equilibrium...

tried this place last week. the first impression of this place was not good because of its shabby environment. there are a lot of varieties ofkebabsand are good too. but i feel all the items are overpriced considering the amenities available in there. there is no proper seating or awaiting place. for this price, we could get similar type ofkebabselsewhere along with better ambience.

located in one of the dingy side lanes of greams road, this place is easy to miss. they serve some really amazing rolls andkebabsat very reasonable prices.

there is no seating space so its better to get takeaway or else stand and eat. nothing much to the ambience as its just a very normal setting.

we ordered the veal fry roll and the chicken tikka kebabs. lipsmacking dishes! but must mention that there was a lot of oil in both the dishes and its definitely not an healthy option. its okay for a once in a while indulgence though.

overall really tastykebabsat very affordable prices.

it is one of the best place forkebabsand tandoori. different types of kebab are available. however, on somedays, some type ofkebabsare over early in the night. i would recommend afghani malai kebab, that is my favourite.

they serve one of the best, juicykebabsin chennai. special mention to the sheek kebabs, wraps and tikkas. this spot used to be our fav hang out space during college!

kebab lovers...must visit this place ❤️

many varieties of spicy juicy tastykebabsare here...

i personally feel that the pricing is bit high and this is doesn't come under pocketfriendly destinations.

the meat is well marinated & amount of spiciness is great for a lipsmacking kebab experience...

vfm 3.8/5
price 3/5
service 3.5/5
ambience 3.8/5

if you lovekebabsthis is the perfect place to go to amazing sheekhs! the veil kabab is a musttt tryyy it’s dammmm good!
the malai kabab is good but has a lot of malai.
veil kabab is spicy and its beef .
kabab lovers this is the right place to go to, but it’s a small shop generally crowded so it’s better to take away!

amazing place to grab a bite or for takeaways. the place is small but the taste is so good that we can't resist going there even in traffic. the only shortcomings is the parking and the dining setup. you can stand and have yourkebabsor as a takeaway. but i recommend this place for anyone coming to chennai for the sake of food. (because i do)

my most favorite kebab spot in the city. having tried a couple of them, malai chicken tikka and chicken murthaba have been my favorites from here. the malai basedkebabshere are extraordinary with rich profusion of amul fresh cream (aka malai) topped with cheese that's something i would recommend anyone. here are all what i have tried from here :

- special afghani chicken malai tikka (rs. 220)
- dahi seekh (rs 170)
- chicken murthaba (rs 170)
- chicken seekh roll (rs 220)

a must visit for kebab lovers, note not a place for people who are particular about ambience, for those kind of people i would say still go here and parcel it for you wouldn't want to miss their kebabs. by the way, they havekebabswith beef base as well.

kebab corner , a perfect joint to have a quick bite and satisfy your meat cravings!
located in greams road opposite to royal enfield showroom
it's a small joint where you can either have it there or have takeaways !
they have a wide varieties of chicken , mutton and vealkebabs, sheekkebabs, tikkas , kheemas and rolls to choose from .
each has its own unique flavour!
i got to try the chicken sheek kebab and chicken kheema roll
the sheeks skewered are prepared only after your order a d hence takes time to prepare but it's worth it wait ! its perfectly cooked , char6and grilled and lots of buttery goodness such that it effortlessly goes down ur throat! its perfectly succulent and delicious!
the kheema roll was also just awesome !!
absolutely worth your time and money !
they so have some vegetarian options such as veg sheek kebab and paneer tikkas etc .
will go again for trying out other offerings and would recommend everyone to have a visit!

one of the places which actually has great beefkebabsand rolls. ofcourse there is always chicken and veal. must try chef specials. there is no seating by the way. but for some quick bites, you'll find space to sit nearby.

one of the bestkebabsin chennai!! wanted to try beef but having gone with my better half, had to settle down to chicken... but man, i was not disappointed!!

mouth watering and i didn't even want to have a drink after it!! it's great and only drawback is the seating..

very good place forkebabsand rolls.
tried the spl afghani malai chicken kabab, spl malai veal roll and veal fry.
everything was yummy. especially loved the malai chicken kabab. it had a generous amount of white sauce and loads of cheese grated over the kabab.

there's a huge waiting time for takeaways on weekends, which is a big minus. i do find it a tad bit pricy for being a street side shop. but the taste compensates for that :)