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"The best chicken shawarma (sp? west of the Mississippi! Awesome service as well."
Phone: +14254629422
Address: 103 Bellevue Way Ne #103, Bellevue, United States Of America
City: Bellevue
Dishes: 8
Amenities: 6
Categories: 5
Reviews: 3537
Came at lunchtime and most of the tables were full. We were lucky to be seated quickly. High energy host/server was very attentive and had his system down very efficiently. Water and soup and pita bread came with a dip within just a few minutes of sitting down. Other tables were being served in our food came out very quickly. We ordered the tabouli, the hummus, the baba ghanoush, and the cauliflower. All of it was really delicious with enough for some leftovers to take home. It was actually wonderful to have such efficient service; you were able to make the most of a tight lunch hour. Prices and pita bread, lunch was under $20 for each person.
This restaurant’s food was not good and overall had a bad experience. Lamb and chicken tasted bland and tasted like it was warmed up in a microwave. Rice tasted like it was made out of a quick ready boxed rice. Even the salad was not good and had some wilted pieces. How can you mess up a salad?! The prices are not worth the low quality of the food. Lastly, the management was rude and only spoke to the customers that he knew and did not say one word to any of the other customers he did not know. We did not feel welcomed at all unfortunately. Would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.
Love the cozy environment here. People are friendly and the food is very tasty. I normally do not really like cauliflower but something about the Zahrah here makes it soooo delicious. Dajaj Mishwi and Farmer's Dish are my favorites but everything here is good. I want to try some of their noodle dishes the next time I come...
Excellent staff! Very polite, respectful and good food. They have a few vegetarian options and took care of our allergies well.
The best chicken shawarma (sp? west of the Mississippi! Awesome service as well.
