Afghan Restaurants in Houston, TX

“This was my first time trying afghani food, I asked the owner for a recommendation, he recommended the chicken kabob wrap and the family platter. Both of them were delicious and my family and I thoroughly enjoyed it and will definitely return to the establishment when I am in the vicinity.“

“The food was amazing! So much flavor it was music to my tastebuds! I highly recommend this restaurant. The staff is very friendly, they have affordable prices and the food is delivered to the table quickly. I was very pleased with the whole experience.“

“I know this will sound absurd and over-the-top, I came from Florida to Houston to do some personal thing and lucky enough to find a hotel next to this afghani restaurant. This is my second day eating and everything I have ordered is absolutely delicious. The portions are big Enough that I’m having seconds at the hotel. The staff is cordial attentive and always with a smile. I will repeat. The food is absolutely delicious with the price to match. I wish they open one In Florida, I’ll be there two or three times a week.“

“This was my first time visiting, and I was genuinely impressed. The food was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The service was also wonderful; everyone was so attentive and welcoming that it made the whole experience even better. I strongly recommend this place if you’re looking for great food and great service. I’ll definitely be coming back!“

“In my opinion this is the best Afghani restaurant in Houston!

If you haven't tried their Chapli Kababs, you're really missing out. They are aromatic, juicy, and cooked to perfection. The Chicken Kabab and Tandoori Kabobs are also very flavorful!
For appetizer, their Bolani is quite similar to Desi Aloo Paratha and has great flavor as well.

Make sure to check them out!“

“Me gusto lo recomiendo , sabor es diferente“

“This is in response to an ignorant man who wrote the following:abu....something.1. Why have escalators that don't escalate? Just put stairs if yall don't want to fix them.- Then use the stairs lazy bone.2. There was a horrible odor that was unbearable walking up the metal spike stairs.- take your mask with you next time.3. It was 11:30 am on a Wednesday half of the shops where closed.- who goes shopping at 11:30 am? get a job!!4. The places that were open had a terrible attitude when you walked in.- you get what you give. Karma!!5. From the street, this place looks amazing, but it's all makeup when you get close enough. You see the real image.- You need glasses, get an eye exam.I don't know what is wrong with people. You have a goldmine in one of Houstons prime locations. Give it its due right.-Let me tell you what is wrong with people like YOU is you have no job, a lot of time, to troll someone's bread and butter like this. Shame on you!!.I am a customer here too but I see this often that Indian people defaming Indian businesses. What kind of people do that?If you have bought something or spent $$ there and then they did not give you something that you hoped for, you can write that, but because you did not like the esthetics, or the odor, or escalator not working. Shame!.“

“Owner seems extremely caring and passionate about his creation and business. Loved the keema and chicken naan we had. Definitely would come again to try rest of the options. Pretty quick service and fresh taste. We liked ours with butter. Must have if you like crunchy flavor full stuffed bread!

Vegetarian options: Alo naan

Parking: A lot of free parking available on the lot

Kid-friendliness: Families were eating at the dinning area. They were open while rest of Sugarland was struggling with power after hurricane.“

“I tried New Saffron Kabob House with a recommendation from a friend. I ordered their chapli kabob. I instantly loved it. I am safe to say that it’s one of the best Afghan food in Houston! It is located in the Guatemalan town of Hillcraft. Do check it out if you want to try one of the most underrated cuisines. “afghan cuisine”“