Craving some Middle Eastern food. Ordered Syrian chicken shawarma platter for two A either fattoush…read moreor fries. Opted for the former. Food ready at time expected. Not bad. Not the most spectacular meal I've had but hit the spot/ The portions are quite generous. Will give them another try if in this part of town!

Went here and loved it. Great shawarma and rice. Will gladly go again. Clean pleasant restaurant,…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff.

Today, I had the best Shawarma I've ever had in my life from Aladdins. Ingredients were…read moreproportionately added up, and the chicken was very savoury! I wish I had discovered this gem sooner. Friendly staff and cool decor inside was a nice touch . Don't sleep on these Shawarmas

Since I came to Halifax I didn't enjoy a meal that much. It was so delicious!! The Fatoush Salad is…read moreyummy!! arabian shawarma is to die for!! The mixed grill was great with rice. I would definitely come back.. It was worth the drive and the money.. One more thing to add.. The arabian touch in decoration together with the arabic music was a perfect add to a perfectly served meal

Disappointed to understand that the place I was looking for was not the according to the address…read moreposted. So we end up inside a food court a place called Kebab Express. I will give the Kitchen Express a thumbs up for their honesty and food. "Kebab Kitchen " you are lost in your system. I actually found them on YouTube but they didn't mention about the right location.

The food was so good! I purchased the spicy chicken kabob platter and everything was delicious! I…read moredidn't eat the fries due to the amount of higher priority items on the platter. The owner was engaging, chatting with almost every customer coming in, very friendly place!

Sir E got takeout from this place called usta. But the quality ain't as good as the food he's usta…read more Just because E didn't sit in, doesn't mean the order shoulda been thin. No hummus, no pita and no pepperchina's. Oopsa! The rice was nice but the price was a heist, and the tough ol lamb almost felt like a sham. E doesn't appreciate them pulling a fast one. This here visit will likely be the last one. E is usta better!

Everything was delicious and great service.Always consistently yummy and the staff are very…read morefriendly.

It's a good Takeaway option, but if you prefer dining, you might will get frustrated because they…read moreare short of service staff. I had to wait for an hour just to get my order. Food is absolutely good.

Great for takeout. Quick turnaround, friendly staff and the food is tasty…read more Love it for a quick meal.

Take out only middle eastern (specifically Palestinian) restaurant that specializes in falafel. On…read morethe Bedford Highway close to the intersection of Larry Uteck Drive. Got a falafel platter - 22 falafel plus hummus and pickles and turnips along with tahini sauce. The hummus was freshly made! Could hear the blender going in background!!! Amazing falafels - actually given more than was expected. Hot out of the fryer. The hummus was smooth and tasty. They also have falafel wraps. Extremely fair pricing! Only disadvantage is it's a bit out of the way if you live in peninsular Halifax! Highly highly recommend!!!

Authentic. Very…read moregood. Simple and to the point. Real food. Honest price. We need more of this, Halifax.

They have many food options for many different pallates, but mainly vegetarian. Their falafal wrap…read moreis the best in the world. They are normally packed with customers and have plenty of seating for solo eaters and plenty for groups too. The restaraunt may not be the biggest but it is cozy, colorful, and inviting. The people serving are always polite and there is never a complaint. It's my favorite place to eat in the city when I visit every time.

Having heard good things about Tarek's, I've had it in my list of places to hit up for a while now,…read morebut only recently stopped by for a late lunch. The location is befitting that of a lunch joint, and I like that they're sticking it to the likes of Subway which is next door in this little strip mall on Robie Street. It's a pretty casual spot with the main counter and open kitchen running the length of the back of the restaurant. Mismatched chairs and tables sit somewhere in the 30s, mostly at two-person tables for the lunch crowd. After surveying the menu above the counter, pictures and prices included, I inquired about the "half and half" plate I had read about online and saw above me. It came highly recommended and came with two proteins, beef and their chicken shawarma. It wasn't cheap for lunch at nearly $14, but the one being made in front of me for someone else looked hefty and well worth so I went with it, grabbing an iced tea from the cooler to have while I waited. With there only being a trickle of other customers at this point, my order was soon called out and I went back up to grab it and upon seeing it knew that my first meal of the day would keep me full for a while. It was loaded with strips of shredded beef and onions, the chicken was surprisingly hunks of meat instead of shaved pieces of meat, curry rice, salad, pita,hummus and tzatziki. The shawarma was a different take than I'm used to but it was definitely good, being tender and moist and with a light flavour from the marinade. The beef wasn't quite as good unfortunately, and although it had great browning and a big garlicky hit, some bits were over cooked and a bit chewy. The salad was like a Lebanese version of a garden salad with big pieces of tomato, cucumber, celery, green pepper, onion, pickled beets and lettuce, with a moderate dose of parsley and a light dressing. Everything was fresh and crispy, even the lettuce for being well out of season, and the dressing added a nice bit of zip to it. While it wasn't ground breaking, the curry rice was a vibrant yellow and had a enjoyable curry flavour, minus the spice typically associated with curried dishes. I really enjoyed the tzatziki, which had a noticeable cucumber flavour to it, which is a refreshing contrast to the blander store-bought versions I'm used to. The hummus wasn't as much up my alley as it wasn't as smooth as I like my hummus to be, but it did carry on the garlic-heavy theme of this place, which I didn't mind. Paying (in cash, as you must) on my way out, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and found myself wishing that other places in the city had meals like this one.

My favourite restaurant in Halifax. Anytime I am visiting Halifax this is a spot I eat at. The…read moreDolmades (grape leaves) plate is my favourite, they are made with meat and rice, and served warm. The lemon potatoes are amazing! Worth trying.

I'm not usually one to leave reviews but in today's economy I think I need to on this one. now the…read morerestaurant is nice and clean. the service was lovely but that's where it ended. the food was quite substandard. I had lamb in a shawarma wrap that was overcooked and tough with no flavour. My wife had the spanakopita that again was flavourless Very disappointed due to Greek food is all about spice, creamy tzatziki sauces. Fresh and vibrant Vegetables. Not even basic salt and pepper. But I'm sorry I would not recommend eating here.