Flame Kabob

Persian restaurant · Leesville Hollow

Flame Kabob

Persian restaurant · Leesville Hollow

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7961 Skyland Ridge Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617

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At Brier Creek's Flame Kabob, savor authentic halal Persian flavors in a laid-back vibe, with standout kabobs, hearty stews, and friendly service.  

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7961 Skyland Ridge Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617 Get directions

flamekabob.com
@flamekabob_raleigh

$20–30 · Menu

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7961 Skyland Ridge Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617 Get directions

+1 919 596 2525
flamekabob.com
@flamekabob_raleigh

$20–30 · Menu

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"This Brier Creek spot serves excellent Persian halal food (all meats are Zabiha halal certified), with the core of the menu being the signature kabobs. There are traditional koobideh (ground beef or ground spicy chicken), baarg (beef tenderloin), barreh (lamb), and more. The kashke bademjan, a garlicky, minty eggplant dip, is superb, and the stews and soups are perfect for a cold, rainy day (try the khoresh gheymeh split pea soup with beef and dried lemon). The family-style Royal Feast is a great way to get to know the cuisine — bring along a few friends." - Matt Lardie

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"Brier Creek’s Flame Kabob offers excellent takes on classic Persian cuisine including stews (khoresh gheymeh, a split pea stew, is a standout), salads, and of course, kabobs. For those who have never tried Iranian cuisine before, the kabobs koobideh, made with a choice of ground beef or ground chicken, are a great place to start. Most of the kabobs come platter-style with rice, salad, or bread, and a few are available as sandwiches as well. All dishes are halal." - Matt Lardie

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Ahmed Tariq

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Went there with family. Food was really great we ordered the egg plant, lamb chops,chicken tikka,chicken seekh kebab. Really good food definitely coming back. Persian ice cream was fine. Comes with complimentary tea. Also 5 or more people get charged gratuity.

Logan Luparello

Google
I tried Flame Kabob for the first time and it was outstanding. I tried the beef kabob with white rice. The beef was so flavorful and cooked to perfection. The rice was also delicious and tasted even better when I added their spicy sauce. Before my meal we were served warm pita. They even have black tea available for you to drink while you eat. The service was great as well. I will definitely return, I recommend Flame Kabob to anyone looking to eat a delicious Persian meal.

Arthur Zak

Google
Wonderful middle eastern food, definitely scratched my itch. I had a chicken Kabob (flavorful and moist), lamb Kabob (tender and well seasoned), and a beef koobideh Kabob (perhaps the star of the show, such juicy ground meat). Lentil rice on the side was delicious. The beef eggplant stew was tasty and herby. The baklava was also stellar, which was a pleasant surprise - moist and syrupy but still flaky. I wish this were closer because I would be coming here a lot more.

Alireza Rashidi

Google
Super authentic amazing Persian food. Fabulous menu like you absolutely feel you are in the middle of Tehran bazaar. Words are not enough.

Ehsan Golzar

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Super authentic amazing Persian food. Fabulous menu like you absolutely feel you are in the middle of Tehran bazaar. Words are not enough.

shaji riya

Google
It was our first visit to Flame Kabob ,One of the best halal restaurants in RTP Area, we had a great experience as a family. We tried the lamb shank, spicy chicken sandwich, and koobideh chicken kabob. The portion sizes were impressive, the chicken was tender, juicy, and packed with flavor, and the lentil rice was simply amazing.we thoroughly enjoyed the food

Amir Ahmed Khan

Google
Food quality is above average, but it has slightly declined since the new owner took over. For example, the saffron on the rice isn’t as noticeable, and while the koobideh was good, the portion size has decreased, and the chicken pieces are smaller. The new owner seems to be focusing on improved service and ambiance, which is commendable, and that’s why I gave 4 stars. Overall, it’s still the best Persian food in the RTP area, though there’s room for improvement. I’ve been coming here for over 20+ years and have noticed changes in the staff as well, but I still recommend it!

Justin Dulge

Google
This will be my last time coming to this restaurant. It hit me while I was sitting here that these people are trying to milk every dime that they can out of customers. 70 dollars for 4 skewers of meat (non organic) (cheap) rice, hummus, and 2 small desserts. When you pull up to this place you realize that they don’t care about presentation, customer experience, or how their business looks inside and out. They only want to make money. I have never in my life seen so much trash outside of a business that it is actually quite alarming. You would think that someone who takes pride in their business would pick it up but it is obvious that they do not care. It is a literal landfill up and down the sidewalk and there is trash all in the bushes and gutters. Weeds are everywhere and the bushes are not manicured at all. To charge this much for your food and not care about anything else related to your business shows your true character as a business owner. I have eaten this food 200 times and they have gotten thousands of dollars from me. But now I am starting to realize as I get older what I should be supporting with my money and what I shouldn’t.