The restaurant was very nice, the atmosphere was wonderful. Our waitress was wonderful, always…read moreright there when our water was about to run out. Holy cow was the food absolutely fantastic. I recommend the chicken kebab.

We were visiting Cincinnati from out of town and wanted to try something a little different from…read morewhat we have back home, and Truva Turkish Kitchen was a wonderful choice. The atmosphere had a relaxed elegance without feeling fancy, and after coming straight from a loud reception, the calm setting with gentle music was exactly what we needed. My colleague and I both ordered the chicken kebab dinner, and it was exceptional. The food was flavorful and tasty, the chicken was moist and deliciously seasoned, and the steamed vegetables were cooked perfectly without being mushy. We also enjoyed the Turkish tea after dinner, which was recommended to help with digestion. It was a strong black tea served in the cutest little glass cup with a handle, and we finished every drop. The staff was attentive, kind, and welcoming without being intrusive. Overall, it was a very relaxing and enjoyable dining experience, and I'd gladly return.

If we're talking food, Sultans absolutely delivers. The flavors were packed, the chicken was…read moretender, juicy, and full of that grilled goodness, and every bite reminded me why Mediterranean food is elite. The entrée salad was simple but perfect -- finely chopped lettuce with a light vinaigrette that tasted fresh and clean. Even the rice was cooked perfectly with just the right seasoning to hit the palate. The cabbage rolls were a standout -- soft, flavorful, and held together beautifully without falling apart. Truly, the kitchen knows what they're doing. Food is a solid 5/5. Now... the vibes. This is where things took a turn. When you walk in, the atmosphere just doesn't feel welcoming. The server didn't offer suggestions -- even after we mentioned it was our first visit -- which was disappointing but not a dealbreaker since we still managed to pick great dishes. The dining room was so quiet you could hear other tables cutting their food, and the music kept cutting in and out, which made things feel even more awkward. The staff wasn't rude, but the energy just wasn't there. Service is a generous 1/5. Would I recommend Sultans? For the flavor -- absolutely. Would I dine in again? Probably not, at least not until the atmosphere matches the quality of the food. So overall, I'm giving this place a 3.5 out of 5, and that score is solely carried by the incredible food, not the dine‑in experience. In the meantime due to the vibes I got we will be looking for somewhere different unfortunately. Skip the coffee you will see in the pictures on my black coffee.

Had lunch at Sultan's Mediterranean Cuisine last week. First time I had been here. Had a work lunch…read morecelebrating a work anniversary. We arrived early and they were not busy. Was interested in having the Doner Kebab, but they did not have that available for lunch even though it is listed on the menu. Had the Adana kebab instead. It was tasty. The salad that came with it was interesting and then some plain rice. I thought it was good and would come back here again. Next time I hope they have the Doner Kebab available.

We've been to this place once and it became our regular. Very clean, tastes great! Their rice and…read morechicken are fabulous. I love their Baklava -- by far the best baklava in the region. The owners are such sweethearts!

It was ok. The food was just ok. I felt like everything could have been less dry and more…read moreflavorful. The spices were lacking. I did really enjoy the fresh little salad and they do have perfect rice. We had friendly service. The ambiance was ok. We were there during the day. So maybe it's better at night when they are mostly open.

I stopped in to pick my BFF up a chicken salad which she was "Fire"…read more I got a chicken shawarma sandwich, this thing not o it was huge, but tasted amazing. I would gladly come back here and get this again. I do want to try other items as well. Now when I walked in, I was greeted immediately, I walked up to the counter and ordered, I sat down and waited maybe 7-8 minutes for my Togo order. With that said this place looked super clean.

I needed some tasty takeout and gyros sounded really appealing! This restaurant is located in the…read moreBridgewater Falls shopping center, but it's easy to find using the Yelp pin and GPS. Looks to be a quick serve setup, where you order and pay at the counter and they deliver to your table. I saw a few people dining in. Nice and clean inside with simple and soothing decor. Got two gyros and an order of stuffed grape leaves to go. The gyros were absolutely enormous where you need a fork to eat at least half the meat before you could even think about holding it. Nice and fresh and very tasty, though I was expecting the meat to be much more thinly sliced, and it was a wee bit short on the Tzatziki. Note to self: order extra on the side. The grape leaves were perfect, lemony and refreshing with a nice slightly crisp bite to reveal the tender filling. Beautifully wrapped too so nothing spilled out. I called my order in. I noticed the website must be directly powered by a third party delivery system as it had inflated prices, even if you choose the pickup option. So pick up the phone and call if you want to pay the regular menu prices. The gentleman who took my order and waited on me was very polite and cheerful. I'll be back!

We stopped here for lunch because of the great Yelp reviews. They were spot on, it's great!…read more We each had The Q - chicken. Chicken, garlic sauce, pickles and cabbage salad and a big batch of seasoned fries. Just loved this! We also each had the Grape Leaves. Lemony and delicious! Dessert was baklava. A mouthful of deliciousness! The place was clean and service was very fast. We were in and out in about 15 minutes! As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

It's a great new place in the area near Whole Foods, near where Five Guys is. The guys who own…read morethis place are wonderful and take care of their customers. One of them came to our table and explained the whole menu to us in great detail. We came during the soft opening before they were fully open, so not everything on the menu was available yet. I had "Lamb The Q", which was good. The fries and the dips were good. The lamb though was very tough and lacked flavor. I would come here again, but probably order something different.

Ok... so we couldn't decide if we were bothering them…read more They don't give us our drinks right away, I had to ask, the music was waaay too loud. With that said, I thought the prices were kind of high. It was worth every penny. This place was amazing for food. Definitely worth a try! I've had afghani food before from many different restaurants and this is definitely one of the better ones. I'm mixed... the portions were great, the price was higher than DC through DoorDash or UberEats.

Yo!!! I have never had lamb chops like these!!! You guys have to try these out. They are tender and…read moregrilled to perfection with crispness on the edges. I also wished they gave you 1 or 2 more since you're paying close to $30. I also tried the lamb shank and the fish (pompano). Both were out of this world!!! I also tried the mantoo. I believe they were dumplings that were filled with meat and lentils. These were really feeling. I thought these were ok. The only con about this was the wait for the food. It took about at least 30-45 minutes for the food to come out but it was well worth it.

What a disappointment... until it wasn't…read more That's exactly what I thought walking into EurAsia--a place boldly named Kebabs and Gyros... with zero gyros on the menu. Not one. Nada. Zilch. The online menu A total catfish not the same lol. Tom and I are adventurous eaters, but this was a culinary blind date with no translator. I came in craving a gyro. I left in a committed relationship with something I still can't pronounce. Shoutout to our server an absolute gem who patiently walked us through the mystery menu like a seasoned tour guide. We ordered two appetizers and three kebabs, and while I can't name a single dish, I can describe them like a Food Network finalist Dish #1: Choke Hold #1 Imagine if a cabbage roll and pho had a love child. That's this dish. Tender cabbage wrapped around a savory filling (no rice--bless), floating in a light, flavorful broth with a potato, carrot, two meatballs, and two stuffed peppers. I would fight someone for this again and if you know me you know I can't fight lol but I would try lol Dish #2: Choke Hold #2 The server said, "It's like lasagna." I said, "Tom, those are dumplings in yogurt sauce." Then I took a bite. He was right. Somehow, it was lasagna--without the tomato sauce, but with all the cozy, meaty, veggie goodness. That sauce 10/10 Dish #3: The Kebabs We played it safe here--lamb and two kinds of beef. You could smell the flavor before it hit the table. Grilled to perfection, served with pickled onions (I'd eat a jar) and rice that didn't just sit there--it showed up. "No gyro, no problem. I came for one dish and left with a whole new obsession. See you soon, EurAsia--don't change a thing (except maybe your menu online)."

Amazing Mediterranean food, Unique taste and hospitality. They were very nice and accommodating.The…read moreplace on the inside is very elegant and not what you would expect. Definitely coming again one of my favorite restaurants in Cincinnati! This is from a person that never writes reviews! Tea was fabulous lemon tea!

I did a small little "tour" of short vine the other day! This was one of the places that I stopped…read moreat. I got a gyro and their snickers baklava, which was AMAZING!

The owner, Andy, was very friendly. Chuck provided wonderful service and attention to us. The…read moreloaded fries with the bourbon chicken was excellent as well as the baklava. Very clean restaurant.