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How we read reviews →Lalor's charcoal-kebab institution, huge platters and a cult following, notoriously slow at peak times.
No-frills, counter-service dining room with simple seating; reviewers describe it as a quiet, unpretentious spot outside of busy periods.
Bread baked fresh in-house (small surcharge), complimentary soup offered while diners wait, and generous $50 family platters with rice, salad, dips and yoghurt drinks.
Reviewers repeatedly praise authentic Afghan spicing, fresh naan and dishes like mantu and kala pacha, with one describing the menu as genuine Persian-influenced fare.
Budget-friendly and generous - a $50 family platter and $44 two-person combo win consistent praise for portion size, though a few reviewers flagged recent price rises and one dish (mantu) as overpriced.
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