Fremont’s Halal Menu, Priced and Organized in One Place
Kabob Fusion has served the Irvington District since 2018 on the strength of a simple idea: Mediterranean and Afghan cooking, done properly, under a single Zabiha Halal roof, built with Harris Ranch Beef instead of a generic halal-labeled commodity supplier. What hasn’t always been easy to find is a clear, priced look at everything on the menu in one place. This guide fixes that — every category below is pulled directly from Kabob Fusion’s official menu file, priced as of August 2026.
Starters
Before the platters arrive, the starter list covers both comfort and tradition: a Quesadilla ($9.99, one of the restaurant’s most-ordered dishes), Chicken Tenders with Fries ($10.99), Dolma ($7.99), Baba Ganoush ($6.99), Chicken Wings ($9.99), and Fried Calamari ($12.99). It’s a wider starter range than most single-cuisine restaurants offer, because it’s really drawing from two different starter traditions at once.
Salads
The salad list leans Mediterranean: Greek Salad ($8.99), Fattoush Salad ($8.99), Caesar Salad ($8.99), Garden Salad ($9.99), and a Grilled Chicken Salad ($13.99) for anyone who wants a full protein-forward meal without a platter.
Wraps
Six wraps cover both cuisines in handheld form: Gyro Wrap ($12.99), Chicken Wrap ($12.99), Veggie Wrap ($9.99), Club Wrap ($13.99), Swiss Wrap ($13.99), and Philly Wrap ($13.99). The Gyro Wrap is the direct descendant of Mediterranean street food — soft pita wrapped around juicy lamb gyro meat — while the Club, Swiss, and Philly wraps show the menu’s willingness to borrow comfort-food formats and rebuild them halal.
Harris Ranch Halal Burgers
Nine burgers come out of the same Zabiha Halal kitchen, most built on 100% Harris Ranch Beef patties, with chicken, salmon, and veggie builds alongside for variety: The Original Burger ($6.99), Smash Burger ($10.99), Texas Style Burger ($11.99), Crispy Chicken Burger ($10.99), Mediterranean Style Burger ($12.99), Veggie Burger ($9.99), Salmon Burger ($12.99), Fusion Burger ($13.99), and the Sam Burger ($25.99) for anyone ordering the kitchen’s biggest build. This category gets its own deep dive this month — see the linked burger spoke below.
Kabobs & Entrees
This is the heart of the restaurant: Chicken Platter ($18.99), Chicken Kabab Platter ($18.99), Chapli Kabab Platter ($18.99), Beef Kabab Platter ($21.99), Lamb Kabab Platter ($21.99), Koobideh Kabab Platter — Beef ($15.99), Veggie Platter ($15.99), Gyro Platter ($18.99), and two chef-level specials: Bbq Lamb Chops ($28.99) and Lamb Chops, Chef Special ($25.99). The Chapli Kabab Platter — a spiced, pan-seared Afghan ground-meat patty — remains one of the most requested items on the menu.
Sides
Fries ($3.49) and Curly Fries ($5.49) anchor the side list, alongside Onion Rings ($4.99), Veggie Balls ($4.99), Hummus and Pita Bread ($5.99), Chicken Nuggets ($8.99), and Mozzarella Sticks ($9.99). For sharing, Basket of Fries ($6.99), Basket of Curly Fries ($8.99), and Basket of Onion Rings ($8.99) scale portions up, and the Badmaash Fries ($14.99) — a loaded, bolder take on the classic side — gives the fries section its own standout.
Kids Meal
Chicken Nuggets with Fries ($9.99) is the dedicated kids’ option, sized and priced for younger diners without requiring a separate kids’ menu negotiation.
Desserts & Drinks
Dessert covers Cheesecake ($5.99), Turkish Delight ($1.99), Baklava ($2.50), Chocolate Baklava ($3.99), Baklava Pastry ($4.99), and Ice Cream ($3.99). Drinks include Mango Lassi ($3.99), Tea ($1.00) and Tea Pot ($4.99), Hillsburg non-alcoholic ($3.99), San Pellegrino and Sparkling Water ($3.50 each), Soda Can ($1.99), Bottled Soda ($2.99), and Bottled Water ($1.49).
Combo Meals & Value Options
For diners who want a full meal built in, the Combo Platter ($20.99) and Kabab Combo Platter ($23.99) pair a protein with sides, the Fries and Drink Combo ($4.99) covers a quick add-on, and two shareable options — the Party Platter ($280) and Chicken Gyro Party Platter ($250) — scale straight into group-order territory without a phone call to catering.
Quick, Priced Lunches
Kabob Fusion also runs a dedicated weekday lunch program — the Chicken Bowl and Gyro Bowl ($12.99 each) plus a larger Lunch Special ($19.98) — built for a faster, sit-down-quality midday meal. This program gets its own dedicated guide linked below.
Catering Packages, Priced for Real Groups
Unlike a lot of restaurants that only quote catering by phone, Kabob Fusion’s menu file includes standing package pricing: a Family Kabob Platter ($75.99), a Kabob Package for 15 People ($325), a Gyros and Chicken Package for 15 People ($275), a Chicken Pasta Tray for 15 ($185), a Vegetarian Pasta Tray for 15 ($160), and a Falafel Package for 15 ($225). That gives hosts a real starting budget instead of an unknown quote — call (510) 270-8337 to confirm availability and finalize a larger or custom order.
Halal Certification and Sourcing
Every one of these dishes is built on the same two-part standard: Zabiha Halal meat throughout, certified by HFSAA (Halal Food Standards Alliance of America), with the certificate publicly downloadable from Kabob Fusion’s own website — and Harris Ranch Beef in most burgers and every beef kabob, a known premium supplier rather than a generic halal-labeled commodity product. For halal-observant families and diners in Fremont’s Irvington District, that combination is the reason Kabob Fusion keeps earning repeat business rather than a single trial visit.
Hours, Location, and How to Order
Kabob Fusion is open Monday through Thursday, 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and Friday through Sunday, 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, at 41986 Fremont Blvd in Fremont’s Irvington District, near Ohlone College. The best price on every dish above comes from ordering direct — no third-party markup — at the official ordering page. For catering packages or custom group orders, call (510) 270-8337 directly.
Explore the Rest of the August Guide
- What Is Afghan Mantoo? — A dish-education guide to the steamed dumpling on Kabob Fusion’s Afghan menu.
- Harris Ranch Halal Burgers, Explained — A guide for burger lovers and halal-curious diners trying Kabob Fusion’s nine-burger lineup.
- Back-to-School Halal Family Dinners — A weeknight-dinner guide for Irvington District families once school resumes (Aug 15–31).
- Weekday Lunch Specials Near Ohlone College — A guide to the Lunch Special, Chicken Bowl, and Gyro Bowl program for commuters and office workers.
Ready to Order?
Whether it’s a Chapli Kabab Platter tonight, a Harris Ranch burger for the kids, or a catering package for fifteen, every dish above is available with no third-party markup when you order direct.
Order Direct from Kabob Fusion →
For catering and large orders, call (510) 270-8337.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is everything on Kabob Fusion’s menu halal? Yes. Kabob Fusion is Zabiha Halal certified by HFSAA, and the certification is publicly downloadable from the restaurant’s website. All meat — including the Harris Ranch Beef used in the burgers and kabobs — meets Zabiha Halal standards.
What’s the most popular item on the menu? The Quesadilla, Chicken Platter, Kabab Combo Platter, and Chapli Kabab Platter are the four dishes Kabob Fusion highlights as customer favorites.
Does Kabob Fusion have priced catering packages, or do I need to call for a quote? Both. The menu includes standing package prices — for example, a Kabob Package for 15 People at $325 — but calling (510) 270-8337 is still recommended to confirm availability and customize larger orders.
Are there vegetarian or vegan options? Yes. Falafel, hummus, Baba Ganoush, Dolma, the Veggie Platter, Veggie Burger, Veggie Wrap, and Vegetarian Pasta Tray (catering) are all on the standard menu.
Where is Kabob Fusion located, and what are the hours? 41986 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA 94538, in the Irvington District near Ohlone College. Open Monday–Thursday 11 AM–9 PM and Friday–Sunday 11 AM–10 PM.
Is it cheaper to order direct instead of through a delivery app? Yes — ordering through Kabob Fusion’s official direct link avoids third-party commissions that get baked into delivery-app pricing.
