I love this place. The food. The service. Everything. Get down here and give it a try. The chicken cutlet, come on! The luleh are juicy and flavorful just the way I like it.
Thanks for posting this! And since you guys are FTC and I love y’all
Hovik’s Famous Meats Granada Hills, CA
Art’s Bakery Glendale, CA
Hamlet’s Kitchen
Taste of Tehran
Mini Kabob
Tarme Mediterranean Grill (for the burger).
Outtakes (Still good, just ran out of time!)
Aroma Cafe’s Pljeskavica (Balkan/Bosnian kebab “burger”), wish I could’ve talked about this one
Kebab “pizza” and just everything with carbs in it at Furn Saj, Granada Hills
The Valley being a very important place for kebabs
Darya in Orange, CA
The scene at Raffi’s on Saturday nights – it is popping. If you’re from out of town it is an experience unlike any other. Bentaygas, Lambos, Rolls in the parking lot, people dressed to the nines, all to eat kebabs.
So in the pod I mentioned a dish that I used as a benchmark across all the kebab restaurants I tried… you’re going to have to listen to it to find out! (Hey, I can’t just give away the good stuff here and call myself a businessman! I’m jk.)
But with due respect to the Feet and Teeth Crew…
Hamlet’s Kitchen -
Baby pork with cartilage
Pork ribs
Ikra (Eggplant Caviar)
Lebni
Ask for potatoes instead of rice; you’ll get the lavash either way
Hovik’s
Pork shoulder shish
Babyback ribs
Lamb shish
Aragats (Armenian) / Natakhtari (Georgian) Tarragon or pear “lemonade”. Aragats’ tarragon is a lot more subtle, Natakhtari hits you in the face like a bag of bricks.
Call first, and they’ll set up a time when they can have it ready. Weekends get really busy and they sell out fast. So best to also call first for that reason