Kabob House: More than Just a Restaurant

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I wish I was a world famous food critic writer; I would let everyone know about Kabob House restaurant. I remember going there for the first time and since then, I always went back. Kabob House restaurant has an interesting atmosphere that always settles my state of mind, and makes me feel happy. Each time I go to Kabob House, I leave with not only a delicious piece of kabob, but with a fascinating piece of education about different cultures. The reasons why I think it is the best restaurant because, it serves its customers the best tasting food at a good price in a clean, comfortable place. Every great thing started with its own unique history. Before talking about my experience with Kabob House restaurant, a little background on Kabob House …show more content…

The restaurant's interior is tastefully decorated. It gives the atmosphere of the middle eastern culture. In the restaurant, there are lovely stitched pictures above the seats, and in front of the windows, there are some seats surrounding hookahs. There are two authentic looking seating cushion areas. They are done in ornate red silk and really add to the atmosphere. The red decorations on the walls give that ethnic feel. The seating stools are very colorful. I love how the decorations combines several traditions of India, Afghan, Turkey, and the Middle East. Kabob House has something for everyone to enjoy. “We are not only sharing our food with them, but we also share our culture,”said Khaliki (Alger). The decorations sets the mood of the restaurant and the culture. The atmosphere evokes the Middle East not only by decorations, but also the music and dances they play. Kabob House has dancing performance sometimes. One of the dances they performed was belly dance, and Indian dancing. On one of my visits to Kabob House a dancer explained to me that there is no rules to many of the dances, but rather the music tells them what movements to take. People who go to Kabob House get lots of knowledge about different cultures. Kabob House share their cultures through their music and

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