Kababjees Full Menu with Prices 2026 — All Categories in One Place

Kababjees serves charcoal BBQ, Desi karahis, Arabic Mandi and Sajji, Chinese, Italian pasta, fast food, starters, salads, soups, breads, desserts, and beverages from a single kitchen across multiple branches in Lahore, Karachi, Hyderabad, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, and Multan. The Kababjees full menu with prices 2026 brings every category together in one place — every item, every price, and what each section is best suited for. Whether the visit is a first-time order or a regular table looking for a price check before arrival, this is the complete Kababjees menu reference for 2026.

Kababjees Full Menu with Prices 2026 — All Categories

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

Choosing Your Order from the Full Kababjees Menu

If it is your first visit: Anchor around Lahori Malai Boti (Rs.1,550) from the BBQ section and Chicken Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) from the Desi section. Open with Chicken Corn Soup (Rs.480). Add Garlic Naan per person (Rs.195). Close with Kulfi (Rs.350). This covers what Kababjees does best in a single well-ordered table.

If you are ordering for a large family group: The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the most efficient anchor for a table of 8 or more. For a group of 4 to 6, BBQ Mix Platter (Rs.11,150) anchors the order with a full BBQ spread built around the table.

If you want to explore the Arabic section: Mix Kabab Mandi (Rs.4,290) is the most complete Arabic order — beef, chicken, and mutton over spiced rice. Add Chicken Sajji (from Rs.1,990) for a second Arabic main at a larger table. Open with Lentil Soup (Rs.450) and close with Kunafa (Rs.1,290).

If the table wants Chinese: Chicken Manchurian (Rs.1,890) is the correct entry point. For spice, Schezwan Chicken (Rs.1,890) or Spicy Szechuan Chowmein (Rs.1,590). For something different, Thai Red Curry or Thai Green Curry (both Rs.1,890) — coconut-milk based and distinct from the rest of the Chinese lineup.

If the budget is under Rs.1,000 per person for starters and dessert: Chicken Corn Soup (Rs.480) + Garlic Naan (Rs.195) + Kulfi (Rs.350) = Rs.1,025 per person for three courses around the main. Swap Chapatti (Rs.95) for Garlic Naan and the same three courses land at Rs.925.

If you want the most premium order on the menu: Mutton Boneless Karahi full (Rs.6,250) + Mix Kabab Mandi (Rs.4,290) + Grilled BBQ Fish (Rs.3,750) + Prawn Soup (Rs.790) + Kunafa (Rs.1,290). The most complete high-end Kababjees table.

What Makes the Kababjees Full Menu Different

The range is genuine across every section: Most multi-cuisine restaurants in Lahore compromise quality in exchange for range. At Kababjees, the BBQ, karahi, Arabic, and Chinese sections each stand independently — a table that orders only from the Arabic section and ignores the BBQ is having a genuinely good meal from a kitchen that knows that section, not a diluted version of something else.

The price structure covers every budget: Fresh Green Salad at Rs.375 is the cheapest item on the menu. Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the most expensive single order. Between those two points, Kababjees covers solo lunch orders, casual family dinners, and large group celebrations without requiring a different restaurant for a different budget or occasion.

The BBQ section is the anchor everything else builds around: The full Kababjees menu — 16 categories and over 150 items — is built on a foundation of charcoal BBQ. The starters, the soups and salads, the breads, and the desserts all exist in service of a table anchored by the grill. Understanding that the BBQ section is the core of the Kababjees menu makes every other ordering decision easier — everything else is what you build around the charcoal.

The New Arrivals section keeps the menu current: A menu this large risks becoming static — the same items ordered by the same regular customers in the same combinations. The 2026 New Arrivals section prevents that by adding items like Mutton Boneless Karahi, Afghani Kabab, Beef Reshmi Kabab, and Matcha Coffee that give returning visitors a reason to order something they have not tried before on every visit.

Kababjees Full Menu with Prices 2026 — All Categories in One Place

The Kababjees full menu covers more ground than any single visit can fully explore — 16 categories, over 150 items, and a price range from Rs.95 to Rs.19,290. The most important thing to know about the full menu is also the simplest: start with the BBQ, anchor around the karahi, and use everything else — the soups, the salads, the Arabic mains, the Chinese, the breads, the desserts — to build the table around those two sections. That is the Kababjees order. Everything else is discovered over time.

Explore Every Category on Kababjees Menu

Family dining covers every section of the Kababjees menu. Explore each category in detail on thekababjees-menu.com:

FAQs — Kababjees Full Menu with Prices 2026

What is on the Kababjees full menu?

The Kababjees full menu covers 16 categories: Salads, Soups, Starters, BBQ, Desi Karahis, Handi, Arabic Mains (Mandi, Madbee, Sajji), Chinese, Noodles and Rice, Italian Pasta, Fast Food, Winter Special Seafood, Hot Tandoor Breads, Desserts, Beverages, and Exclusive Deals. Over 150 items across these categories, with prices ranging from Rs.95 for plain bread to Rs.19,290 for the Family Platter.

Desi Plain Flat Bread, Desi Wheat Flat Bread, and Chapatti are all priced at Rs.95 — the lowest price point on the full Kababjees menu. In the food categories, Fresh Green Salad at Rs.375 is the cheapest item that is not a bread. Badami Kulfi at Rs.200 is the cheapest dessert on the menu.

The Family Platter at Rs.19,290 is the most expensive single order on the Kababjees menu. Among individual dishes, the 1 Meter Rango Kabab at Rs.3,900 is the most expensive BBQ item, Mutton Boneless Karahi full at Rs.6,250 is the most expensive karahi, and Grilled BBQ Fish at Rs.3,750 is the most expensive seafood dish.

Lahori Malai Boti is the item most associated with Kababjees across its Lahore branches — the signature charcoal BBQ dish that the restaurant is best known for. Chicken Peshawari Karahi is the most ordered Desi main. Chicken Corn Soup is the most ordered soup. Fresh Green Salad is the most ordered salad. Kulfi is the most ordered dessert finish.

Kababjees serves several vegetarian options across the menu. In the Handi section: Mix Vegetables Handi (Rs.1,390), Daal Makhni Handi (Rs.1,820), and Palak Paneer (Rs.2,050). In the salads section: all seven salads are vegetarian. In the breads section: all breads except Cheese Naan are vegetarian. In the rice section: Egg Fried Rice (Rs.750) and Vegetable Fried Rice (Rs.750). In the sides: Masala Fries (Rs.490), French Fries (Rs.650), and Hummus (Rs.990).

No — all prices listed on the Kababjees menu and throughout this guide are exclusive of applicable Government Taxes. The final bill at any branch will include tax on top of the listed menu prices. Factor this in when budgeting for a visit, particularly for large group orders where the tax addition is proportionally more significant.

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