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Rated: Good
based on 4 reviews
The Great Kabab Factory
Radisson GRT Hotel, 335 GST Road, St .Thomas Mount, GST Road, Chennai
22310101
| Locality | GST Road |
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| Place Type | Bar, Restaurant |
| Food Type | North West Frontier |
| Timings | 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM (Lunch 12 pm to 3 pm - Sat &Sun only) |
| Price |
 Very Expensive
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first reviewed by sidasokan
- User Reviews (4)
Sep 09, 2008
Yummy kebabs
I stumbled upon the Great Kebab factory and was pleasantly surprised. It is located at the Radissons and so we were expecting an expensive meal. But totally worth it, if you ask me.
The waiters went into great length into details of the place, decor and cutlery. A typical theme restuarant and lovely one at that. Once you indicate your preference for veg or non-veg you can enjoy the unlimited gastronomical delights coming your way. There are around 4-6 different kebabs with the waiters indicating the best chutneys for each. After sampling each variety, you can ask for a 2nd or 3rd round of any kebab you fancy. This is then followed by roti / naan with dal and a subzi. Thereafter comes a biryani, 4 desserts and finally 1 kulfi.
the food is extremely tasty and unlimited quantity just adds to the fun. Good service even with the billing, etc since we had to rush to catch a flight.
Just remember to go there on an empty stomach to do full justice. Bon Appetit !
Apr 08, 2008
Waning Royalty
I was shocked on my last visit to Kabab Factory on 06th April, 2008. Most reviews I find here are atleast 6-8 months old. I guess this fall from fame is a recent phenomenon.
The food was absolute crap, the service was poor (the waiters were over zealous to get us out of there since it was 3pm - they grabbed a plate from which one of us was still eating!) and they are currently way too overpiced.
The interiors have aged as have the uniforms of the waiters - the whole place is yearning a face lift and I don't know if there's anyone listening. Full review coming up on http://thesharck.blogspot.com
Oct 09, 2007
Leaving-India last food experience
So I was leaving India for sometime. The Euros in my pocket gave me that heady feeling and when I saw the place on my way to the airport, the Indian prices on the menu seemed quite insignificant. If you go in for a meal- the veggie people shell out slightly more than 500 Rs, the tax calculation is beyond me. This is minus a drink of course.
The non veggies, a neat 750 I think.
And now the food. Its one of the best I've eaten in Chennai and I should know! The whole place is made to look like a factory and the waiters let you know what they serve and what sauce goes with what food. The patties are delicious, the service excellent and teh dessert- yum.
Made me rethink leaving. Or even learning cooking as for that matter.
A must go if your pockets are full and your stomach empty.
Oct 06, 2007
Fantastic but expensive
Amazing variety of kababs for both flesh eaters and plant eaters alike (althought the plants eaters i went with didnt seem too happy).
For those of you who havent been there or heard of it..... its a unique (to my knowledge) concept where all u gotta say is "Veg" or "Non veg" and then sit back n enjoy ( well not quite sit back) while they keep bombarding you huge range of diff kababs (and of course you can ask for repeats of the one you liked most)
And just when you think it's all over, they come and dump this huge serving of Chicken /Mutton Biryani (veg also of course)
Small servings of different Indian deserts to end with.
The only downside is the price(Its in the Radisson:;what do you expect)
So go find someone to treat you! Happy hunting!