These are the opinions and adventures of a Washington, D.C.-based epicure as he cooks and eats around town and around the country. Sometimes witty, sometimes laudatory, sometimes acid, La Cuvée Americaine is an always-truthful account of the food journeys, restaurant visits, and culinary thoughts of the D.C. Gourmand.
Friday, March 23, 2007
Kabob Bazaar, Arlington, Va.
Thursday, Riley and I made plans for lunch, and he showed up with Ryan (distressingly attired in a t-shirt and old blue jeans) in tow. We finally went to the Persian place, Kabob Bazaar, and tried their lunch specials. Riley and Ryan both had the chicken thigh kabob and I had the lamb soltani. They were similar dishes, both with small pieces of skewered meat grilled and then served alongside a bed of white rice garnished with some saffron rice on top and grilled tomato quarters on the sides. I was particularly struck at how both of the meats were very juicy, tender, and flavorful. Naturally, we had a couple of baskets of their very good fresh, hot pita bread.


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