ou should know a good kabob shop in every town. Unlike pasta, sushi, and duck confit, kabobs are not a dime a dozen. Consistency, sauce selection, meet thickness and cut are so important. A minor misstep ruins the entire roll goodness. Rice House of Kabob serves consistently good kabobs for a hungry town. One quibble: it's not open until the prime, drunken, kabob craving wee hours. Drag. Rice House of Kabob also serves rice; go figure.