Loved the food and service at Meshikou. Tried some appetizers, soju, and both curry dishes (broth…read moreand brothless). The flavor was spot on, and the dish portions were large and filling. I enjoyed sitting at the bar and watching the kitchen staff do their thing. Will be returning to try some other menu items in the future.

This was my go to ramen place in columbus ohio. Food was quick and the chicken karaage was good and…read moreit had the best black garlic tonkatsu ever.

It has been a few years since I was first here. Stopped by again with my husband and enjoyed it…read morevery much. I got the chicken kofta and he got the beef shawarma. Both were very good. The fruity carbonated drinks (Freez?) are REALLY good!

This is a great option for a quick, healthy meal if you're in the area. You grab a menu upon…read moreentering and then order at the counter. All utensils and plates and water are serve-yourself near the door. At lunchtime on a warm Saturday in spring they had a steady trickle of guests coming in. The person who took our order thanked us for supporting them. Food was quick and very fresh. I had 1/2 tabbouleh salad and za'atar French fries. The tabbouleh is more heavy on the greens than the grain which was a refreshing change to me. It was dressed in a bright, fresh lemony dressing. More than I could eat in one sitting. The French fries are maybe dipped in batter and fried. I'm not sure. But they are super crispy on the outside and fluffy inside - delicious. The ambiance is casual with various TV screens showing different shows and Middle Eastern music playing on the speakers. The interior is simple but warm and inviting with minimal but fun decor. While the prices are a bit higher than I would have expected, I could see myself returning for dinner.

We had the tray of 4 and tray of 6 for 11 people. It was plenty of food and we had tons of…read moreleftovers. I enjoyed the roasted chicken and lamb more than the stew personally. It also comes with some large circular bread. They start you off with some soup of lamb soup. I also had the mint lemonade which was a little too sweet for me but I asked for some ice to water it down.

Wonderful food! Located in a quiet strip mall off Cleveland Ave, you may miss the sign unless…read moreyou're looking out for the ethnic grocery store right beside it. But anyway, the space is renovated on the inside with a nice interior and large sized single stall bathrooms. The server was great and recommended for me the lamb haneeth. The lamb truly was soft and fell off the bone. My meal didn't come with bread so I ordered extra, and was happy to see they do the massive, pizza sized flat bread. Great food, great people. Will happily come back.

Everything was delicious! Well worth it! 10/10…read more Staff were friendly and helpful! We absolutely loved it and will be back!

We heard so much about this place we went with a group of people to try it out. The place inside…read morewas nice and clean with nice decor. The service however, lacked. We went to the counter to place or order, we ordered, faluda, garlic chicken wrap, Malia boti wrap gappa chaat and mango lassi. Everything except for the faluda tasted just ok. Nothing for me to go back and try it again. Now let's go back to the faluda. They forgot to give us the faluda. We had to ask 3 times and almost 2 hours later, they finally brought it out. And it tasted nothing like any form of faluda. It was vanilla ice cream with crushed pistachio. No apologies or explanation for the wait. With so many great places to have Indian/desi street food, this is not one of them.

I ordered carry out catering for my work team......the basic "lunch for 10" could've fed 20…read morepeople.....it was a lot of food. The staff was super friendly and helpful and food was ready right on time. The meal was delicious and my team all really enjoyed it. Try the baklava....you won't regret it.

If you love the 'Chipotle-style' build-your-own concept, you have to try Zaytoon Mediterranean…read moreGrill. You start by picking a bowl or pita, then select your protein, rice, and toppings. I went with a chicken rice bowl, and every single topping was fresh and perfectly seasoned. The staff is super friendly, the space is spotless, and there's plenty of room for groups. It's a bit of a drive for me, but I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

I stopped at Lavash Cafe while my mom was at a doctor's appointment at OSU because I was craving…read moreGreek or Mediterranean food, and I'm glad I chose this place! They had plenty of options, and since I had been wanting lamb for a while, I ordered the lamb kebab entrée. It came with pita, rice, a side salad, and roasted vegetables. Mine only had onions and peppers, but everything tasted really good. Their house-made hot sauce was absolutely delicious! Before leaving, I ordered food for my mother and grabbed a few desserts, including banana cream cheesecake and pistachio cream cake. They accidentally gave me a chocolate dessert instead of the banana cream, but it was okay. Everyone was pleasant, helpful, and informative, which is something I really value at a restaurant. There is plenty of seating both inside and outside, plus a more private area toward the back where I sat because I had homework to complete. Overall, I enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and service. I will definitely be coming back!

We have eaten Take Out here twice in the last 3 weeks. The food was spectacular! I had heard about…read moreLavash from our pharmacist at Kroger who is Palestinian. I asked her where I go could get good Palestinian food and she suggested trying Lavash. I was expecting a small family restaurant, but Lavash is a large restaurant that apparently does a lot of catering also. My wife and I love Middle Eastern food and I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough. The Friday Special, Lamb Mencef was delicious and could easily feed a family of four, with several sides also. Basically it is large pieces of Lamb and lots of yellow rice, and a wonderful sauce, so you need to order (or make) side dishes too. We both are in our late 70's and no longer have large appetites, so this dish lasted through several meals. We both are from the Midwest and lamb is rarely on menus here in America, and the lamb on this dish is about as good as it gets. Very mild and not dried out. Thanks for the recommendation, Summer!

All the croissants are great! I really like the pistachio and the chocolate…read more I love the music, the decor, the coziness, and the friendliness of all the staff!

I kept hearing the name of this place and had no idea what to expect. The Yelp app kept prompting…read moreme to make reservations which made me think it was going to be on the fancy side. I was nearby and stopped in about 2pm hoping to try the Dubai Chocolate croissant. A few people were seated outside and at least two tables were occupied. The space is small. There's a baked goods case that had my croissant. It was good! The croissant was well made. It was sliced, filled with a pistachio pastry cream while a portion of the top was covered with chocolate and pistachios.

I picked up a to go order and ordered 2 six piece tenders. One was a Spicy garlic and one was a…read moreGarlic Soy. The chicken tenders were so big! Korean chicken is doubled fried and extra crispy. It's a huge treat for us to eat this once in a while. We loved Bon Chon chicken but they moved away, CM is the next best Korean Chicken we found! My husband was full after 2 tenders. You can share a box of tenders between 2 people. The spicy sauce was our favorite. The host was very helpful and gave me suggestions and the food came out extra quick. If you haven't tried this place, I highly suggest it!

It was my first time visiting this place and we were welcomed by a friendly staff. The place was…read moreclean when we arrived. We ordered the snow onion, garlic soy, the original, and the shrimp tempura. I personally liked everything except for the snow onion. I know this dish is supposed to be primarily with a lot of onions, but it was way too much onion on my dish for me. So, if you are not too fond of onions, maybe don't order that dish. I would definitely go back again to try out other items on the menu.

Might be the best Middle-eastern food in the Columbus area. Definitely the most…read moreaffordable.....great value given the large portions. One plate can easily serve 2 diners. It's a food truck not far from a freeway exit so really no ambiance, but convenient. The 1-2 persons in the food cart were efficient and nice. We received a can of soda for each of the plates we ordered. The chicken was shredded and had a mild curry seasoning. The lamb was tasty gyro meat, cubed rather than slices. The falafels were crunchy yet moist. The white sauce and the spicy sauce added flavor and moisture to the dishes. The rice was flavorful even w/o sauce. Each plate also came with a smattering of veggies and a few pieces of tasty pita bread. Bottom line, even though the menu is limited (about 12 items), you can't go wrong ordering any item.

Had to stop mid eating to write a review. this is mixed over rice with the white sauce and spice on…read morethe side. it is QUITE delicious. got it around 7pm on a Friday and not busy at all. took about 5 minutes to get. it's honestly really good!

Our first visit to Joya's was actually Plan B after discovering another restaurant we planned to…read morevisit wasn't open on Tuesdays. Plan B worked out pretty well! We told the woman at the register that it was our first visit, and she was very helpful. She told us the Joya's Breakfast Sandwich was their most popular sandwich, so we both ordered one. It comes on a pav-tato roll with bacon, cheesy eggs, chutneys and chives. I thought it was excellent. It has a distinctive flavor and a little bit of a kick. Cindy noticed the heat more than I did, but she really liked the sandwich and especially loved the pav-tato roll. Everything tasted fresh, the portion size was great for brunch, and we both finished the whole thing. I had the Rose Mocha. The rose was pretty subtle to me, but it was a very good mocha regardless. Cindy had coffee and said it was excellent. Joya's is small and cozy, and it stayed busy during our visit around 11 AM. There were usually three or four people in line at the register, but service was quick. Our drinks arrived within a couple of minutes and the sandwiches in about 5-7 minutes. I also got a kick out of the self-serve water station: sparkling H2O is "fancy water," iced H2O is "cold water, very sad," and ambient H2O is "just water, kinda mid." Little touches like that give the place personality. The prices may be a little more than some places, but the portions were good, everything tasted fresh, and the quality made it feel worthwhile. We would definitely go back! Joya's 657 N. High St., Worthington, OH 43085

Stunned!! Have been meaning to try out Joya's for a long time, and finally got around to it. We had…read morea bit of a wait, but for how busy it was, they are quite efficient! One of the servers came around with samples of their new drink, which was Oaxacan inspired tea and such a phenomenal first experience. I could have had a gallon of the drink! I ordered the Kati Roll and the chicken sandwich for my husband to go. The Kati roll is the best savory meal I've had in months! The first bite made my eyes go round with how flavorful it was. It had a bit of sweetness that balanced with the other flavors so beautifully. The chicken sandwich was also a 10/10 from my husband, despite being eaten an hour after ordering. Though, if we had to pick one, we'd say the Kati roll would win. We were seated almost immediately after ordering. Despite how busy it was, it didn't feel over-crowded. They told us about 45 min for our food, since they were so busy and backed up, but our food arrived not even 20 minutes later. Also, everyone we interacted with was so kind and pleasant! Honestly, everything we tried was perfection. As a Bengali myself, I was overjoyed with the representation. I can't wait to come back (maybe on a weekday when the line might be shorter?)