Did carry out. Wonderful flavors and preparation. Baba Ganoush, Stuffed Grape Leaves and Chicken…read moreShish Kabab. Layers of flavors including Pomegranate Spice and Mint., Lemon and Smoked Eggplant. The Chicken was Unmistakable and Delicious. Served with a very delicious naan type bread and wonderful peppers tomato and onion, olive oil. The is a menu that must be parsed from top to bottom and I am looking forward to every morsel A word about dining in. Deena does not serve alcoholic beverages. However I believe that they will serve your drinks if you carry in . Call ahead and verify please. The dining room is elegant however. I believe one could expect a lovely experience here. Enjoy!

It's a very hit or miss experience at Deema. The first time I came here, it hit on EVERY level. The…read moreservice, the seasoning, the quantity. But this time, it fell short in every aspect. So I hate to lead with the negative, because there is a lot of good to say about this place. When it's good, it's phenomenal. But when it's bad, it's near unbearable. Let me just say, our last experience here was pretty magical. It was busy, but the owner still came out to greet us and give us his guidance on the menu. I had the Iskender Kebab, my partner had the Wrap plate, and we enjoyed some divine Dubai chocolate cheesecake, per recommendation of the owner. There was live music, we learned we could BYOB(!), and the service and food were outstanding. This time around, there were only about 6 tables full, including us, in the large dining area. We ordered the oven baked hummus to start. It didn't come out for 55 MINUTES. Not until AFTER our entrees arrived. After we did order the main dishes, I asked her about the hummus, and the look on her face told me she had completely forgotten it. Whatever, we're just human. The hummus itself was quite good, although the "pitas" for dipping were very papery and bland. I thought the pita last time was much more substantial, but I could be wrong. We eventually tried to order some more of the pitas but our waitress was nowhere to be found. Every time we got a hold of her, she would then disappear for around 10-15 minutes. The only person around was the woman filling our waters, so most of our questions and orders went through her. We asked her for more pita, and she said she'd put that in right away. I had a feeling she didn't understand, so when our waitress came back 10 mins later I double checked, and she said they put another hummus in the oven! I can't complain about a language barrier, but whew am I glad we didn't have to wait another hour for hummus! For the entree I had the Sac Kavurma, which visually is just stunning, like most dishes here. But flavor-wise, it was completely lacking in any seasoning or salt to make it feel like more than just calories. And so I asked the waitress for some sides of garlic sauce when I could flag her down. I saw her pass by me 3 times in the next 10 minutes and finally asked if she was bringing them, but she had forgotten. One time is meh, two times is annoying. Post-garlic sauce, the dish was a little better, but that chicken was still chewy and flavorless. My partner's Tantuni Wrap Plate was equally lacking in spice or salt, and given that she had the same thing last time, she could confirm that this time was such a huge let down in comparison. We overheard the table next to us having the same point of view, what with the food lacking in flavor entirely versus their last visit, including vegetables that were soggy and meats that had no seasoning. They also experienced the language barrier in trying to split their bill, as their waitress misunderstood their request and put everything except the appetizer on one bill. They were workshopping it for about 5 minutes, but I assume they eventually figured it out. I can definitely understand a difficulty in interpreting a different language, but as someone whose job it is to take orders and work with the person dining in, it was really unprofessional that so many things were forgotten about, misunderstood, or ignored throughout our experience. I can appreciate when the quality of food makes up for the shortcomings in service, but this time around our meals fell flat. I would give Deema 5 stars based on our last experience, and 2 stars based on this one, so I'll leave it at a solid 3.

I have been wanting to try this spot for months! Unfortunately it is located way in the southeast…read moreside and quite a trip! I have tried on two other occasions but to no avail as they were closed or not opened yet! This time I hit pay dirt! Or so I thought. The schedule posted on Yelp said they were opened at 11:00am. I had a couple of hours to kill so no worry! I was parked in the parking lot and was ready to pounce at 10:45 and the place showed no activity! At exactly 11:00 the staff pulled up and turned on the lights! I gave them 15 minutes to fire up the woks and by 12:00 I was eating tea leaf salad followed by lamb shank biryani! The lamb and rice were succulent and the best around! The Burmese hot tea was spicy, sweet and delicious! The tea leaf salad was tremendous! All the other diners were men and women dressed in traditional garb and speaking what I can only guess was Arabic or Burmese! Check the schedule or call before making the drive and don't be the first in line! But the place is da bomb!

Love this place and their butter chicken dish! Very fair pricing, great service and great food…read more Definitely recommend trying it out if you never have.

I haven't been back here in a while, but we still have a void of Mediterranean food here in Fort…read moreWayne. I do enjoy that they have new lower prices for preset food options such as the legacy bowl. I find that the food was delicious and light and refreshing.

Our nephew suggested we have dinner here while visiting Fort Wayne. We loved it! The service was…read morefast and friendly. I had the legacy bowl with dark meat chicken and white sauce. My husband tried the Dearborn which is a wrap with chicken, pickles, and garlic sauce. We enjoyed the covered outdoor seating. I was thrilled to find unsweet tea at the drink fountain.

I've lived within a mile of this grocery for 10 years but only started going last year. What a fool…read moreI've been! They have a great selection of foods, spices, and some lovely teas. They also sell ready-to-eat samosas which is reason enough for 5 stars. The staff have always been friendly as well. Love this store!

I went to the store to pick some Indian condiments and to my surprise I found varieties of Asian…read morefood products. From indian spices to korean noodles (of the noodle challenge), most of the asian ingredients can be found here. The owner makes sure all your needs are met.I could not find dumpling wraps but the owner said she will attempt to bring those in her store. You can find fresh meat here..All in all a great store to shop for any asian food lovers at great prices.

We go here every other week to buy bread. They recently renovated the store and made it bigger to…read moreaccommodate more food. The only advice is to clean that disgusting bathroom.

Location; prices & selection of ingredients makes this grocery a gem. Staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable.

Friendly, great service, delicious sandwiches & the closest to a NY/Chicago deli we've been to in…read morethe Fort. Parking isn't the best, but we've never had any issues. More of a grab and go establishment, so don't expect dine-in seating! Hot tip: grab some sandwiches and head over to Lakeside park just down the road! Makes for a great afternoon.

We were recently craving Mediterranean food and didn't know where to go. Of course Instagram would…read moreshow us this place. When you first pull into the parking lot, you don't think much of it as the building next to the convenience store is abandoned. It does not have a beautiful façade but when you walk in, it's a mom and Pop small ethnic grocery store. You order your food at the counter. The menu is kind of limited however there is quite a bit of healthy options. We went with the lamb kebab over rice and the gyro sub. unfortunately, I did not realize that the prices go up if you pay with credit card, so remember to bring cash if you want to save money. After you place your order you can wander this very small aisles to look at a variety of different drink options, etc. The food did take a little bit longer than expected to prepare. The lamb kebab over rice was delicious and had the perfect balance of spice. The sub itself unfortunately was a little disappointing. Maybe I'm not familiar with New York style subs, but I found the bread to be underwhelming and the actual ingredients inside the sub to be slightly disappointing. I think it would be better to serve the euro in a pita. I don't know about the other sandwiches that other people rave about however, maybe I will try that the next time we come in with cash, of course.