Flame Kabob

I visited for the first time today, and will definitely return soon. The customer service was great, the restaurant was clean and the smell-​amazing.
I ordered 2 chicken Kubidehs for $ 11.99 which my husband and I shared. The presentation and portions were generous for such a reasonable price. I really liked the saffron rice and there was a side of onion and parsley to mix in with it. The salad also had a really nice kick to it; not sure what that extra taste was but it worked. The fresh Taftoon Bread was good especially dipped into the green sauce.
The next time I want to try the lamb and some Persian ice cream. I highly suggest visiting Flame Kabob, great location, ample parking, excellent customer service and delicious food.

today it was my first time in this restaurant, first I was welcome with a smile. then the cashier recommended me the number 5 Chicken Shish and number 4 beef shish beef shish, well I tried both special for $ 18.99 !! wow it was very good choice !! the Chicken it was just amazing and the beef so juicy, tasty and tender, the rice sauce and bread where exellent definitely I’ll be right back :)

Not great. Forgot to give me a lot of items in my to go order. Flavor leaves a lot to be desired as well.

Food is great. Meat were tender and marinated well. Staff is nice and friendly. Garlic sauce is to die for. Price is reasonable. Place is not dirty. They make food from scratch.
Im really surprised they only got 4 stars, this place is very good.
Will definitely come back

Best kabob in Henderson. I will be back for sure. The staff if very friendly as well.

I love this food. its just amaizing, I recommend this place, their food it’s simply delicious, customer service is very professional. the rice and the meat its out of this world :)

As soon as I walked in I was greeted and welcomed in. The guy that helped me was very friendly and obviously takes great pride in their food. He offered a brief overview of the menu. He made some suggestions, but in a way that wasn’t pushy at all.
I chose the Beef Tenderloin Shish Kabob plate. The steak was tender, juicy, and full of flavor. It had a flavor that was unique to other steak tenderloins I’ve had that must be a spice blend they use in the preparation. The small green salad had a very tasty dressing on it that had a slight hint of mint that I enjoyed. The rice was prepared well and very good. I also enjoyed the mix of onions and parsley that I was able to mix with the meat and rice for more flavor. The cucumber sauce on the side was really good and like the salad dressing tasted like it had a hint of mint. I was also given a sample of hummus to try out. Unfortunately, this wasn’t my favorite, but it was a personal preference. The flavor seemed a bit strong, but I’m sure would appeal to other people for that reason. The bread was tasty.
The highlight was the ice cream I had for dessert. It was saffron, pistachio, and rose water. The combination of flavors really intrigued me and the guy that helped me promised that it was really good. He was right! Wow. This was a surprisingly tasty combination. I kept thinking that the person that came up with this is a genius.
Tasty food and great service. I’ll definitely be back!

Suprisingly both this and the Maryland pkwy location are amazing this place serves the best mediterranian food around and the service is super awesome attentive and friendly will definetly come back

Shawarma! Lamb shish kabob. Tabouli. Hummus. It’s all so good. We were gifted a free sample of the Taouli. It was a nice surprise. They treat repeat costumers well for sure. I can’t get the delcious flavor of the lamb shish kabob off my mind. I’m afraid I’ll get tired of it if I go there too often but it’s hard to restrain myself. Everything taste so fresh and flavorful.

The food is really good. I had number 1 (beef kabob kubideh). For the price I paid, it was a lot of food. The beef was nice and juicy and the meat is organic and halal.

So you know a place is good when you keep coming back without realizing that you’ve been here three weeks in a row. Flame Kabob is an unassuming restaurant that serves quality Persian food. We have been passing by this place for a while until the hubby decided it might be worth a try since we were hungry and lived close by. The only downside is it is not really fast food — so be prepared for a bit of a wait. That being said your food is made to order so everything is fresh.
We usually get the lamb kabideh and it is finger licken good: D. The dolmeh and yogurt are also super tasty. We almost passed it up but glad we didn’t!

The worst food EVER.
Rice tested old. Chicken was some what ok compare to the other junk on my plate. On a scale of 1 to 10 the chicken was a 2. 10 being the best.
Shirazi salad you could wash the paint off my car with the juice/​dressing in it. So called cherry drink tested nothing like cherry. It’s matter of fact I have no idea what the taste was. All I know I had to eat the bread to get rid of the test.
The salad that came with the food looked old and it was old. MacDonald would have been a better pick and I hate MCD.

I had the Lamb Kubideh Kabob. It was flavorful and came with rice, salad, tziki, and an onion condiment. It takes a few minutes and it is more than worth the wait when items are freshly prepared! The rose ice tea was wonderful. I will be returning to try the chicken pomegranite stew next time, and of course I will be back for another kabob as well!
The décor s nice with the red walls and the prints, so ambiance is nice. It is self service for the drinks and utensils and the price reflects this, I am a fan!

Walking in, there was one woman ahead of us. We ordered the 4 meals, 2 #13s, a #6, and something else that I can’t quite remember.
Keep in mind, if you would like to add feta cheese, or some extra sauce, it’s $ 2. PER CUP. Our food was almost $ 70. We waited thirty minutes for our food.
The shwarma was okay. All I tasted was the spice. The sandwich didn’t have much meat in it… it had lots of lettuce, and a boatload of tomato. The meat was coated with spices, and the meat itself, tasted nothing like beef or lamb… it was dense.
There wasn’t any «brightness». Just all tasted the same. Some citrus would have really helped it. I noticed that other people in my party got limes in their boxes… I didn’t.
Also, the tomato in my sandwich had the butt end of the tomato… you know, the top where the stem was… That was left on, and put in my sandwich. Not very appetizing, biting down on that.
The bread that they served with it was burnt on the bottom. Only a few slices were even edible.
I noticed that they did serve gyros here, but being this close to the Great Greek, I’d much rather pop over there for a gyro.

I was craving for gyro wrap but unfortunately, The Great Greek was closed. Why close on Sunday??? So within the same square was Flame Kabob. We decided to try out this place, especially since I do have a coupon for a free kabob.
–Gyro wrap with fries: Yes, they freshly made the wrap (taftoon bread), but it was kind of dry.
–Persian Rose Water Iced Tea: I like this tea very much. I am a huge fan of rose water, rose tea, rose icecream.
–Persian Saffron and Rose Water Ice Cream: Perhaps I set super high expectation for this. There was only a hint of saffron and rose in this very icy icecream.
We haven’t been back yet… but I suspect not anytime soon.

New favorite place! The food is so good I could have hurt myself eating it, gorging until my stomach exploded or I suffered multiple foodgasms, whichever came first.
The man behind the counter was super sweet, patiently explaining everything to us newbies (I didn’t have the heart to explain that I have had Persian before. My husband was really into it so I just let them chat.) Prices are on par, portions generous. I watched them prepare it. All is clean and above board. Fresh, on-​the-​spot. Did not see any of the issues that the other Unilocalers, who I am assuming are rival restaurateurs, saw.
It is very very flavorful with lots of sauces and anything extra that you could ask for, including an amazing green sauce that I could drink. So, Mr. Thought-​it-​was-​too-​bland needs to quit smoking.
As for the people who are incapable of reading the menu or their Groupon conditions (and every Groupon has insane conditions, they must, Groupon goes out of their way to screw the small business owner and while Groupon rakes in the dough, these struggling businesses actually lose money on people like you), I don’t think the restaurant should have to suffer for your illiteracy. Go back to school, learn how to spell words like «its», then use your new skills to read the small print, then and only then write Unilocal reviews.
Ok, back to the food: Can’t wait to try everything on the menu. Organic, healthy, tasty, yum.

I ordered the beef tenderloin shish kabob.
The beef was juicy and cooked to a perfect medium rare and was seasoned beautifully, 5 stars. The rice was buttery with good flavor, 4.5 stars. The authentic flat bread made on site is amazing 5 stars. The dressing on the salad was too strong for my taste, 2 stars, but my wife liked it. This beef kabob is the best I have ever eaten at any Middle Eastern/​Greek place. The décor is typical mom and pop strip mall.

Wow, generally speaking, this is probably one of the most crooked places I’ve been to in Vegas! Please note, do not buy the Groupon here, you will get hoodwinked! I’ve never had so much trouble using one until I came to this spot.
First, I would like to say that the employees are not at fault for the confusion, I think the owner of this location is the main culprit in the poor customer service. They are creating ridiculous rules for their customers. So the groupon is for 5 for 10. On my first visit, the tall guy wouldn’t add tax into the total price of the meal. I was like «fine». I was able to macguyver my ordering until the total before tax was 9.98. They guy was like «our minimum is 10 dollars before you can use it» I was thinking «what a great way to nickel and dime your customers»! The tall guy was rude and confrontational to a customer in front of me.
The next day, I came back to use up the groupon and fortunately the tall guy wasn’t working at that time. I wasn’t impressed with the food during the last visit, so just decided to order sides and dessert. I was then told that I could not use the groupon because it was not a «food item»…
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So ice cream and sides aren’t food? Apparently not I guess. He then told me the groupon is available only for the numbered items, 1 – 14, on the menu, no sides, drinks, salads or anything else.
I was about to bust out my Cris Carter, «Cmon man!»
The shorter guy with glasses proceeded to apologize saying those are the rules set by the management there. I understood.
Food wise, there is nothing to talk about here, everything is mediocre. Very bland and disappointing. I do have to say the Rose tea was really good.
I’ve done the math here. Mediocre food + shady, non-​customer oriented iron handed management with a concern only with a bottom line = 2 stars! And I thought I was being generous. In the words of Terminus «Never again».

I had a coupon for a free kabob so I obviously had to give this place a try. I went for the lamb kabob and a the taftoon bread. The food was made fresh and was ready in about 10 – 15 mintues.
I was especially excited to try to taftoon bread since it’s made to order. It was huge and came out piping hot. It smelled so good, but sadly I was a bit disappointed. Instead of being light and fluffy, it was actually quite dense. And as it cooled, it just got tougher and tougher. The kabab was good and had a nice flavor, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to get one. Overall, decent food at decent prices.

The Persian Saffron and Rose Water ice cream with crushed pistachios and their Persian Rose Water iced tea here at Flame Kabob are the stars here. Im a fan of rosy floral notes in my teas and dessert. So my attention was paid more to tea and ice cream! I haven’t had the chance to try the meats or have a full meal just yet.
I was originally introduced to Persian ice cream back in the 80’s.The one I had here was just as authentic as how my friend’s mom made it. Big plus ice cream is made from scratch! Saffron and Rose was fragrant when I took off the lid of the cup. The two flavors go well together.
The placard signs on the street advertising Gyro lunch special for $ 5.99 is what caught my eye and lead me here initially. Besides Gyros, Beef, Chicken and lamb kabobs, they have 3 different kinds of soup, sides like Babaghanoush, Hummus and Dolmeh.
Hummus was good, spiced just right for me. Texture, smooth hardly any graininess, almost whipped light, wasnt the thick pasty kind. The flat bread tasted good too. It was made to order, so it was nice and warm when they served it to me.
Dolmeh was perfect snack size portion. Served chilled on bed of greens topped with a sliced tomato.
The menu prices varies here from the deal mentioned above, to reasonable under 10 dollar combo meals up to the pricey (IMO) $ 20 for 2 lamb combo deal. Yeah. dunno about that.
It’s a small fast/​casual restaurant. No table service. Order and pay at counter. Dining area is simple set up down one side of the wall with couple tables and 1 long table for larger group. The place was fairly clean, but felt a bit cluttered. Food prep area appeared to be clean as well.
Staff friendly. Everybody knows what they are doing. My order came out fairly quick.
This new Flame Kabob location is: Warm Springs Promenade. The backside of the restaurant faces Marks St near Big Lots.
So far it’s A+ ok for me! I know I will be a bigger fan when I get around to trying the kabobs!