Crave Kabob - Chicago

The food is excellent, and the service is quick and friendly. The interior seating is tidy and clean. There's free parking available in the lot, though it's uncertain how long that will remain. The location is somewhat away from the busy West Loop area, so better marketing is needed to attract larger crowds. Overall, I would rate the food a perfect 5/5.

This restaurant used to be great, but it's changed. A bowl and a drink now cost over $20, and it's mostly filled with rice, with very little meat or sides. The combo with fries came with only about ten French fries. Additionally, there was a wait of over 20 minutes for dinning in. It's no longer worth it. Food rating: 3/5.

I ordered the lamb kabob entree for $24.53, including tax. The portion was enormous and came with a generous serving of flavorful, moist rice, your choice of salad (I chose the Greek), pita bread, and tasty hummus. It also included two sauces on the side. There’s definitely enough food for at least two or even three meals. Considering the portion size, the price is quite reasonable. The service was quick and friendly, and the restaurant has a nice interior, along with outdoor seating options. I took my order to go, and utensils and condiments were self-serve.

Never again! Ordered a Greek salad. There were no cucumbers! I informed the guy at the register. I thought maybe the cucumbers would be at the bottom so I Informed him halfway through. He told me that they were out of cucumbers (it was around 1130 am on a Saturday) and I should have said something earlier. Huh? I should have went to Subway next door.

It was a good experience, I tried the crave bowl, liked the Biryani Rice, the other plain rice were not that up to mark. Also the steak shawarma was a bit hard to chew. Will try again though not that bad place serving Halal chicken in the neighborhood. Attaching the latest menu pictures for your reference. Enjoy!Food: 3/5