Kabir's

I really like their concepts and also their food too. They have small space but they are utilising it and they are serving really good food on very cheap price. So keep-it-up guys and do good ❤️

A different type of dining experience!! Place is located near Chadni Chowk Metro Station (Gate No. 6)! Sitting area is limited, but the food won't disappoint you! Food: Tried and liked Yemek than the Ouji rice! However Kunafa was not available for trial!! Teuvuk Platter: 4 types of kebabs! Good combination!! Malai kebab was the best 4/5 Cheese Yemek Platter: 5/5 Mutton Ouji Rice: 3/5 okayish! Service is bit slow, we went for lunch and had to wait for 25-30 mins for the dishes! For Kunafa, better to call and visit as it is not available all the time!

This is a hidden gem in Kolkata. The place is beautifully decorated. I had ordered below items, Mutton sirali kebaps Mutton testi Chicken ouzi rice (must try) (half would be enough for 2-3 persons) Sheer khurma (must try) Zaatar naan Yufka naan Sultan lokumu Baklava rolls The quality of the foods are fantastic and delicious too. Just one cons is that the place is not that much big. (2-4 people max) Service also was good. So,I'd suggest you must visit this place once to try Turkish foods.

I had an exceptional dining experience at Kabir's, the Turkish restaurant nestled in the heart of Esplanade, Kolkata. I can't praise it enough with a well-deserved 5 stars! The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the Mutton Testi, it was a burst of rich, succulent flavors that left my taste buds in awe. The tender mutton cooked to perfection in that clay pot was simply divine. And let's not forget the Sultan Lokumu - a delightful dessert that melted in my mouth, leaving a sweet, lingering memory. The staff, especially Arnab, was not only attentive but also remarkably knowledgeable about the menu, offering insightful recommendations and ensuring that every aspect of our visit was delightful. I wholeheartedly recommend Kabir's to anyone seeking an authentic Turkish culinary adventure in Kolkata. Don't miss the Mutton Testi and Sultan Lokumu, they're a must-try!

Ganesh Chandra Avenue in Central Kolkata ,for decades is known as a hub for Computer Hardware , pumps and other Industrial machinery . I was bit surprised when my good friend told me about Kabir's ,while I was searching for a decent Turkish joint . It was a stiflingly hot late summer afternoon when we were found dragging our half comatose bodies up the carpeted stairs at Kabir's . One gets the impression of walking into a middle eastern Drawing room as one climbs up. The place being too compact , no sitting on the floor business here . We tried out the genuinely Turkish items from the menu , which does have a quite few Indian items too. I would strongly recommend consulting the helpful waiters here while ordering , otherwise one is almost guaranteed to carry home half eaten portions as parcels . The things we tried out were : 1. Mutton Manisa Kebap ( Kebab ) - Minced mutton cooked over charcoal and served with bread, barbequed salad, tomato salsa , butter and curd . This thing bowled me over and made our visit worthwhile . 2. Mutton Ouzi Rice - Basmati rice cooked with succulent mutton and Turkish spices . Baked in pot. This thing is basically Turkish mutton pulao . It looks like Biriyani , but its a distant cousin. Six pieces of decent sized mutton comes with the rice . Half portion will feed three people with normal appetite . If you are two , most probably you will be carrying a parcel home ( Just doesn't taste the same when it is reheated ). 3. Baklava Rolls - A typical middle eastern dessert made out of dough , which is served as strips. This was entirely unique to us and cant easily compare to known Indian desserts . The young waiters out here ; while quite polite need to interact much more with the guests , considering most of the Kolkata dining crowd will be at sea while negotiating with the food . The Indian part of the menu is priced quite cheap ( the chicken , mutton biryanis and the like ), while the genuinely Turkish items are kind of costly . ( The Half portion of Mutton Ouzi rice we ate , comes for Rs 850 currently ). I cant agree with some other reviews where the restaurant has been tagged inexpensive overall . This place certainly demands ones attention both taste and budget wise , before the diner walks in. I think there is scope for improvement in the ambience of the place and service and hence holding on to a star in this review . Cant wait to climb on those carpeted stairs yet again !