BEST OF 2009

Best Kabob: Moby Dick House of Kabob

Moby Dick's Kabobs
WHAT MORE DO you need for cheap eats than hunks of lamb, beef, chicken or fish grilled to perfection and served with tasty basmati rice?

Moby Dick offers all that and more, with rotating lunch specials, salads and gyros. Adventurous diners or homesick Iranians will want to try the doogh, a traditional yogurt and seltzer drink.

You Probably Didn't Know: Owner "Mr. Mike" Daryoush named his chain after a famous kabob restaurant in Tehran, not after the Herman Melville novel.

» Multiple locations; Mobysonline.com

Written by Express contributor Rachel Kaufman
Photo by Olivia Boinet for The Washington Post

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