Kabob Empire

Reviews

• Emmalouise B.

  star star star star star_border 17 July 2026

  3.5 stars
  
  Huge box of food for $12 in Vegas? It is possible. Hubs and I couldn't decide on what restaurant to head to for Dinner during our shopping spree in the hotel so hit up the food court instead, he went to the nearby Indian place while I came here.
  I decided to go for the Chicken wrap with Salad instead of Fries which was cooked to order in great time with friendly customer service. The wrap itself was a good size albeit poorly wrapped but with good flavors and lot's of delicious sauce. The Salad was a bit of a let down though - Just lettuce with a little Cucumber and Tomato, no sauce. I feel for a Greek place they really should offer some kind of Yogurt dressing for the Salad (Like Tzatzki) maybe even some Feta Cheese. Otherwise and good place to hit up if you want food quickly and on the cheap.

• Jennifer S.

  star star star star star 6 July 2026

  We ate here  during our trip. TWICE. And we were here for only 2 nights. Located inside the Venetian Food Court. This is the place to be if you just can't see yourself spending a hundred bucks on a buffet for two when you know you won't be eating your money's worth.
  
  The kabobs at this place are delicious. We had the chicken and meat one with rice, pita and hummus. For about $15, you've got a filling lunch. And their garlic sauce is so bomb.
  
  Service was adequate. They give you a pager when you order your food and you go pick it up from their counter when it beeps.

• Jason K.

  star star star star star_border 26 June 2026

  A damn good gyro and fries combo that's worth the price and wait. I'd definitely come back and try something else from their large menu.

• Krishna C.

  star star star star star_border 24 June 2026

  Hello, K A B O B!
  
  So, this place is in a food court at the Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes.
  
  Ian wanted a Pizza so, the Mrs. and Ian placed an order from Social Life Pizza. After looking at all the available options, I felt like a Kabob. So, I decided to dine from here. I placed my order, and a buzzer was handed to me. The very strong buzzer went off within 10 minutes. *laughs* I picked up the piping hot food, Tapatio sauce, plastic cutlery, Paper towels and proceeded to have a wonderful meal.
  
  I had the following:
  Original Gyro plate with Rice and White Pita ($9.99)
  Half order Hummus with Pita ($2.99)
  1 Pepsi 32 Oz (3.50)
  
  Total with tax came to $17.83
  
  Pros:
  Very friendly employee and a knowledgeable owner at the counter?
  Food is being prepared fresh. The skewers of Kabob's over the fire is an appetizing view behind the counter.
  Gyro was delicious.
  
  Cons:
  Holding the Gyro wrapped in the Pita was a tad bit difficult. Should ask the stuffing separate if you do not want to leave a mess around your mouth. Trust me :)

• George L.

  star star star star star_border 21 June 2026

  Honestly, I first thought it was the least worst option since it's in a food court, but it turned out to be pretty delicious. It's tucked away in the Venetian Some distance from the canals and above the Sans Expo floor, but it's not hard to find if you've been here a lot. Anyways, They give a fair amount for what you pay for and service wasn't to bad.
  
  Got #45 which was the original Gyro plate. Honestly for being in the food was what I expected of a Gyro place, while it's more expensive than the Chipotle or the other fast foods here, it's comparable to other Mediterranean places.
  
  The Gyro plate came with a cooked tomato, which actually tasted sweet and crispy. The Gyros were good and the sauce was on point. For being in the Venetian, this place is in a good spot for a quick bite.