Came for dinner. Food was fine but service was slow. No English menu, so I had to use Google…read moretranslate on the Polish menu.

This place is really good! I had the octopus and shrimp and it was spectacular! Some of the best…read morecooked octopus I've ever had!!!! The restaurant is clean, and comfortable. The staff was very patient and helpful with us tourists.

Sahara restaurant was the first place we stopped by to have dinner on Christmas Day when we arrived…read morein Warsaw. Actually we went to kebab king, which was around the corner first but they didn't have any clear signs for halal food. The employees' English was not very good and it's not their fault that they didn't know how to respond to our question of halal food. Hence we landed at Sahara, where they had clear labeling of halal food. Even though the employees here didn't know a word of English either, they were extremely helpful and were able to place the order for a soup and kebab platter. Unfortunately when it came time to pay our credit card wasn't available to work with their credit card machine and I didn't have cash. But the employee was awesome and he took dollars and gave us change in Polish zlotys which helped us delay our trip to the currency exchange store. The food was awesome and customer service excellent.

I came here to get kunefe. I tried it before and i wanted to get one. I came and waited for like…read more25-30 min and then when i finally got it, it was burnt! And it looked like it. I wish i took a photo of it before they've taken it away. I told the waitress that it was burnt and she said it wasn't. And i knew it was but i tried it anyway to make sure. And it tasted burnt. It also had way too much syrup on it. Anyway, i told her it was burnt and she asked me if i was arabic and that she'd let an arab speak to me. An arab man came and i told him what happened and he denied that the kunefe was burnt! I mean, are you for real! Not only that it looked sooo black and burnt. It tasted disgusting! I don't think i'm coming here ever again!

Number one Turkish restaurant in Warsaw so far . Best grill dishes and everything on the menu is…read moregood . Portion size is great and filling !

We decided to try some Ottoman cuisine tonight, our Kuzu Tandir' dinner was cooked in a wood-fired…read moreoven. The shredded lamb was so tender and flavourful except that it was too oily, not that we mind dunking olive oil, but the way it is cooked it's just impossible to not be greasy. Place is lively, swarmed with mostly locals. We saved some room for their famous sweet baklava. Dining here is affordable too, highly recommended!

I'm not 100% familiar with Turkish cuisine but the food here was pretty good. I had an appetizer of…read morethe sigara böreği - pretty tasty; followed by a delicious meal of their signature kofta dish (had it with bulgar); and topped it off with a special cake of the day recommendation - the server essentially brought it from downstairs to my table and asked if I wanted it for dessert -- hard to resist when it's presented straight to your face instead of reading the description on the menu! Server I had was extremely friendly. Oh, had 2 Long Island Iced Teas during all of this.. by the end I was feeling it so the drinks were good too.

Kebab and pizza fusion??? Best of both worlds!!!…read more Doner pizza 5/5 (16zl) Thin and crispy crust! They use kebab meat, giving an extra oomph to the taste! Choice of chicken/beef. Fresh onions and tomatoes round of the entire thing. A single person can finish one pizza because of the thinness. Located in Zloty Tarasy' s 2nd floor

Amrit Kebab Opened in 2007 and has been a thriving business since. The owner is of Syrian descent…read more who for years has lived in Poland with his Polish wife, who wanted to recreate in Amrit the most interesting foods in his country and the unusual atmosphere of the Orient. While creating this restaurant, it was important to replicate not only the aesthetics, but also satisfying the most delicate palates. All this in the sizzling rhythms of Arabic music. Once you step thru the entrance, you are transformed into the world of fairy tales and mystery, the exotic-oriental Arabic atmosphere allows you to move into distant corner of the Arab world. Ok, no tomato bisque soup, but the food, on a scale of 1-10, earned a 15! I was so impressed, even with Parkinson's I can taste the blended flavors, OMG, I wanted to go back for breakfast, but sadly, they are not open that early, but I will be back, I can assure you of that. They have inside as well as outside seating, the pricing moderate and the parking is where you can get it. This is certainly one of Warsaw's hidden gems. Life is good.

Kebabs are not my favorite food and most kebab joints don't represent the paramount of culinary…read morepossibilities. Amrit is a bit different. This chain of restaurants, named after an ancient Syrian city has class, rapid service and really good air conditioning which makes a visit in Amrit a very pleasant experience. Decor and even stuff uniforms are well designed and contribute to the feeling of quality. Foodwise, Amrit offers a decent quality for moderate prices. They started experimenting with breakfast menu but I don't feel that adventurous yet. You will definitely get your money's worth when dining here and since they sprout around the country like spring flowers there is a chance you are just a few minutes away from a good grub.

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We found refuge in this place during the rain, and they generously gave us fresh baklava and hot…read moretea with our order. Incredibly friendly staff, large portions and really tasty beef and chicken bowls. Very clean store too!