Spartans (or Olympians). Great variety, something for everyone.

Thanks for all the ideas! Afghan Bistro is at the top of my list of restaurants to try, but a little too far away on a rain Friday night. But it did make me want some kabobs, so we got food at my favorite kabob place near me— Kabobistan.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh I have another one in Springfield - did you ever do afghan bistro in Springfield?

I’ve been meaning to try AB. Any recommendations? Nothing spicy.

DP. Any of their kabobs aren’t spicy. Neither are any of the other dishes tried. Mostly a lot of flavor from different spices but not hot if that’s what you mean.

I think my husband got chicken kabob last time.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh I have another one in Springfield - did you ever do afghan bistro in Springfield?

I’ve been meaning to try AB. Any recommendations? Nothing spicy.

I think i like the sabzi chicken.

Is it just you or anyone else? Once we did this and it was nice:

Dinner with Wine Special
3-course dinner for two with a bottle of wine. Includes appetizer, entree, side-dish and dessert. Vegetarian, vegan, and meat dishes offered.

$30 per person

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh I have another one in Springfield - did you ever do afghan bistro in Springfield?

I’ve been meaning to try AB. Any recommendations? Nothing spicy.

DP. Any of their kabobs aren’t spicy. Neither are any of the other dishes tried. Mostly a lot of flavor from different spices but not hot if that’s what you mean.

Pho doesn’t do very well as takeout IMO.

My go to’s around Springfield:

Sushi/Japanese :
Eggs and Sushi (great sushi, mainly takeout place)
Tokyo One

Chicken:
Cocorico
Nando’s
Village Chicken

Kabobs:
Afghan Bistro
Moby Dick

Thai:
Le Thai
29 Pad Thai - opened recently, very good!

BBQ:
Mission BBQ

Saratoga Pizzeria has a decent bowl of simple chili, def not spicy.

Anonymous wrote:Pho - perfect for a cold rainy day.

Pho does sound amazing, but DH isn’t a fan. Maybe we can do Ramen.

I wish there was a good chili place. Not a fan of Hard Times Cafe, and it’s difficult to find good chili that isn’t spicy.

Pho - perfect for a cold rainy day.

Anonymous wrote:Oh I have another one in Springfield - did you ever do afghan bistro in Springfield?

I’ve been meaning to try AB. Any recommendations? Nothing spicy.

Oh I have another one in Springfield - did you ever do afghan bistro in Springfield?

I like Chuy's in Springfield
In Burke - I like Raaga Tandoor for Indian

How about a spread of Lebanese-- chicken shwarma, falafel, pita, garlic sauce, salads, hummus and other dips, rice.

Have no idea what I’m in the mood for, but tired of pizza and not in the mood for Chinese. Willing to drive to pick up- Alexandria, Annandale, Burke, Fairfax, Springfield.