Ever notice that the grimier, less decorated a kabob place is, the better it tastes? One night after work, when none of our usual haunts would do, we detoured off GW Parkway to Crystal City to a divey, hole-in-the-wall "Kabob Palace" www.kabobpalaceusa.com. If the line of people, waiting somewhat patiently, is any indication, you too need to stop by 2315 South Eads Street. If you're smart, you'll also call in your order ahead of time.
Palace Combo #9 with lamb and kubideh ($11.95)
Comes with rice, salad and your choice of side (spinach).
Palace Combo #8 with boneless chicken and kubideh ($11.95)
This includes salad, rice and fantastic chickpeas.
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This is pricier than Moby Dick and Ravi Kabob, but the flavor is great, the kabobs are cooked to order and end up perfectly juicy and spiced well. If you're in a hurry, just get a combo of the prepared curried dishes and some chickpeas, and you'll be just as happy.
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