About - Chorsu Kebab House
Welcome to Chorsu Kebab House, where the flavors of the East meet the warmth of a family-owned restaurant. Located in the heart of Philadelphia, we're proud to serve our community with authentic and delicious kebabs, gyros, and other international favorites. At Chorsu Kebab House, we're passionate about serving high-quality food that not only tastes great but also brings people together. We use only the freshest ingredients, carefully selected to ensure every bite is a delight. Our commitment to customer satisfaction is unwavering, and we're dedicated to making every visit a memorable one. As a local family-owned business, we're invested in giving back to our community. We're proud to support local suppliers and hire from the neighborhood, helping to build a stronger, more vibrant Philadelphia. Come taste the difference for yourself and join our family of loyal customers who appreciate our commitment to quality, value, and community.
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Atmosphere
- Casual
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I visited Chorsu Kebabhouse and noticed a problem with my bill. According to the menu: • Borsh – $7.00 • Somsa Beef – $3.00 • Green/Black Tea with Lemon – $5.00 Subtotal should be $15.00. With Philadelphia’s 8% sales tax, the total should have been $16.20. However, on the receipt I was charged: • Borsh – $7.27 • Somsa Beef – $3.12 • Tea – $5.19 Subtotal $15.58 + 8% tax $1.25 = $16.83. That means the prices on the receipt were already increased by several cents each, and then sales tax was added again on top. Effectively, this looks like the tax was included twice, making the total 63¢ higher than it should have been. I believe this may be an error in the point-of-sale system, but it results in customers being overcharged
Stopped by this place to grab a bite after seeing the good rating on Google Maps. Ordered borscht, cheburek, flatbread, and tea. They only brought out the borscht and an old samsa instead. The borscht was disappointing — basically just cabbage in unsalted broth. They really don’t know how to make proper borscht. My friend ordered lagman soup, and he actually enjoyed it. Overall, if you’re really hungry and there’s nothing else around, it’s okay for a quick stop. Otherwise, I wouldn’t recommend it.
Great and super cozy family owned business. Delicious food, affordable, and with great customer service. Definitely recommended.