In addition to our occasional dining in, during the past 8 months we had two large catering orders…read morefor over 80 people and in both times the food and service was great. the order was on time and the quality was consistently great. The management (Saeid) and his team did a great job for us. We highly recommend them. Thank you! EN

Thank you, Maman Joon! Our company placed a last-minute, quite large lunch order after business…read morehours the night before we needed them for an event. Our sandwiches were delicious, delivered on time, and very popular with everyone. The servings are generous, and the wraps are cut in half, which is very helpful. We have been very happy with the consistent, excellent quality and professionalism of this Maman Joon location.

A great quick-service kabob place only two minutes walking from the Greensboro metro stop!…read more The owner was extremely kind and gave me some free soup while I waited--that was so nice! I also loved the unique pickles. I've never had a pickled Brussels sprout before, and I was blown away! The kabob plate was awesome. The Afghani influences were on full display. I liked the samosa too; it had a different flavor than the Indian ones I'm used to but still hit the spot. One recommendation: ask for white sauce on the side. Definitely check it out!

I came to Food Corner Kabob House on a Saturday afternoon. I had heard great things about this spot…read morefrom a friend so I was excited to try. This restaurant shares a huge parking lot with multiple retailers so parking should not be an issue. My husband and I each ordered Boneless Chicken Kabob with Rice, Bread and Fried Spinach. The chicken was so juicy and full of flavor, bread came out steaming hot and fresh and the fried spinach was better than I thought it would be. I can see why my friend liked this spot so much. It took about 10 minutes after we put in our order for the food to come out, so be patient if it is a long wait... it is worth it! Luckily it was not super packed so we only had two customers waiting ahead of us. Overall the staff were friendly and polite and the food came out freshly made and secure in a takeout bag. I will definitely be back here soon :)

This review is on the happy hour only: It's definitely one of the places to go for happy hour at…read moreMosaic. My friends and I sat at the bar, and the bartender was sweet, and very attentive. Their happy hour is called "golden hour" and it's Mon-Fri from 3-7pm, and also have daily specials. I loved their dip + drink for $10 as you get to pick one of any of the dips with unlimited bread. I enjoyed the three dips I tried: minty labneh, grilled red pepper dip and havuc. Only their house wines and draft beers are the drink specials on the happy hour menu, however they have cocktail specials depending on the daily special. I definitely will come back for happy hour again, or try a meal next time.

We sat on the patio on nice day. The servers were very attentive and nice, providing…read morerecommendations on our first visit. I was really craving baba ganoush but unfortunately they didn't have any eggplant based dip. We ordered the red pepper dip and the meat shindig. Red pepper dip - came with warm pita and was pretty good. A mix of savory and sweet from the pomegranate. Shindig - came with trumpet mushrooms, steak, lamb-beef kubideh and chicken. The proteins were all cooked well but unfortunately under flavored making the use of the sauces a necessity. I also wish there was more pita. The rice, although a beautiful vibrant value, lacked the aroma and flavor of rice from the Mediterranean. This dish was not a good value for what it contained. Further, the inside of the restaurant is suffering from the effects of wear and tear. Both bathrooms were out of order. This lack of care is incongruous with the intended vibe of the restaurant. I don't think I will be making a return visit.

TLDR: Great Turkish food with standout chicken kebabs, flavorful rice, generous mezze portions, and…read morefriendly service. Bonus points for the relaxed patio and late-night Sunday hours. Taste of Istanbul was a delightful experience. I ordered the combination kebab platter to sample a bit of everything, and not a single item disappointed. The real standout was the chicken, it was cooked to perfection, incredibly juicy, tender, and full of flavor. Even the rice exceeded expectations, as it was well-seasoned and genuinely delicious rather than just a side dish. The service was attentive, with the staff offering thoughtful recommendations and ensuring we had everything we asked for. The ambiance is relaxed and inviting, and the outdoor seating makes it an especially enjoyable spot when the weather is nice. The mixed mezze platter was another highlight, offering generous portions that were easily enough to share among a few friends. The bread was fresh, warm, and crisp. It's also worth noting that they're open until midnight on Sundays, making Taste of Istanbul a fantastic option for a satisfying late-night meal.

This is one of the best Turkish restaurant in DMV. We've gotten many different dishes from the…read moremenu and all are good. I almost always get their tea after the meal. Only downside is they are sometimes very busy. I've experienced waiting for 45mins for carry out.

Quite a pleasant place. I like the chicken sharwa and the kabobs. Quality especially for price is…read morehard to beat. Also great sides too. This is a nice restaurant to have a relaxing meal at. It could work for a date too, but I prefer it to unwind at. How's the service? Top notch. You will feel welcomed here. The staff are all good people, that work hard to make the experience a positive one. It's a clean restaurant. Parking can be interesting, as the area has some non drivers, but this wins in the risk vs reward game of dining!

IThe worst Falafel wraps we have ever tried. Even I can do a better job…read more We called for two falafel wraps($20),they were ready in lightning time(now we know that this was the first alarm) Anyways drove for a miles and tried them and realized that they fried stones dipped in something and called it falafel. These most certainly were frozen, which is bad to begin with, then they certainly cooked it on high heat and then they over cooked it hence the stones we were given to eat. Don't eat there e are or made an attempt to

I visited this establishment because they serve bone-in chicken…read more The food was ok, but too salty. The service was great and the restaurant is spacious. I really liked the owner. He is such a great person.

This is one of our standard go-to places to pick up take out lunch in a pinch. Good protein options…read moreand the platters are fairly big. Usually Ragz and I share the double platter - 2 rows of either chicken breast pieces or the minced chicken with rice, salad and chickpeas. Platters are served with a massive piece of naan style bread as well. Their chicken is always moist and tastes good - thankfully the taste has remained consistent over the years. The rice has 2 flavors - a plain one and a flavored one. I like mixing them both together. The chickpeas are also tasty. The bread can be a lot honestly - we usually don't end up finishing it. Ragz really likes their beef kobideh too. Ambiance - I will be honest, I don't always feel comfortable going here by myself. It's usually filled with older looking men who sometime stare. I either order takeout and quickly rush in and rush out, or Ragz picks it up. I have also seen the owner be kind short with the folks that work here - mostly immigrant students and I really hope they get paid okay

I really wanted to love this place -- kabob spots have such potential, and the menu looked…read morepromising. Unfortunately, my visit fell short in the most important department: the meat. Both the chicken and beef kabobs had an off-putting flavor that I couldn't quite put my finger on -- not quite spoiled, but distinctly unpleasant. My best guess is either a marinade issue or the meat not being fresh enough before it hit the grill. On top of that, the texture was tougher than it should be; a good kabob should be tender and juicy, and these were neither. The chickpeas also had a weird after taste that I've never tasted before. Rice was extremely dry like they didn't put enough water. I wish they woulda gave me more sauce because that barely saved the meal. As it stands, I won't be returning. Especially for $26 a plate.

Timing was on point and I've never had a bad meal here. Generous portions and good food.read more