When Madeline and I first walked by Kebab Fusion, on our way to Taro for frozen yogurt, we decided it looked like a fun restaurant to try one night and made a point to remember to come back.
And we did several weeks later. After we got a few back-to-back sushi nights out of our my system.
When we first walked in, I wasn’t sure if we were supposed to order at the counter (where there is a big menu displayed on the wall), or if we were to sit down first.
Turns out, if you’re staying in, you sit down.
The waiter brought over the menu right away and took our drink order. The restaurant is small, just a handful of tables, and it seems a little confused about whether it wants to be totally casual or a little more upscale. Glasses for our drinks, and tvs on the wall. Pretty formal waiter, but casual seating.
I asked about a few menu items and if they have a children’s menu (they do not). The friendly waiter suggested a kebab sandwich for Madeline, thinking it might be easier for her to eat, and I asked if it came with the meat on the stick like a regular kebab.
And it didn’t. And it turned out that the regular chicken (and other assorted) kebabs don’t come on a stick either.
Is it me or is that a little … odd?
I went with a falafel stickless kebab, because I have been sorely craving falafel since a favorite local place shut down without warning.
The nerve.
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