
Kababjees Most Popular Dishes — Quick Category Breakdown
BBQ Favourites (Most-ordered overall)
Chicken Tikka | Lahori Malai Boti | 1 Meter Rango Kabab | Mix Kabab Platter | Chapli Kabab — BBQ drives the highest volume of orders at Kababjees. Chicken Tikka (Rs.750) and Lahori Malai Boti (Rs.1,550) are the two most consistently re-ordered individual items. The 1 Meter Rango Kabab (Rs.3,900) is the most photographed and most-shared item across the entire menu.
Starters (Best-sellers)
Korean Wings | Prawn Tempura | Special Jua Fish — Korean Wings (Rs.1,250) are the most-ordered starter and one of the most unexpected best-sellers on the menu. A sticky-glazed, lightly crispy chicken wing that sits completely apart from the spice-forward starters most Pakistani restaurants default to.
Desi Meals (Top picks)
Peshawari Karahi | Mutton Mandi | Daal Makhni — Peshawari Karahi (from Rs.2,390) is the single most re-ordered Desi item at Kababjees. It holds the top spot not because it is the flashiest item on the menu but because it is made consistently well. Mutton Mandi (Rs.3,390) is the biggest draw for large groups wanting a complete seated meal.
Chinese (Most-ordered)
Chicken Manchurian | Chowmein | Beef & Prawn — Chicken Manchurian (Rs.1,890) leads the Chinese section by volume. Easy to share, reliable in flavour, and built around the thick sauce-to-protein ratio that works equally well at a table of two or a table of ten.
Deserts (Best-sellers)
Kulfi | Kunafa | Molten Lava Cake — Kulfi (Rs.350) is the most-ordered dessert by volume — the most accessible finish to a heavy BBQ or Desi meal. Kunafa (Rs.1,290) is the most photographed and shared. It has become the dessert Kababjees is most associated with in Lahore’s current food coverage.
Kababjees Most Popular Menu with Prices 2026
Chicken Tikka
Rs.750
Peri Peri Chicken
Rs.1,190
Chicken Seekh Kabab
Rs.750
Special Chicken Tikka
Rs.1,390
Beef Boti
Rs.1,890
Mutton Tikka
Rs.1,490
Beef Reshmi Kabab
Rs.1,399
Fish
Rs.1,490
Loaded Fries
Rs.850
Beef Fried Rice
Rs.2,190
Bejing Beef
Rs. 2,490
Chicken Fried Rice
Rs.990
What to Order on Your First Visit at Kababjees — A Menu Guide
For first-time visitors ordering blind: Chicken Tikka (Rs.750) is the universal starting point. It is the simplest, most reliable item on the BBQ menu and the benchmark against which every other charcoal-grilled item should be judged. If the Chicken Tikka is well-marinated and properly charred without drying out — which it consistently is at Kababjees — everything else on the BBQ menu is worth exploring.
For a table that wants a proper spread: Build the order around three anchor points — one BBQ item (Lahori Malai Boti at Rs.1,550 or the Mix Kabab Platter at Rs.2,490), one Desi main (Peshawari Karahi from Rs.2,390), and one starter (Korean Wings at Rs.1,250 to open with something different). This covers three distinct cooking styles and gives the table a range without over-ordering.
For groups of four or more: The 1 Meter Rango Kabab (Rs.3,900) is the order that makes the most sense both economically and experientially. A full meter of properly spiced, charcoal-grilled seekh kabab on a single skewer arriving at the table is a meal and a moment in itself. It works out significantly cheaper than equivalent individual kabab orders for the same number of people — and it is the item most tables that order it once come back specifically to repeat.
For diners who want something beyond standard BBQ: Korean Wings (Rs.1,250) as a starter and Kunafa (Rs.1,290) as a dessert finish are the two items that most consistently surprise first-time Kababjees visitors. Neither fits the standard Pakistani BBQ restaurant template. Both are executed well enough to be consistent best-sellers.
For the budget-conscious first visit: Chicken Tikka (Rs.750), Chicken Seekh Kabab (Rs.750), and Kulfi (Rs.350) cover a full BBQ-and-dessert meal at Kababjees for under Rs.2,000 per person. Not every item on the menu sits at a premium price point — the most re-ordered individual BBQ item at the restaurant costs Rs.750.
What the Best-Selling Dishes Tell You About Kababjees
A restaurant’s most-ordered dishes are more reliable than any review. They reflect what the kitchen executes consistently, not just what photographs well or reads well on a menu. At Kababjees, three things are clear from the top-sellers:
The BBQ section is the restaurant’s core identity: Chicken Tikka and Lahori Malai Boti have held their positions as the most re-ordered items because Kababjees does not cut corners on the fundamentals — live charcoal grilling, proper marination time, and consistent heat control across every service. Most restaurants in Lahore claim charcoal BBQ. Kababjees has maintained the infrastructure and discipline to deliver it at scale, table after table.
The 1 Meter Rango Kabab converts because it makes financial and experiential sense: It is not popular simply because it is large. For a group of six ordering individual kababs, the per-serving economics of the 1 Meter Rango Kabab are in the group’s favour. The combination of value, visual impact, and consistent quality is why it has become the item most associated with the Kababjees experience across Lahore’s food community.
The non-BBQ best-sellers each fill a specific gap: Korean Wings became a best-seller because there was no other item on the Kababjees menu — and very few items at comparable Lahore restaurants — hitting that flavour profile. Peshawari Karahi dominates the Desi section because it is made correctly, without pre-made masala or shortcuts. Kunafa leads the dessert section because it is executed well enough to be shared on tables and on phones — and every share drives another order. Each top-seller earns its position.
Explore the Full Kababjees Menu
Every popular dish on this list has a full category page behind it. Explore every section 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
- 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
FAQ — Kababjees Popular Menu
What is the most popular dish at Kababjees?
Chicken Tikka (Rs.750) is the most re-ordered individual item at Kababjees by volume. The 1 Meter Rango Kabab (Rs.3,900) is the most talked-about and photographed. For Desi food, Peshawari Karahi leads, and for desserts, Kunafa consistently tops the reorders.
What should I order at Kababjees on my first visit?
Start with Chicken Tikka to benchmark the BBQ quality, then add Lahori Malai Boti if you want something richer. Open the meal with Korean Wings as your starter and finish with Kulfi or Kunafa. If your table has four or more people, replace the individual BBQ orders with the 1 Meter Rango Kabab.
What is the 1 Meter Rango Kabab at Kababjees?
A full meter of charcoal-grilled seekh kabab on a single skewer, served at the table. At Rs.3,900 it is Kababjees' most distinctive and most-shared item — priced for groups and regularly reordered by tables that tried it once and came back specifically for it.
What is the cheapest item at Kababjees?
Kulfi at Rs.350 is among the most affordable items on the menu. For a proper BBQ meal, Chicken Tikka and Chicken Seekh Kabab at Rs.750 each are the most accessible entry points. A complete BBQ-and-dessert meal at Kababjees is achievable under Rs.2,000 per person.
What is the best dish at Kababjees for large groups?
The 1 Meter Rango Kabab (Rs.3,900) for groups of four to six. The Mix Kabab Platter (Rs.2,490) for smaller groups wanting variety across kabab types. For a full multi-course spread, pair a Peshawari Karahi as the Desi anchor alongside the BBQ orders.
Does Kababjees serve food other than BBQ?
Yes — Kababjees runs a full restaurant menu covering Chinese, Desi Meals, Fast Food, Starters, Salads & Soups, Deserts, and Beverages alongside the BBQ. The BBQ section is the restaurant's core offering but most tables at Kababjees order across multiple categories in the same sitting.
What is the best dessert at Kababjees?
Kunafa (Rs.1,290) is the most photographed and most-shared — a hot crispy shredded pastry over cheese filling that has become one of Lahore's most replicated restaurant desserts. Kulfi (Rs.350) is the most-ordered by volume. Molten Lava Cake (Rs.1,090) is the premium finish for those who want something richer to close the meal.