KABANA

Worst restaurant

Was a little unsure after reading a few reviews as its a walk in. To be honest I love the idea of serving people who are walk in and not letting anyone down. Went down today with family. Lady at reception was great. My son who is 5 went free( he looks starved anyway and never eats anything so that was very kind). We reached at about 7.10 and still got a table before 60 seconds. Food was laid out neatly and just 5 mins before the Iftar the guy who was either the owner or manager asked us and families to start making plates. Let me tell you food was ample. People kept on coming BUT food was topped up again and again.So my worry about not finding food was in vain.In $19.99 food was very good ,and lots of variety.They had 3 types of desert which were also very good.I mean with all that under $20 ,its great value, service was very impressive.To be honest I went in a bit iffy but came out very satisfied.I do highly recommend this place. Vegetarian options: Spinach, okra curry.

One of the waitresses acted very wild, rude and disrespectful. When we went there, there was a small concert by an infamous singer. This waitress asked us if we would buy tickets for $60 to join the concert. After she showed us the singer’ flyer, we said no, just we came to smoke hookah. Because we were not in the mode of concert and we hadn’t heard a single song from that singer before. She took us to another salon. After few minutes after, a waiter came and said “The boss invited you to join concert with no tickets”. We said, thank you. We went to the concert, but that rude waitress said no, you can’t set here. We explained to her that the boss invited us. She said “no matter what, you have to leave if you don’t pay for tickets”. I grabbed a chair and said, no, we are not leaving. If you have any problem, go talk with your boss. Her coworker came and said they are fine, the boss invited them. She went back. For a moment during the concert, we raised our hands to cheers for singer’s performance. She came straight to our table and said in front of others, because you are enjoying your time, you have to pay tickets at the end, we wouldn’t mind to pay $180 extra, but she was too much. Lots of the guests were at the same situation like us with no tickets. That small concert was just a promotion for Kabana. After a few minutes she came again and said, sorry I have to close to payment. In deed, Kabana closes at 4am on weekends and it was before midnight. She was extremely rude and tries to over charge customers if you don’t notice as she charged us before around $130 for one hookah, two sandwiches, and a green tea.