Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026 — Platters, Deals and Sharing Options
Kababjees is built for the family table. A full karahi in the centre, a mixed BBQ platter running down the middle, naan coming off the tandoor in rounds, and a dessert spread at the end — this is not a restaurant that works best for one or two people eating quietly. The Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026 covers every platter, deal, and sharing option on the menu — from the Family Platter at Rs.19,290 that anchors a large family order to the Mix Salad at Rs.590 that opens the table before the grill arrives. Whether the group is four people or fourteen, this guide covers what to order, how to build the table, and where the value sits across every category on the Kababjees menu.
Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026 — Full Price List
Family Meal
Rs.2375
BBQ Mix Platter
Rs.11,150
Mutton Boneless Karahi
Rs.6,250
Chicken Peshawari Karahi
From Rs.2,390
Chicken Corn Soup
Rs.480
Mix Salad
Rs.590
Kulfi (Plain / Crunch)
Rs.350
Chciken Bites
Rs.590
Kababjees Family Dining — Quick Category Breakdown
Exclusive Deals and Platters (2 items — Rs.11,150 to Rs.19,290) Family Platter | BBQ Mix Platter — the two anchor orders for a Kababjees family meal. The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the single most complete order on the menu — a combination of BBQ items, mains, breads, and sides assembled for a table of 8 or more. The BBQ Mix Platter at Rs.11,150 is the scaled-down version, suited to a group of 4 to 6 who want the full BBQ spread without building it item by item. Both platters remove the guesswork from a large family order and deliver more variety per rupee than ordering equivalent items individually.
Arabic Mains for Sharing (4 items — Rs.2,050 to Rs.4,290) Chicken Mandi | Mutton Mandi | Chicken Sajji | Mix Kabab Mandi — the category that works best for a family table that wants something different from karahi and BBQ. Mix Kabab Mandi at Rs.4,290 is the most complete single order in this category — beef, chicken, and mutton kababs over spiced Arabic rice, with enough variety that the full table can eat from one dish. Chicken Sajji at Rs.3,950 full is the most visually striking order — a whole charcoal-grilled chicken over rice that arrives as the centrepiece of the table.
Desi Karahis for the Family Table (4 items — Rs.2,390 to Rs.6,250) Chicken Peshawari Karahi | Mutton Peshawari Karahi | Mutton White Karahi | Mutton Boneless Karahi — the Desi backbone of any Kababjees family order. Chicken Peshawari Karahi from Rs.2,390 is the most accessible full karahi for a family table and the most consistently ordered Desi main across all group sizes. Mutton Boneless Karahi at Rs.6,250 full is the premium family pick — the same rich karahi experience with no bone-picking, which makes it the easiest mutton main to serve at a table with younger family members.
Sharing Starters (3 items — Rs.480 to Rs.2,190) Chicken Corn Soup | Supreme Nachos | Afghani Kabab (12 Seekh) — the three items that work best as a shared table opener before the mains arrive. Supreme Nachos at Rs.2,190 is the largest single starter on the menu and is designed for sharing across 3 or more people. The 12-seekh Afghani Kabab at Rs.2,599 is the most practical kabab starter for a family — enough pieces for the full table to have one each before the main platter arrives.
Breads for the Full Table (3 items — Rs.195 to Rs.1,099) Garlic Naan | Kandhari Naan | Cheese Naan — the three bread orders that work best at a family table. Garlic Naan at Rs.195 is the standard round — most family tables order one per person as a baseline. Kandhari Naan at Rs.395 is the larger, more indulgent version better suited to sharing in halves. Cheese Naan at Rs.1,099 is ordered as a shared side rather than a per-person bread — particularly popular with younger family members.
Family Desserts (4 items — Rs.350 to Rs.1,290) Kulfi | Ice Cream | Molten Lava with Ice Cream | Kunafa — the four desserts that work best at a family table. Kulfi at Rs.350 and Ice Cream at Rs.425 are the per-person options — affordable enough to order individually for the full table. Molten Lava at Rs.1,090 and Kunafa at Rs.1,290 are the shared premium options — best ordered in multiples for a family table rather than as a single shared portion.
Choosing Your Family Order at Kababjees — A Guide
For a large family table of 8 or more: The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the most efficient single order for a group of this size — a complete combination of BBQ, mains, breads, and sides without the need to build the order item by item. For families who want more control over what is on the table, the equivalent build using individual items would look like: BBQ Mix Platter (Rs.11,150) + Chicken Peshawari Karahi full (Rs.2,390+) + Garlic Naan x8 (Rs.1,560) + Mix Salad (Rs.590) + Chicken Corn Soup x4 (Rs.1,920). The Family Platter removes that calculation and delivers the variety in one order.
For a family group of 4 to 6: BBQ Mix Platter (Rs.11,150) is the anchor. Add one full karahi — Chicken Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) for the standard pick, or Mutton Boneless Karahi (Rs.4,190 half) for a premium upgrade. Open the table with Mix Salad (Rs.590) and Chicken Corn Soup per person (Rs.480 each). Close with Kulfi per person (Rs.350 each) or one Kunafa shared (Rs.1,290).
For a family with young children: Chicken Makhni Handi (Rs.2,790) is the most child-friendly main on the Kababjees menu — mild, creamy, and the easiest karahi-style dish for younger family members to eat without difficulty. Cheese Naan (Rs.1,099) works as the bread for the children’s side of the table. Ice Cream at Rs.425 with nine flavours covers every dessert preference at a children’s table without ordering multiple separate dessert items.
For a family that wants Arabic-style mains: Mix Kabab Mandi (Rs.4,290) is the correct anchor — beef, chicken, and mutton over spiced rice in a single dish. Add Chicken Sajji full (Rs.3,950) for a table of 6 or more that wants a second main. Open with Lentil Soup (Rs.450) per person — the most natural opener before an Arabic rice main. Finish with Kunafa (Rs.1,290) — the most appropriate dessert after an Arabic-style family meal.
For a mixed Desi and BBQ family spread: Chicken Peshawari Karahi full (from Rs.2,390) as the Desi anchor. BBQ Mix Platter (Rs.11,150) as the grill component. Daal Makhni Handi (Rs.1,820) as the vegetarian supporting dish for family members who want something lighter. Garlic Naan rounds per person (Rs.195 each). Lassi (Rs.450) as the drink — the most natural pairing with a Desi and BBQ combined spread.
For a family on a tighter budget: Build around Chicken Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) as the single main — enough for 3 to 4 people from one order. Add Afghani Kabab 12 Seekh (Rs.2,599) as the shared starter round. Chapatti x6 (Rs.95 each = Rs.570) for bread. Chicken Corn Soup x2 shared (Rs.960) to open the table. Kulfi per person (Rs.350) to close. A family meal of 4 for well under Rs.8,000 total.
What Makes Kababjees the Right Choice for Family Dining
Most restaurants in Lahore serve families — but Kababjees is structured around the family table in a way that most are not. Several things stand out when ordering for a group at Kababjees:
The platters remove the complexity from large group orders: A family table of 8 or more faces a genuine ordering problem — how to cover enough variety, in enough quantity, without over-ordering or missing key dishes. The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 solves that problem in a single line item. It is not the cheapest way to feed 8 people at Kababjees, but it is the most efficient — and for a family that does not want to spend 20 minutes building a large order item by item, it delivers the full spread without that effort.
The karahi section scales correctly for group sizes: Most Desi restaurants offer karahi in half and full portions. At Kababjees, the full karahi portions are sized for a sharing table — a full Chicken Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) comfortably feeds 3 to 4 people from one order. For a family table, ordering two full karahis in different styles — Peshawari and White, or Chicken and Mutton — gives the table a proper Desi spread at a per-head cost that stays manageable regardless of group size.
The Arabic section adds a genuine alternative to karahi for family meals: Mandi, Madbee, and Sajji are not afterthoughts on the Kababjees menu — they are complete shared meals. Mix Kabab Mandi at Rs.4,290 delivers beef, chicken, and mutton in a single dish over fragrant rice, which means a family table with mixed protein preferences can eat from one order without compromise. For families who visit Kababjees regularly, rotating between a karahi-anchored meal and a Mandi-anchored meal gives two completely different dining experiences within the same restaurant.
The dessert section covers both per-person and shared formats correctly: Most restaurant dessert sections are built for individual orders. At Kababjees, the dessert lineup covers both ends — Kulfi at Rs.350 and Ice Cream at Rs.425 for per-person individual orders, and Molten Lava at Rs.1,090 and Kunafa at Rs.1,290 for premium shared orders. A family table can close the meal with a Kulfi per person for the practical finish, or move to Kunafa shared for something more occasion-appropriate, without needing to choose one format over the other.
The bread section is priced correctly for large tables: Feeding a family table of 8 with bread from most Lahori restaurants adds up fast. At Kababjees, Garlic Naan at Rs.195 per piece means a full round of 8 naans costs Rs.1,560 — a per-head bread spend of Rs.195. For families who prefer plain bread, Chapatti at Rs.95 each brings the full table bread spend to Rs.760 for 8 pieces. At these prices, ordering bread in rounds throughout the meal rather than all at once is practical in a way it is not at higher-priced bread sections.
Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026 — Platters, Deals and Sharing Options
Kababjees is the correct answer to the question of where to take a family in Lahore for a proper sit-down meal — not because it is the only option, but because the menu is genuinely built for the group table. The platters anchor large orders without complexity. The karahis scale correctly for sharing. The Arabic mains give the family table a genuine alternative to the standard Desi spread. And the dessert section closes the meal in a way that works for every age at the table. Whether the family is ordering the full Family Platter for a celebration or building a mid-week dinner around a karahi and a kabab round, the Kababjees menu has the structure to support it.
Explore the Full Kababjees Menu
Family dining covers every section of the Kababjees menu. Explore each category in detail on thekababjees-menu.com:
- BBQ Menu → — Chicken Tikka Rs.750, Lahori Malai Boti Rs.1,550, 1 Meter Rango Kabab Rs.3,900
- Starters Menu → — Korean Wings Rs.1,250, Prawn Tempura Rs.1,690, Special Jua Fish Rs.2,690
- Desi Meals → — Peshawari Karahi from Rs.2,390, Mutton Mandi Rs.3,390, Daal Makhni Rs.1,820
- Chinese Menu → — Chicken Manchurian Rs.1,890, Chowmein Rs.1,490, Beef & Prawn Rs.2,190
- Fast Food → — All Burgers Rs.1,390, Chicken Steak Rs.2,150, Pasta Rs.1,790
- Salads and Soups → — Fresh Green Salad Rs.375, Chicken Corn Soup Rs.480, Prawn Soup Rs.790
- Exclusive Deals → — Family Platter Rs.19,290, BBQ Mix Platter Rs.11,150
- Deserts → — Kulfi Rs.350, Kunafa Rs.1,290, Molten Lava Rs.1,090
- Beverages → — Doodh Patti Tea Rs.390, Mango Shake Rs.620, Matcha Coffee Rs.790
- Kids Meals → — Full kids menu at Kababjees
- Full Menu with Prices 2026 → — Every category and price in one place
FAQs — Kababjees Family Dining Guide 2026
What is the best family platter at Kababjees?
The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the most complete single order for a large family table — a combination of BBQ items, mains, breads, and sides assembled for a group of 8 or more. For a smaller group of 4 to 6, the BBQ Mix Platter at Rs.11,150 is the correct anchor — a full BBQ sharing spread without the scale of the Family Platter. Both remove the complexity of building a large order item by item and deliver more variety per rupee than equivalent individual orders.
How many people does the Kababjees Family Platter feed?
The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is sized for a table of 8 or more. The BBQ Mix Platter at Rs.11,150 feeds a group of 4 to 6 comfortably as the main course anchor, with additional starters and sides ordered around it. For exact quantities and current platter contents, confirm with the branch directly at 042-111-666-111 as platter compositions can vary slightly by location.
What should a family of 4 order at Kababjees?
For a family of 4, a well-balanced Kababjees order looks like: Chicken Corn Soup per person (Rs.480 x4) to open, Mix Salad shared (Rs.590), one full Chicken Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) as the Desi main, Afghani Kabab 6 Seekh (Rs.1,399) as a BBQ side, Garlic Naan x4 (Rs.195 x4 = Rs.780), and Kulfi per person (Rs.350 x4 = Rs.1,400) to close. Total before tax: approximately Rs.8,489 — under Rs.2,200 per head for a complete four-course family meal.
What is the best Kababjees main for a family with young children?
Chicken Makhni Handi (Rs.2,790) is the most child-friendly main at Kababjees — mild, creamy, and easy to eat without the spice levels of a karahi or the bone-picking of a traditional BBQ order. Chicken Corn Soup (Rs.480) is the most child-appropriate starter. Cheese Naan (Rs.1,099) works well as the bread for the children's side of the table. Ice Cream at Rs.425 with nine flavours covers every dessert preference at a family table with younger members.
Is Kababjees good for a family celebration or special occasion?
Kababjees is a well-established choice for family celebrations in Lahore — the menu scales correctly for large groups, the platter format suits occasion dining, and the Arabic mains (Mandi, Sajji, Mix Kabab Mandi) give a celebration table something more elaborate than a standard karahi order. For large group celebrations, calling ahead to 042-111-666-111 is recommended — weekend evenings at Kababjees Lahore are busy, and confirming availability or arranging seating in advance is worth doing for a group of 8 or more.
What is the best shared dessert for a family at Kababjees?
Kunafa at Rs.1,290 is the most appropriate shared dessert for a family occasion — a traditional Middle Eastern sweet made from semolina dough, sugar syrup, cheese, and cream that is distinct from anything else on the Kababjees dessert menu and arrives as a proper shared platter rather than a single-serve portion. For a more casual family finish, Molten Lava with Ice Cream at Rs.1,090 ordered in multiples — one per two people — gives the full table a warm dessert round without the per-head cost of individual cake slices.
Does Kababjees have a kids menu?
Yes — Kababjees has a dedicated kids meals section. Full details are available at The Kababjees Kids Meals Menu. For younger family members who are not ordering from the kids menu, Chicken Makhni Handi, Cheese Naan, Chicken Corn Soup, and Ice Cream are the four items from the main menu most consistently ordered for children at a Kababjees family table.
