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Drift Reality > Washington, DC > Moby Dick House of Kabob

Moby Dick has the best Iranian food that I've ever had that isn't home cooked. They bake their own bread and it is out of this world. They have somehow managed to perfect their cooking technique to the point that the kabob comes out perfectly. The Kabob Kubideh is simply mouth watering, as is the Jujeh Kabob.

The best part of Moby Dick is that it is laid-back and completely inexpensive. It's the type of restaurant that I fantasize about when I'm at some trendy foo-foo fusion Mediterranean crapstand, paying up the wazoo for roasted bananas and fish eyes.

There are locations in Georgetown, Downtown, Bethesda, and Mclean.




 
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