Excellent restaurant! The food was delicious, the service was great, and the staff were very…read morefriendly. I had a wonderful experience and highly recommend it.

Fantastic experience…read more Little different than Dimassis buffet style. Cafeteria style ordering with what seemed like endless choices. Settled for Lamb Shank and multiple sides / salad etc. Was delicious. Very nice restaurant with good ambience and well maintained including bathrooms.

Hands Down the best Gyro (pronounced Yee-roh) in Sugar Land/Missouri City outside of…read moreNY/Philadelphia. Their service is exceptional. Their ambiance reminds you of a corner family place in Queens/Brooklyn/NYC. This place is a staple/icon in the area. Forget the Gyro Chains (...and yea those pronounce them gyro ...); this is the real deal. Also try their lamb plates.

Great value for a gyro wrap combo. Fries were excellent, can of soda (standard), gyro wrap was very…read moregood, just not QUITE top-notch. Had a friendly conversation with the owner, definitely plan on returning for a weekday lunch.

We dined here for dinner and had the lamb shank. It was well seasoned with spices and delicious…read more Fall off the bone. The food here is very good. All of it is fresh and the kitchen serves small portions to keep the food from being overcooked on the buffet tables. This was our second time here and the it was consistent!

With the exception of the Webster location, I have been to all their other locations. Hence, I'm…read morethe self proclaimed dimassis connoisseur. I do prefer the 249, humble snd 110/bunker hill locations, as the quality of food is better than the SL location. Plus I feel that the food tastes more delicious at those 3 locations and it so happens that those 3 also carry Coke Zero. That's a deal any given day. Nonetheless, I enjoyed my recent outing. I I ate my go to items: hummus Baba kebabs, gyro, yellow chicken and salad. It's a hit every time. They do have workers that periodically come to pick up the plates and clean up the tables Ambiance is chill inside and it feels comfy, every time I dine.

We've eaten here a few times now, dine in and carry out (And I finally remembered to photograph…read moreanything, but the inside is super cute and I love the chairs, very comfy). Everything has been fairly quick either way. I see the same two guys each time and both are very nice. Food is great - good size, good value. I don't know what they do to their hummus but 15/10 because it's delish. Between me, the hubs, and the child we've gotten a lot of their offerings - skewers, kebabs, gyro, wraps, apps; zero complaints on anything. Highly recommend!

General Description:…read more A small Persian/ Indian restaurant located in the corner of the Miyagi sushi plaza. Good: - Chicken Kabob Soltani was decent. Bad: - Service was a little spotty. Upon entrance we had to ask the server to bring us water. He was kind enough to bring my son another drink on the house. - Barg was a too chewy. - Interior is dated. Restrooms need to be cleaned. Overall: I would try this place again. Chef John was really nice and I kind of feel bad for leaving a neutral review.

Wow! I came in with low expectations, and I'm impressed. The food was extremely delicious and the…read moreowners are friendly. Only " negative" thing is the interior area, but it's out of their control, since the shopping center owner refuses to allow Any remodeling. Shawarma, gyros, and Kabab were all good!

I was on my way to Q's when I had a chance of heart. For whatever reason, grilled to order dinner…read more felt irritable. And although the walls are a little beat up the tables are leveled with worn napkins, and the plates are plastic, the food is worth the experience, and I got the restaurant all to myself :). Per the sign, after placing my order, like a one man band, the cashier got to work. First they prepared fresh pita for my hummus. Next, the chicken shawarma pita combo. While I didn't stay to watch the construction, I appreciate the open kitchen concept mainly because it allows me to view the prep station as well as the condition of the ingredients (everything looked fresh btw). So let's talk food. The hummus was exactly as advertised, nothing more, nothing less. The pita on the other hand was unexpected. Undoubtedly fresh, I was served cross between pita bread and a pita chip. I asked for my wrap spicy without tomatoes. While it did arrive with tomatoes, it was undeniably delicious. My eyes were 100% bigger than my stomach, so after a few bites I was satisfied. They don't skimp on the chicken. While the fries weren't my cup of tea, I'd certainly return for the pita. On the way out, I noticed their menu included family deals and lunch specials, a kids meal option, and multiple high chairs, which eliminates your excuse not to visit. :D

Sunday family dinners are usually Middle Eastern kabobs. Last visit was with seven family members…read more Nice to get a plate filled with kabobs, chicken, lamb or salmon, served with basmati rice and grilled vegetables. We usually substitute the rice for Persian salad. Diced cucumbers, tomatoes and red onions with a Persian dressing. My favorite. For something different, try the fesenjan. Chicken served with a pomegranate, walnut and saffron stew served with basmati rice. So tangy and sweet. Love this one! Add some hummus, whipped feta or warm eggplant dip while you wait for dinner. Parking is easy. Make a reservation for a weekend dinner or lunch.

My girlfriend and I were looking for something a bit different in the area and decided to have our…read morefirst try on Persian food at Kasra. I must say I have to echo her review, as we were blown away by the flavors. The restaurant was packed, and the decor was fancy but comfortable. One look at the interior and clientele already convinced me this place would be authentic. We opted to try 2 different combos, the Kasra and seafood combo, so we could share and try a bit of everything. It's hard to pick a favorite, all the proteins were flavorful and tender. The rice was a whole talking point just by itself. I often get bored with plain old white rice, so I'm glad Kasra seasons their rice well. The portions were very generous as well, they left me full after cleaning up that whole plate. This was an excellent introduction to Persian cuisine for me, we got lucky that we chose a place that would leave a great first impression!

SOOO yummy and great price!!! The portions are slamming and the flavor packs such a punch. The…read morebiryani is very fragrant and simple yet undoubtedly delicious!! The meat was marinated to perfection Would've been five stars if service was quicker but I'd definitely recommend :)

My friend and I got the Mixed Grill Plate and the Rice Platter with Chicken. I highly recommend the…read moreMixed Grill Plate- the meats and vegetables were grilled/charred perfectly and the Pita was also delicious. As for the Chicken Rice Platter, the rice was slightly overcooked and the chicken was okay but I enjoyed the sauce and the veggies that came with. Great service and lots of space for seating!

I hosted a baby shower at Cafe Petra on Saturday, April 25, 2026, and overall had a great…read moreexperience. I booked the event back in February and worked with Muhanad Rantawi, who made the entire planning process smooth and easy. On the day of the event, the two servers assigned to us were absolutely phenomenal. They helped with setup and were attentive in serving food and drinks to our guests throughout the event. The space itself was clean, cute, and cozy--perfect for an intimate gathering. The food was delicious as well. Although we didn't receive the rice we had ordered, they made up for it by providing extra pita. One challenge was that the AC wasn't working, but the staff handled it as best as they could by bringing out a large kitchen fan to help keep guests comfortable. Overall, it was a wonderful experience. I would definitely use them again for catering and would consider hosting another event there in the future.

Went here last night and it was absolutely filthy. We had driven pretty far to try this place so we…read moresettled for one of the less offensive tables that just had sticky residue on it. Service was mediocre with us having to wait a long time to put our order in because the one server that was there was busy chatting with some woman who was making a togo order after we had been seated. The food was hit or miss with the highlights being the lentil soup and garlic dip.The moussaka seemed like it came premade from the store which was disappointing. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting and they put a toilet seat that is too small on the toilet so good luck if you need to sit down... Also I spent the entire night unable to sleep well with indigestion and my wife has had to run to the restroom all night and all morning. Overall I don't think we will return due to the grossness...

After driving along HW 6 in the wee hours of the night, I noticed a bunch of cars parked at the…read moreCITGO gas station and even eventually realized that none of them were getting gas. It turns out they were here all getting food from none other than Al Mankal Grill, a longtime bookmark and one of the gems of Sugar Land. They're in good company, as there are multiple Halal trucks, serving different cuisines and specializing in all kinds of food. The local following is impressive, but seeing as they have a perfect rating across different platforms, they're clearly doing something right. I ordered the beef and lamb chunks, a $27 (with tax) which had the perfect amount of char with just a hint of smokiness. Despite the price, I was floored at how delicious it was. The chicken shawarma arabi ($12) is a popular choice, while the mixed grill ($18) provides some variety between the meats. The chicken skewer ($6) and lamb with fat ($7) were both outstanding. The guy behind the window was friendly and dealt with every customer in a long line with ease. Credit cards are most definitely accepted and the wait for the food ended up being somewhere around 20 minutes. Unlike the other food trucks, they actually have outdoor seating with a few (albeit janky) picnic tables. This spot will become one of my most frequent when I'm in the area.

20/10 when it comes to food and service! I recommend trying…read morethe chicken shawarma arabi, chicken skewers, and beef skewers. Eat in your car when it's FRESH off the skewer.

I came in on 9/20 around 7pm and had a great experience with the crew that was working shift. They…read morewere all very friendly and helpful with my last minute catering order and made sure I was taken care of. Would definitely recommend supporting and checking them out! Good vibes and good food.

ORDERED VEGAN GYRITO AND GOT LAMB!!! #DISGUSTED…read more I ordered on DoorDash so I can't speak on the ambiance. However, I got y'all on the food and service. I got to be real with y'all if they hadn't messed up my order I would've given them a 4 star rating. Shall we???... I ordered a Gyrito (Burrito) with [Half Turmeric Rice and Half Spicy Rice, Avocado Hummus $2+, Falafel, Tzatziki, Red Hot Sauce, Garlic Alioli, Pickled Onion, Jalapeños, Chickpeas, Black Olives, Lettuce, Onion, Cucumber and Bell Peppers] from Gyro Republic in Sugarland @9:17pm for a total of $20.50 including service fee and tax. I received my meal at 10:03pm because the DoorDash driver picked up another order on the way to me (ANNOYING BTW) but not the worse part. I had my girlfriend go meet the driver and tip him in cash, although he didn't follow my instructions; to contact me upon arrival to meet in lobby. When she got down there he was trying to take a picture to leave the food at the front desk. Anyways, she comes upstairs with a bag that looked different than the bag that was taken upon pickup. Brushed it off, checked out the bag and food, everything seemed fine. Off initial looks the gyrito was HUUUGGGEEEE! I was so excited to dig in. I love Mediterranean food I've been hooked since moving to CA years back. I love to feed my girlfriend so I gave her the first bite, she's chewing it.. then, I go ahead and take my bite. BOOOM, it's really saucy (*IM A SAUCE GIRL *), the flavors are flavoring, like they should....then, I taste something that immediately had my radar go off and I spit everything out. ITS LAMB!!! I'm like this is meat. I go to check the rest of the gyrito; there's indeed meat throughout the entire burrito. I call the restaurant told them the issue and y'all....they had the nerve to tell me they ran out of falafel for the night and that's why LAMB was put into it. WTFFFFF???!!! Why not just add more chickpeas since that's what falafel is made of???? Make it make sense. The problem is my girlfriend and I started to feel queasy because we've been doing a fast and parasite cleanse so our intake of meat has been extremely LOW for the last month. So I was HOT! Overall, I'm disappointed in the carelessness!!!