This restaurant is great and so worth it! We were walking in circles trying to find the entrance to…read morethe food court, but once we found it, WOW, it was amazing how it just opened up to us. We walked up the stairs to enter the restaurant. Inside is so loud and crammed. The host walked us to our table, and it felt really close to the other tables. We loved our food! The pomegranate lemonade was tasty and tart. The muhammara was interesting and a new dish for us. We were happy to try it out. The pita bread was warm and yummy. We LOVED the Amarah, which was chicken thighs and honey. It doesn't sound like much, but it was delicious and just falling apart. The Batata Harra was good but not crazy amazing. It was a good side dish. Thanks for having us!

Stumbled upon this restaurant after walking through the neighborhood. It's nestled in a lively and…read morebusy food hall. We waited at the bar for a table and ordered a cocktail. Once seated, we ordered the hummus and muhammara with pita. Both were fresh and great starters. For entrees we ordered the lamb kofta and chicken shish tawook. The chicken was tender and juicy. The lamb was also cooked very well and was tender but I wish it had more flavor. Overall great experience!

What a great and affordable meal!…read more I was with 6 other friends, so we proceeded to order a significant portion of the menu. And it was all really good. But the fan favorite was the Mix Grill (lamb fillet, lamb kofta, shish taouk Jawaneh, and shawerma served with chips and rice). We did not leave hungry. And when we got the bill, I was amazed at the price! So affordable. Definitely worth a try.

When I turned up here and walked inside I felt like I had been given passage to Damascus. From the…read moredecor to the patrons, it all looks the part and yet even if you don't, you'll be warmly welcomed. A visiting pal from San Francisco and I joined a regular here for dinner and he took care of all the ordering. I enjoyed everything we ate but one dish in particular stood out: Farrouj Abou Zaad. These three words I scarcely know how to pronounce must mean "over the top tasty." Or maybe the translation is grilled boneless baby chicken? Whatever the case, the farrouj abou zaad (grilled boneless baby chicken) is some of the most incredible chicken to ever pass my lips. It is served with a divine salsa-like tomato sauce that makes you want to lick the container it comes in. The baklava we ended our meal with made me reconsider every syrupy, unappetising baklava I've had in the past (and my stance on not liking it.) This stuff was flaky, light and absolutely worth going back for. Make sure to order mint tea to go with it. Why fly to Syria when you can take the tube to Shepherd's Bush Market and come to Abu Zaad instead?

Had lunch at Yasmeen last week…read more.. Ambiance is beautiful and clean. Our table of 6 sat under the glass roof which was super nice. Service is friendly and accommodating. Food takes a while though. Food itself is just okay. I didn't love the seabass, the rice was dry, the chicken was just okay (per my husband and daughter). There was no complimentary bread or hummus, which was surprising. Prices were a bit high for the quality of food. Glad we tried Yasmeen but we won't likely be returning.

The food was delicious! And what a special find on a quiet street. Very spacious and comfortable. I…read moreloved that there was a plug to charge up and the lamb tagine along w both the soups and hummos was beyond what we expected. So good and the staff so courteous.

Great food! Plenty of vegan options. Very friendly service. Cheap.read more

Been to Elham's 3-4 times the past few months. The presentation is unusual in the sense that the…read morefood is served like I am at my grand parents house during the holidays, rather than a typical order off a menu restaurant. This is the best part. I would say I know good Lebanese food (because of my background) and this certainly hits the spot. Their tabouleh is amazing, as is the eggplant, and they use proper Syrian bread, not that fake Tesco naan stuff. 5 stars!

Very fresh and delicious Middle Eastern dishes to eat in or takeaway! I have had the Falafel Wrap…read moretwice and it is very good. Looking forward to trying other options on the menu soon!

It pains me but I have to downgrade my review for the perfect shawarma because we went back the…read morenext day and were served something very different from the first time. It was a different team, and they were very accommodating to remake the second shawarma (after we asked) but even that didn't match the one the day before. So it's just inconsistent. If you order the lamb shawarma be specific that you want it toasted, and it is better with hummus and tahini (second time was dry). This would be a lower rating if I didn't know they are capable of something great.

To start the service was amazing. I ordered Chicken Shwarma but forgot to specify that I wanted a…read moreplatter so it came in a pita wrap. I'm gluten-free, so I asked the owner to remove the wrap and put it in a box instead. He said, "No, let me make you something SAFE and delicious." I just about cried on the spot; he was so thoughtful. And boy, did he make me something safe and delicious: chicken shwarma, salad, with fresh chips! The portion size was beyond filling too. The owner said this shop has been here for 17 years and it's clear why. They cook amazing food with caring service. Absolutely recommend!

Lovely lovely staff. We got the 3 for £25 and I regretted doing so bc I was so stuffed at the…read morestart! I really wish the food was amazing as the staff was so lovely but mine was only OK. Moutabel (I've had a richer deeper taste), aubergine with spices and herbs; tasty but not astonishing and a middling foul medmas (I've had it far more complex and rich tasting, also lacked the bit of spice I've had before). Also served lukewarm and not hot as indicated on the menu. So likely wouldn't return sadly.

Delicious food and service. Yasser took great care of us steering us to all the great choices…read more Delicious kebbeh mezzes - shrimp and lamb. Plus the fresh lemonade with mint was a wonderful non alcoholic option. We could hear!

Lebanese cuisine done right This bis very much a family…read morekinda place. The more of you there are in the group, the better the experience (then again, that's kinda the hallmark of Lebanese cuisine, right?) Anyhow, go, and enjoy

Came here on a Wednesday night and we were seated right away. Restaurant is small, but cozy and…read morebusy with authentic Lebanese music playing in the background and good noise level. The food came out delicious and hot with good portions even for the hot mezza. I ordered moussaka and it was full of flavor and vegetables and the spinach. fatayer had a nice lemon tang to it. Bar area.

How is this restaurant not already reviewed on Yelp? We passed by it on our way to somewhere else,…read morepeeked in, and it looked inviting. So we went in. We've eaten a lot of "Mediterranean" (middle Eastern, Lebanese, etc.) restaurants over the years, and I have to say this one is really good. We tried several different dishes and they were all very tasty. The ambiance of this restaurant was quite nice. The service was really helpful and friendly. And they even had middle eastern wine by the glass (sorry I forget if it was Syrian or Lebanese, but it was good). All in all, we were really happy we gave this place a try.

My friend recommended this place and since she is Lebanese I took her up on her tip. All of the…read morefood was extremely fresh and very tasty! I brought a Lebanese friend and he ordered so I don't know exactly the names of what we ate but it was incredible! Best Lebanese I have had in the UK!!!