Phone number for the restaurant is wrong on here and seems to be disconnected. The valid number is…read more(313) 436-0863 I called ahead to see if they also serve any lentil soup as well as have fattoush salad or tabouli. No soup or salad. They are a breakfasts place only. Aren't chicken shawarmas a lunch thing or maybe it covers for both breakfast and lunch then. The pictures of the menu on here didn't seem to show any salad or soup options. The pictures of the food looks good so far. I am on the hunt for a good crushed lentil and fattoush salad for lunch today at a new spot here in Dbn.

I chanced upon this place and am glad I did!…read more The beef shakshouka was delicious. The bread and side of pickled vegetables were an excellent accompaniment. Very friendly service in a family atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Gave this restaurant two chances. The food was sloppy and the employees were disrespectful and rude…read moreboth times. Please learn how to respect your female guests.

In the spirit of supporting small businesses, I wanted to order from a restaurant that alot of…read morepeople probably don't think to eat from. One of the more underappreciated cuisines in the local area is Yemeni. While Lebanese is the dominant influence here in metro Detroit, restaurants like Sana'a offer a different take on Arab food that highlights a different array of herbs/spices and places more emphasis on lamb. The lamb haneeth with basmati was tender and it had a nice crust on the outside. The rashosh bread (which could be a meal by itself) was also a good complement to the meat and rice. I felt like my order could have used more lamb and less rice, but it was still enough to feed two people. The dressing for the greens was quite acidic and helps cut some of the richness from the fatty lamb.

Been in dearborn 29 years - * whole life * this is the best shawarma --- try the cream chop…read moresandwich too. Friendly workers, this place gives everywhere else in dearborn some serious competition!

In & Out Shawarma is your typical family owned neighborhood Metro-Detroit Middle Eastern…read morerestaurant. I remember visiting the first time a couple of years ago after reading the reviews stating the restaurant was inside the liquor store and being confused when I couldn't find it. Instead, they had just moved right next door in a newly renovated building. To be honest, I find that the restaurant interior here is bland and soulless but luckily the food here doesn't match the surroundings. During that initial visit, I did not like the food. I ordered the Meat and Chicken Shawarma Sandwiches and found that the meat in both were exceptionally dry and tough. If I had been on Yelp back then, it would likely have ended up as a 2 or 3 star. I went again recently for lunch to give it another chance, getting the same items again. The food arrived within 5 minutes or so after ordering. Meat Shawarma Sandwich ($6.75) - This was totally different from my previous visit. The meat was tender and flavorful, not mushy and not dry. There was a great balance of ingredients, with the meat, veggies, and tahini mixing together to create the perfect bite. The veggies were super fresh, with tomato, parsley, and crunchy and aromatic onions. The tahini added a good nuttiness. Overall the sandwich had a good amount of moisture but not enough to cause anything to go soggy. Chicken Shawarma Sandwich ($6.75) - Again this had great construction and balance of ingredients. The pickles were nice and crunchy with some sour acidity. The chicken was not the juiciest, but definitely not dry, and had a bit of a nice charred flavor. The garlic was solid and added a nice complementary pungency. The ingredients were distributed pretty evenly, resulting in a piece of each component in each bite. Side notes: Both sandwiches weighed between 7 and 8 ounces, which I think might be a bit on the smaller side. I am also not certain if the shawarma is shaved off the spit here. In & Out Shawarma improved so much this trip that I will definitely be going back in the future.

First and foremost I want to compliment their staff! Simply amazing, very helpful with any…read morequestions I had and even when lines were long they were very quick to check everyone out. The store is very clean and tidy. Love the different kinds of products they have for sale! The food needs its own paragraph ! Any pastry, baklava, meat/spinach/cheese pie, manakish was so fresh and so much flavor ! The kafta was tender and juicy. It's one of the best bakery's around that are!

Wow definitely a gem!!…read more Parked outside. There are many sweets to choose from, packaged baked goods, or straight up warm food and pastries!! We came for lunch and it was hard to choose what to order because everything looked so good! I asked one of the employees what his favorite was and he gave my husband and me two of his favorite cheese bread to sample. It was delicious and sooo good!! So nice of him! We ordered an assortment of bread items with meat and spinach and cheese and a beef wrap. There is a big seating area to eat in and bathrooms as well. The cheese bread was my favorite and the beef wrap! Sooo good and amazing flavors!! Everything tasted so authentic! I know because of food my middle eastern friends have made me. Will definitely come back here!

We stopped by during Dearborn Restaurant Week for a weekend dinner. The restaurant only had two…read moreparties other than us and I didn't see any takeout orders during our entire time there. Kind of surprised they don't get more business given how good the food is here. We got the restaurant week $40 special which basically came with a $40 Combo for Two + a $6 Spicy Potatoes. The combo comes with a variety of items. Pita - Their bake their pita for longer than most other places, resulting in a permanent puff that doesn't flatten. It almost resembles a crusty bread roll. The exterior has a somewhat hard crust but the inside still is moist from steam and retains some of the signature soft and tender pita texture. Toum - Some of the best toum I've had. Very strong garlic flavor, doesn't seem to have much, if any, filler. More of a paste rather than a gel/mayo consistency. A very slight green color like they didn't take out the garlic shoots. It looked like there was maybe a touch of black pepper, but I couldn't taste it. Hummus - Not much I can say except that this is a very good hummus. I think they use a little more tahini than other places. Salad - Very lightly dressed mix of crisp romaine lettuce, red cabbage, cucumbers, onion, and tomato. It's a pretty standard salad you get at most Dearborn Middle Eastern restaurants. Similar to a fattoush but without the fried pita. Main Platter with Rice and Fries, 2x Kafta, 1x Chicken Kabob, 1x Shish Kabob, Deboned/Boneless Chicken, Chicken and Meat Shawarma, various Grilled Veggies - The rice didn't have any almonds or vermicelli but was fluffy and well seasoned. The kabobs were grilled to perfection. The boneless chicken was actually some of the best chicken I have ever had - inside was moist and juicy, outside had the perfect grilled crisp. Kafta was pretty standard. The only real weakness of this platter was the shawarma. Alnawras does not specialize in shawarma and you can tell - both were quite dry and the taste wasn't there. You can get much better shawarma at many other places in Dearborn. The veggies were standard-grilled carrot slices, bell pepper and zucchini. Spicy Potatoes - Lightly fried potatoes with parsley and red pepper flakes and doused with a vinegary hot sauce (Tabasco?). The addition of hot sauce is kind of strange to be honest and really dampens the crispy edge of the fried potato. The potatoes were chopped into all sorts of different sizes, resulting in uneven cooking. I'm not sure if this was special for restaurant week as the menu has a photo of this dish and it looks totally different. Tap water is available at no charge (I only mention this because a lot of the mom and pop restaurants around here only offer bottled water).

Ordered chicken fahsa, large house salad and zesty chicken gallaya and small hummus. Takes around…read more15-20 minutes and costs $47.70. Food took about 20-25 minutes to be ready for me. The house salad wasn't bad. A few burnt pieces in it. The chicken fahsa is different here, it's okay, not as tomato based as I was expecting. It has a bit of heat. The chicken gallaya is also so-so. My husband wasn't enthralled eating it either. The rice is decent. My husband said it's the best part of the meal. The hummus isn't too bad.

Staying at a local hotel we found Mendi House nearby and wanted to try Yemen food!…read more Wow! This was good. Got a few looks sitting down but always open for new culture food so we got a booth. Got some water to drink and thought we'd look at the menu which really didn't know what we were looking at. Super nice waitress and friendly staff, decided to ask what do we get! So we started with some hummus and bread, not sure what to call it, then decided on a meat platter that had lamb beef, chicken, satay rice this was really good! I'm sure I'm not doing it adjusted by not calling everything the right thing, but we did start with a lamb broth that was out of this world! Everything had flavor, the dips and relish's were yogurt and then very spicy peppers and I loved it. We couldn't stay long and had to leave couldn't eat everything and wish we could've taken it with us but good food. Good service you need to come try this out.!!! highly recommend!!!

Tbh all the Yemeni restaurants I went to from Sheeba to Yemen cafe all were dirty asfff this…read morerestaurant on the other had so clean the food is fresh and good and I'm Yemeni so makes me sad but I'm proud of my brothers in this location for keepin up with makin us look good while the rest mess up ppls food and hire chefs that show no care to the food again thank u guys so much may god continue his blessings on to u and bless ur hands for the awesome food

The food was amazing! Service was great and the ambience was relaxed. Can't wait to enjoy this…read moreplace more!

Wow! It was Fantastic! My first visit since good reviews. I'm happy to experience here. Healthy,…read moreauthentic ingredients. Even chips are more than general. Fresh and crunchy. Fatthe with meat was great, fried eggplant, tomato sauce and garlic yogurt, garbanzo beans- so fresh and very enjoyable. I will definitely come back when I re-visit Michigan

The mansaf I love yall the salad ufff the grape leave wow small restaurant but worth every pennyread more

First couple of times when I went to Al Chabab, it was fine. It offer unique Syria dish that you…read moredon't get in other Arabic restaurants in Dearborn. Then something change or I went to a bad day. The mulukhiyah stew has no meat in it, just jute leaves. Then we got a chicken shawarma wrap and it was pretty standard. Then the rice with my Kafta is kinda lukewarm. Everything was different beside the fattoush salad.