Absolutely love their falafel here. Our family have ordered numerous times…read more Everything from the sauce to the flavouring to the texture of their food, we truly like how it is not overdone but still so flavourful. Great customer service too!

I had the mixed wrap with falafel & beef and it was a good portion size a delicious and filling …read more Cost about $15 . They only take cash or debit . Inside there are Only two tables that can seat 4 each . More of a takeout cafe . Service was quick

Great food and great prices!!! Love it! People are very friendly too! A hidden gem? Perfect flavour…read moretoo

I like their chicken shawarma plate. Food ingredient's are always fresh! It comes with veggie…read moresalad and rice! I like the sauce they put on top plus the hot sauce. It comes with flat bread. The place is clean but I always order take out. There are plenty of tables to eat in. Plenty of parking since it's located on a plaza. They are fast and got my order within 5 mins. I recommend this place!

I visited this Lebanese restaurant for the first time, mainly because I wanted to find a place that…read moreserves halal meat for a friend. We went fairly late and found out that their last call was at 8:30 PM--something to keep in mind if you're planning a visit. Overall, I enjoyed the food profile, though the service could definitely be improved. It was challenging to get the server's attention, and some cutlery was missing until we asked for it. My friend and I shared the Mezza Sampler - Hot ($32), which included 2 falafel, 2 kibbeh, cauliflower, and halloumi fries. Each dish was quite good, but the highlight for me was definitely the fried cauliflower. It was served with tahini, tzatziki, and pita bread. I'd recommend this more for sharing, as it can get a bit greasy. Our other friends ordered the Lentil Soup (small - $5), served with bread crisps, and the Batata Narra ($10), which are potatoes in a tomato chilli sauce. They said both dishes were good, though the Batata Narra wasn't spicy at all.

Really great authentic Lebanese spot in Vancouver! Everything tastes super fresh, and the portions…read moreare generous. Loved the hummus and tabbouleh -- both packed with flavor and that bright, tangy freshness you want. The mixed grill was huge, definitely enough to share. Service was friendly and quick, and they were happy to adjust things to our preferences. Honestly, this might be one of the best Lebanese/Middle Eastern places in B.C. The menu focuses on real, sit-down dishes instead of the usual street food, which is a nice change. Clean, comfortable space -- overall a great find if you're craving authentic Lebanese

Came for the brunch, which was surprisingly well priced. All the food was incredibly clean and…read moredidn't leave you feeling too heavy or greasy afterwards. I liked that they brought the paya in individual bowls to your table. The chai was fantastic as well. Service was a bit lacking. They were late setting up brunch and the waitress dropped a dirty napkin in my lap while she was clumsily cleaning our table. We also had to ask for some items several times before they were brought to our table. My friend asked for a side of onions and wasn't told there would be an additional charge on the bill for those.

Amazing food. One of the best Pakistani food joints in Vancouver. Tried many but this is one of…read morethe most authentic places for Pakistani food

Service is horrendous! He treated me like he didn't want me to order from them and the meat was…read morecompletely dry. He slammed the credit card machine in front of me and went away. Never saying one word to me during my entire visit. Never going back!

Basha finally opened up and we had the opportunity to try it. Basha is a nice addition to the food…read morecourt scene at Richmond Centre as most of the other vendors are fast food chains that you'd see at other food courts. We ordered the mixed shawarma platter and the Basha grill. For the shawarmas, you're able to choose between the wrap or the platter, with the former being the cheaper option of the two. For the grill menu, they freshly grill the meat when you order it. The Basha grill included lamb and chicken skewers, and beef kafta. Between the two orders , we preferred the Basha grill more since the meat was juicier and tasted freshly made. The meat in the mixed shawarma platter leaned towards the dry side. Besides the meat, both orders came with hummus, sour cream, rice, potatoes and salad. I liked all of them except the potatoes which i found to be dry and tasteless. I will definitely be back to try the other menu options.

Was in the mood for a shawarma/wrap and saw a few reviews for ZamZam so stopped by on a weekday…read morejust after they opened. They are located in an area of Kingsway has seen much development over the past few years. ZamZam is on the southside of Kingsway near the T&T so plenty of free street parking. Opted for the chicken wrap. It was pretty standard...taste and presentation were as expected. It was a good value quick lunch at $10.99. It was a positive food experience.

Tasty Middle Eastern place on Kingsway…read more Parking is available on Kingsway, as well as the side streets. The place is pretty bare bones. Grey walls, and a TV. The place is set up more for takeout, and gets pretty busy around dinner time. Staff are friendly. No complaints. The portion sizes here are surprisingly large. They use takeout containers, but they pile the food up real nice. Buddy and I were both pleasantly surprised. Special mention. The lamb shawarma was pretty tasty. Served with regular salad (lettuce), a pile of tabbouleh (parsley salad), other toppings such as pickles and jalapenos, and some pita and hummus. I did not leave hungry. Great value, great price. I would definitely come back at some point. Recommended.

The food was absolutely incredible. Growing up in the Middle East, I've always been on the lookout…read morefor truly good, home-style food, and this completely delivered. We ordered the Lahm b Ajeen w Jabneh, Zaatar w Jabneh, and the spicy chicken reinvented flatbread (which didn't even make it to a photo because we devoured it so fast). The texture, flavor, everything was spot on. The place itself is a small, cozy hole-in-the-wall with charming, authentic décor. The service was just as impressive, super quick, warm, and welcoming. I'd 100% recommend this spot without hesitation.

we came here near closing, so i'm assuming maybe it wasn't at its best, and i honestly feel kinda…read moreguilty writing this review. but i have to be honest about our experience. the food tasted really bland overall, especially the lahm bi ajeen. it didn't taste well seasoned at all and honestly tasted nothing like the versions i've had before. coming from LA, i feel like i've had a lot of really flavorful middle eastern food, so maybe my standards are higher. usually lahm bi ajeen has this rich savory flavor with warm spices, slight acidity, juicy meat, and a crispy thin crust that almost has a little char to it. this one felt flat flavor wise and the crust wasn't crispy or well baked. it lacked that depth and spice that makes the dish so addictive. maybe we just came at a bad time, but overall it was disappointing for us.

We wandered in here while exploring Vancouver and I'm so glad we did. One of the best Indian dining…read moreexperiences I've ever had. Inside the vibe is very cozy, with warm lighting and welcoming staff. They offered us chai tea samples while we waited to be seated. The food was incredibly flavorful, and the menu has a large variety of small dishes you can mix and match, so you're able to try a good amount of different foods. Overall a very delicious meal.

The atmosphere- dimmed orange lighting, exotic wooden interiors, and the soul-stirring sound of…read morelive music- immediately transported us to a cozy oriental cave. We were greeted with a warm embrace and a comforting welcome drink of chai tea paired with delicious finger foods. ​The Dine-Out menu was impressively extensive. While we initially struggled to choose just one salad, one soup, one cold mezze, and three mains, we were thrilled to learn it functioned like a Mediterranean All You Can Eat--allowing us to order more dishes as we went. We felt like kids in a candy store, eager to explore the vibrant, exotic flavours. The mango-infused dishes were a standout! ​The service was impeccable. One server even followed us outside just to hand us cardamom cookies for the road. Many restaurants treat Dine Out as a budget-set menu, but East is East used it to truly showcase their best work. We left with new favorites and a plan to return very soon.

This place is convenient. Place is clean with plenty of tables and seats. Parking is plenty as well…read morein the front. I ordered a Beef Donair, regular size. They have a large one as well but this was pretty big. There's nothing special. Its on a seran wrap. The wrap keeps crumbling as I took bites. It's very uncomfortable to eat and messy. Pieces of beef keeps falling off. Looks like it's ground beef and not whole beef. Doesn't help the person helping can't speak English well somit's tough to ask questionen oh well! Place is ok I guess, if you don't have options.

Soo good!! the falafel platter with hot sauce and taziki is delicious. highly recommend. will be…read moreback!

You'd never find it if you didn't know it was there, but maybe it's better that way because it…read moreremains a magical secret place with incredibly good Former USSR countries' dishes. It's in an industrial park, and the place has a tiny pastry area in the bottom and an upper dining room. You order in the cafe area, and the food is sent up via number system and dumb waiter (SO cool). Service was one person and two cooks, so it's not immediate, but it's all made fresh and you can taste it. My Russian friend advised me on what to get, so we went with Khinkali and Khachapuri (sans meat). We also got what is on the menu as "jingle bread" and a beef kabob wrap. I had to get some kvass and pickles, too. I would get the dumplings, wrap, and kvass again in a second. Not that everything wasn't delicious, but my stomach is only so big and I need to try everything else on the menu. Khinkali is effectively a gigantic soup dumpling (HIGHLY recommend, but don't eat the stem!), and the meat in the beef kabob was similarly spiced. I fell in love with the lavash bread - it wasn't like anything I'd ever had. It was light, flaky, and I didn't feel overloaded with bread eating it like I do with most wraps. Kvass is slightly alcoholic, and it's technically a cereal based fermented drink, so it tastes a carby. It's a bit far for me to go with any regularity, but if I'm up around the airport, I will definitely keep it on my list of places to recommend and re-visit.

We went on a day that there closed but the owner was very nice and accommodated us. The food was…read morepretty good. The space is very small so you're eating out in the parking lot. I found the pide cheese a little too cheesy though. The pork chops was quite tasty.