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What is Ramadan? How is it observed?
Chef Waseem Ahmed of Kebabish Bites explains
Waseem Ahmed, chef-owner of Kebabish Bites, 283 34th Ave. SW in Norman, is Pakistani; he is also Muslim. This means that beginning Thursday, the chef will spend a month fasting daily for Ramadan....
'Passion on the plate.' Norman chef curries favor with flavor on big night at Kebabish Bites
NORMAN — Every day a chef opens his or her kitchen, they seek validation in dollars and cents, but when chef Waseem Ahmed opened his kitchen at Kebabish Bites, 283 34th Ave. SW, to a group of culinarians for a private dinner the validation came in the response...
Kebabish Bites moves to new location, owner preserves family legacy through halal, Pakistani-style dishes
A Pakistani immigrant brought a piece of home to Norman with a mix of spices, flavors and colorful dishes to expand halal options throughout the city and share his culture with food...
Norman's famous Pakistani restaurant Kebabish Bites
I decided to come to America and study. Here I attended the University of Central Oklahoma where I received a Bachelors Degree in Business. During my studies I did various odd jobs. Worked for some local restaurants.
Kebabish Bites
Established to address the lack of halal food options for students in the area, Kebabish bites provides cleaner and halal choices to both international students and local residents unfamiliar with Punjabi cuisine from Pakistan and India. The Norman restaurant offers a diverse menu, including popular dishes like Chicken Tikka Masala and butter chicken, with a commitment to freshness and a catering service for events and gatherings.
Flight By Fork: Experience traditional Pakistani cuisine at Kebabish Bites in Norman, OK
Today we're taking a Flight By Fork to Pakistan by heading to Kebabish Bites in Norman Oklahoma.Their mouth-watering traditional dishes, great service, and warm environment make this restaurant the perfect spot for lunch or dinner!
kebabish bites is a delight to the senses
“I’m not a good waitress,” Waseem Ahmed said as he precariously set a full glass of water in front of me, “but I can cook.” Ain’t that the truth. I found that out for myself when Ahmed served me masala chai, black tea simmered for nearly half an hour with milk and spices. Ahmed’s spice blend includes cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom and cloves — a mix that reminded me of my grandmother’s pumpkin pie every time I took a sip.
TLO Restaurant Review: Kebabish Bites
Always on the lookout for new tastes and new ideas in the metro dining community, I recently stopped by a new place where all your exotic culinary dreams will come true – Kebabish Bites, 283 34th Avenue SW in Norman.
