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    Aldaar Restaurant

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Golden Chicken

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    Golden Chicken is a fantastic restaurant with huge portions, great prices, and delicious food to…read morematch. My go-to order is typically something like this: Large Chicken Shawarma Plate - It's like several pounds of meat with a pita on top and bottom to soak up some of the juices. The chicken shawarma here is some of the best in the area, nicely seasoned with some good crisp edges. Large Side of Yellow Rice - has some peas, carrots, and a small amount of chicken shawarma mixed in. Good rice as a base for everything else. Medium Tabbouli - Pretty standard tabbouli, I always get it for some extra veggies. Large Hummus - It's a really good hummus. Really nothing else to say. Toum (Garlic) - Comes with the meal, strong garlic flavor, not much sour lemon flavor. Some of the best Toum I've had. I think Golden Chicken uses less filler than most other places, which is great. This comes to just over $50 and it's easily enough to feed my wife and me for 3 or 4 days. They also give you a cup of toum, a small container of pickles and an entire 10-pack of pita from one of the local bakeries if you spend above I think $30. Honestly the only thing I think could be improved is if they baked fresh pita in house. I highly recommend Golden Chicken if you're looking for great Lebanese food.

    I've been coming to Golden Chicken for many years, but this is my time. The service and attitude of…read morethe cook is nothing like before. I guess when you're big you get to select your customers not the other way around a small container of meat shawarma for $12 the same amount of meat put in a sandwich?????? Really???

    Country Chicken Restaurant - Shish tawook sandwich on French bread

    Country Chicken Restaurant

    (93 reviews)

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    Visited for lunch last month and wasn't impressed at all. When we walked in, every table except for…read moreone had not been bussed clean. By the time we left, only two tables had been cleared. Hire a busser, first and foremost. Walking into a dirty restaurant doesn't make for the best first impression. Sitting in it for forty-five minutes only lowers that impression. Our waitress was nice. This place is pretty pricey compared to a lot of restaurants around here. A lunch special was around $15 and came with entree, rice, and soup or salad. We ordered the deboned chicken lunch with rice and chicken lemon rice soup. My husband also got a lunch fattoush salad. Soup and salad came up quick. I really enjoyed the CLR soup. It was light and tangy and full of chicken. My husband loved his fattoush salad. Our entree came up not long after. The chicken, while plentiful, was way overcooked. The rice was warn in some spots and cold in others and had random crunchies throughout. Not good. A request for lemon helped the chicken, as did the garlic paste (toum) but still, it shouldn't have come out that dry to begin with. I think my favorite part of the meal was the fresh bread and toum. I probably won't be coming back. I much prefer the service and food at Baba's Grill when I'm looking for a lunch spot.

    Had a team lunch…read more There are some booths when you enter, but a slightly bigger room next to the main area. We were seated at the back of the restaurant. I recalled the dining area and being here a couple of times before, it's been a while since I was last here. We ordered two whole chicken, which comes with two sides, 2 hummus, lentil soup and a falafel sandwich for the group. Was enough food for our group and some leftovers to go too. 3% charge for using a credit card. Do people often use cash here then. I don't recall being charged a credit card fee in the past here. We had plenty of big pita pockets and garlic sauce. Can't have a Lebanese or middle eastern meal without pita, hummus or garlic sauce, right? Chicken was nicely seasoned, it's quite flattened and was a tad burned on the edges though. There was about 5-6 breast of chicken per plate. Still not bad. The falafel sandwich wasn't too bad, the falafel could have been more crispy for my team member. The lentil soup was decent, so was the side of rice. The fattoush with pita chips wasn't super popular with the team, team was more focused on the chicken, rice and hummus. Service was good for us throughout, attentive.

    Dellah Coffee & Brunch House

    Dellah Coffee & Brunch House

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    I visited Dellah after picking up my sister at the airport. We were looking for a new place to eat…read morebreakfast and get coffee this place definitely hit the mark! Everything we ordered was delicious. Also, the portions were huge! I love the coffee flavors and both dishes that we ordered! Overall, an excellent experience!

    This place is literally a hidden gem. It's literally on a side street that's across from the back…read moreparking lot of a CVS. I only know how to find it because I used to live around there, but I wouldn't have known about it if I didn't search Yelp. The food really was amazing. There has been a huge influx of Yemeni coffee houses in the area, but the first that also serves a full menu of brunch food that includes traditional options and your more American options - omelets, pancakes, etc. I was in the mood to try something traditional. I went with the Lahm Sighar. It's a minced meat dishes with onions and peppers, with Yemeni flavors. It comes with a giant piece of khubz (think naan). Obviously you don't have to, but you're supposed to pick the food up with pieces of khubuz if you want the authentic experience. I would compare Lahm Sighar to Corned Beef Hash if you're at an American diner if you're tying to picture it. It was really crowded, so that's a good sign, but the service was still great. They made sure I understood what I was getting into when I asked for Medium Spicy. Since I only go back to the Dearborn area every few months now, I anticipate this is now my newest go-to brunch spot. So glad I found this place. :-)

    Aldaar Restaurant - seafood - Updated May 2026

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