Restaurants & Cafés

Kababji

Authentic Lebanese grill, fresh from the charcoal, since the early 1990s.

Beirut, Lebanon
Kababji

About Kababji

Kababji is a well-known Lebanese grill restaurant that began in Beirut and grew into one of the country’s most recognizable homegrown dining names. Built around the idea that classic Lebanese grill food should be fresh, fast, and consistent, Kababji brought the traditional charcoal mangal into a clean, modern, family-friendly setting. It has multiple branches across Lebanon and has also expanded regionally.

The menu centers on Lebanese grill staples: shish taouk, kafta, lamb and chicken kebabs, and mixed grills, alongside hummus, tabbouleh, fattoush, moutabbal, and freshly baked bread. Wraps and combo plates make it a reliable everyday spot for lunch or a quick sit-down dinner, while the mezze selection keeps it firmly rooted in Lebanese tradition.

Why Kababji Matters

Kababji helped modernize the Lebanese grill experience, showing that traditional charcoal-grilled food could be delivered with the reliability and cleanliness of a contemporary restaurant chain. As one of Lebanon’s established homegrown brands, it has become a familiar name for families and a dependable ambassador of Lebanese grill cuisine both at home and abroad.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of food does Kababji serve?
Kababji specializes in Lebanese grilled meats such as shish taouk, kafta, and kebabs, served with mezze, salads, and fresh bread.
Is Kababji Lebanese-owned?
Yes. Kababji is a Lebanese-owned grill brand that originated in Beirut before expanding to additional locations.
Where can I find Kababji and how do I visit?
Kababji operates several branches across Lebanon. Locations and menus are listed on its official website.
What makes Kababji distinctive?
It pairs authentic charcoal-grilled Lebanese food with a consistent, family-friendly experience, making traditional flavors easy to enjoy every day.
What is a good order at Kababji?
A mixed grill with hummus and tabbouleh is a classic choice, or a taouk wrap for a quick, satisfying meal.
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