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Wife and I decided to check out Plov House after hearing many good things about it. Plov House is a…read moresmall 9-table 24-hour place but was brightly lit and appeared clean with white tablecloths and plastic covers. Single page menus on the table, and customers were constantly in and out. Surprisingly, every customer coming in was a young male, some singles but most in groups. There's a couple of large refrigerators full of food in containers ready to go. After some language barrier ordering, we ended up pointing to what we wanted on the menu. I tell you EVERYONE who came in ordered Plov and bread. We did, too. Along with the assorted kebabs, lagman soup, and two Samsas. The soup was tomato based with homemade long noodles, beef, celery, peppers, onions, carrots, and celery. Had to alternate between a fork and spoon to eat it. The bread was extra tasty and was great to dip in the soup. The kebabs were fresh, very tender, and came with onion and some pickled hot peppers. My wife liked her samsa but I was getting full and took mine home. But the star of the night was the Plov with the most tender and flavor filled slow cooked rice with lamb, beef, carrots, and onions. I could see why most come in and just order it for however many were in their party. It's that good. Best I've had so maybe as others mentioned it was a fresher batch made. With two bottle Cokes and a wonderful pot of black tea, our meal came to $77 including tax and a small upcharge for credit card payment. Tip was left in cash. I will say that the prices on the bill were slightly higher than what was listed on the menu so be mindful of this. For instance, menu Plov is $14.99 but bill Plov is $16.19. Menu tea is $1.99 but bill tea is $2.15. You have to know that when most of the customers are holding court in their language enjoying their food in a constant stream, that Plov House is doing something right. The service was quite friendly. Highly recommended.

I returned to Prince of Pizza & Felafel for a weekday carry-out lunch in April 2026. Once again, I…read moreordered felafel with spicy sauce; and, once again, it was fantastic! The felafel had great flavor and texture, and the pickles and veggies stuffed into the pita bread were delicious. In addition, I ordered a large container of hummus -- another home run with savory tahini flavor, creaminess, and a zatar-like seasoning with a film of olive oil. It came with a generous portion of four pita breads, freshly made and warm. The folks who work here are just as super nice as before. Bravo!

I ordered several different items. The pizza and sandwich were good, but the chicken wings were…read moreextremely disappointing. I found feathers on them, and they clearly tasted like they had been reheated rather than freshly made.

Yes, I recommend this business…read more Great Georgian restaurant with authentic food and a warm atmosphere. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The khachapuri was excellent, and the khinkali were cooked perfectly. Service was friendly and attentive, and the ambience was cozy and welcoming. A great place to enjoy traditional Georgian cuisine. We will definitely be back.

Definitely a fun place to try visit. Even if you have never had Georgian food, the menu along with…read moreyour server will help you pick things you will enjoy. We have been here several times since my last review and have tried other Georgian restaurants in the area and we keep coming back here. We sat out on the enclosed porch, which has a nice feel to it. The place has a full bar with Georgian wines and beer as well as more familiar options but give these other ones a try - you won't be dissapointed We had 4 other people with us who had never had this cuisine and they all enjoyed it. Our server was fun to talk with and he made the night even more enjoyable. From the Cheese Boat to the Chicken Chqmeruli (both a must try) to the Dumplings and the whole Branzino to the Kebabs, I'm sure you will find something new and delicious to try.

First time stopping in and I will definitely be back! The hummus is creamy and delicious. The…read morechicken shawarma sandwich was too good. The flavors feel very homemade. The location is bright clean and inviting. Oh and the BACLAVA!! Pistachio and the chocolate! Heavenly Looking forward to trying the desi cheesesteak and salmon hoagie next.

Delicious food, excellent service and friendly vibe!! Clean and well appointed restaurant…read more Comfortable seating. Perfect for a family gathering. Easy parking. Highly recommend. 5/5

My experience eating here was very pleasant. The atmosphere was calming with the music and even the…read moreoption to sit where we wanted. The food was amazing, especially the Ostri with its hint of spice and tender beef and I recommend anyone to try this place if they're in the area

I stopped in for a weekday lunch in mid-May. The pork shawarma was deeply flavored and delicious!…read more My medium-sized sandwich was ample enough for two meals. The service was good, too. However, several tables next to mine contained litter from long-departed guests -- an unappealing look! -- and the bathroom was messy. All that said, I highly recommend trying the restaurant's wonderful food.

We had lunch at Barakat Restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious! I loved the Chicken Shawarma…read more- it was juicy, with a lot of chicken and vegetables. My husband got the samsa and plov, and he really enjoyed them, too. I definitely recommend checking it out! Plus, the service was super fast, and the ambience is nice, a recently updated space. Perfect for lunch or dinner, but not a special occasion.

very tasty shawarma. I think it is the best in NorthEast. I always take meat home only from them…read more And they also make the most delicious shawarma and the most delicious lagman.

We were looking for suzani restaurant when we accidently stepped into suzani palace…read more Suzani palace isnt anything special, yet their dishes were a bit pricey. We got a few to try - the liver appetizer, eggplant salad, lagman and bread. - The Turkish liver was cooked and seasoned well. - The eggplant was warm and tossed in a cold salad. I liked it. The oil was surprisingly flavor ful. - The lagman portions were small for the price paid. It was also SO oily and could use a bit more salt. Flavors were not bad otherwise. - The bread was $3.50 for a small portion that I'm pretty sure I could get for much cheaper from the bakery next door. Given there are so many other places of the same cuisine around, I probably wont be making it back here for a while. Maybe one day I'll give it another shot.

This was Tashkent until another owner bought the place and from what I gathered from the waitress,…read morethe new owner extended the place to have a dance floor and additional tables. Upon entering the foyer, there were two doors. It was not immediately clear as to which one I should proceed thru, I chose the door that said "NO SMOKING" and it took me into a nicely decorated dining room. The waitress was a nice enough young lady with somewhat limited English skills. She could take our orders but it was difficult to have a more detailed conversation about the food. For example, I was concerned about the the Khachapuri (cheese filled bread) that I had preordered. Sometimes, this bread is served with a raw egg on top. I did not want this and spoke to the waitress about it. She seemed to understand what I was talking about. However when it was served, there was no raw or cooked egg on top to be worried about whatsoever. We specifically went to Oasis to try their Chicken Tabaka (small chicken fried in garlic). It was very good in that it was juicy, had a lot of flavor, and had a nice, crunchy sear. We had the Achuk-chuk (tomato and onion salad), delicious, Eel salad (basic spring mix salad with "sushi" eel and sauce on the side, ok/basic. We also ordered the Armeninan Eggplant salad but it never came out. We weren't charged for it either, so the order must have been lost in translation. If you like cheese, you'll like the Khachapuri as it was more cheese than bread. My group liked it a lot. We then had the rice pilaf with beef and lamb, chicken heart kabob, the ground lamb kabob, and samsa (baked "dumpling" w/ lamb and partially cooked onions). All were tasty. I'd like to go back and try their other dumplings/pierogies, soups, and more kabobs. The samsa, chicken tabaka, rice pilaf with beef and lamb, Khachapuri, and Achuk-chuk were our favorites. BYOB

Many disgusting violations were noted in Tandoori's most recent health inspection reports (click…read morethe screenshots). This review is for the three adjoining Tandoori businesses in the same shopping center (Bakery, Grill, and Grill Market). I have seen, heard, and smelled huge rats by the back doors of all three businesses when I walked behind the shopping center, hence the failed health inspections as proven above. I have found traces of dirt and other contaminants in the food, which was also suggested by the health inspectors' findings. The meat is very fatty; it should be called "fat", not "meat"! The meat can also sometimes be spoiled. The bread is oily and too hard (stale?). The vegetables are usually great. But everything is grossly overpriced. And some items are way too salty, as if the chef is trying to cover up the bad flavors by adding too much salt? The three stores themselves are beautiful, new, modern, and clean looking (although the above-noted health inspection reports prove otherwise). The prices actually charged are often higher than advertised (classic bait-and-switch). Some staff members are rude, slow, and/or impatient. And good luck at communicating with them if you do not fluently speak their native language. I believe that Tandoori survives only because their customers are uninformed foreigners who believe that boiled rat is a delicacy! NOTE TO YELP: I am a real consumer trying to inform other real consumers. Please do not delete this honest, sincere review just to be politically correct. The truth hurts!

The place is tiny (3-5 ppl standing room max) and barely has any reviews on Yelp, but dont let that…read morefool you. It's a small bakery that also sells prepackaged to go containers (cold to warm up at home). We came here for lamb samsa, plov, golbski, and lamb manti. Reasonable priced, good portions and delicious. Plov was probably my favorite, well seasoned and fatty and yum! Next time I'm in the area, I'd definitely try their other dishes and baked goods.