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    Kebab Kitchen

    4.2 (11 reviews)
    InexpensiveTurkish, Mediterranean
    Open 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Killer chicken kebab!
    Sebastian O.

    Great little spot! Amazing food, great prices, and super friendly service! Serving Turkish food cooked on an open charcoal grill, Kebab Kitchen is true to the idea that the best food is cooked simply and well. Portions were great, and there is not one complaint about the food or service. The only drawback is that it is located in the Scotia Square food court (so the atmosphere is not pleasant to say the least). However, its location could be a bonus if you are looking for a healthy, delicious lunch around the area (as I was when I ran into it by chance). Given that it is surrounded by McDonalds and A&W, it is great that there is something else to eat aside from the usual fast food garbage. I will be back for sure, and suggest that if you are in the downtown area and need a healthy, quick lunch, check this place out. It's well worth it!

    A stale turd wrapped in phyllo that must be a year old? Clearly, the quality of food at Kebab Kitchen has suffered dearly over the years.
    Chris G.

    Holy crap this place used to be so good. What the hell happened? On some days they're good for 3 stars (when the food ends up decent). Others are half star if that. Really inconsistent on good food or lousy food. Recipes seem irregular and they frequently "make improvements" to items. I want to still like them but holy crap do they ever make it hard lately.

    Mix grill no rice, only salad!

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    Delicious food. Well seasoned. Highly recommended. Kind staff. Will definitely go back.

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    I love the chicken kebab plate and mix grill plate, it comes with salad, rice and bread, good meat and valuable price.

    $19.50 Chicken Kebab

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    Tarek's Cafe

    Tarek's Cafe

    4.3
    (75 reviews)
    2.1 km
    $$

    They have many food options for many different pallates, but mainly vegetarian. Their falafal wrap…read moreis the best in the world. They are normally packed with customers and have plenty of seating for solo eaters and plenty for groups too. The restaraunt may not be the biggest but it is cozy, colorful, and inviting. The people serving are always polite and there is never a complaint. It's my favorite place to eat in the city when I visit every time.

    Having heard good things about Tarek's, I've had it in my list of places to hit up for a while now,…read morebut only recently stopped by for a late lunch. The location is befitting that of a lunch joint, and I like that they're sticking it to the likes of Subway which is next door in this little strip mall on Robie Street. It's a pretty casual spot with the main counter and open kitchen running the length of the back of the restaurant. Mismatched chairs and tables sit somewhere in the 30s, mostly at two-person tables for the lunch crowd. After surveying the menu above the counter, pictures and prices included, I inquired about the "half and half" plate I had read about online and saw above me. It came highly recommended and came with two proteins, beef and their chicken shawarma. It wasn't cheap for lunch at nearly $14, but the one being made in front of me for someone else looked hefty and well worth so I went with it, grabbing an iced tea from the cooler to have while I waited. With there only being a trickle of other customers at this point, my order was soon called out and I went back up to grab it and upon seeing it knew that my first meal of the day would keep me full for a while. It was loaded with strips of shredded beef and onions, the chicken was surprisingly hunks of meat instead of shaved pieces of meat, curry rice, salad, pita,hummus and tzatziki. The shawarma was a different take than I'm used to but it was definitely good, being tender and moist and with a light flavour from the marinade. The beef wasn't quite as good unfortunately, and although it had great browning and a big garlicky hit, some bits were over cooked and a bit chewy. The salad was like a Lebanese version of a garden salad with big pieces of tomato, cucumber, celery, green pepper, onion, pickled beets and lettuce, with a moderate dose of parsley and a light dressing. Everything was fresh and crispy, even the lettuce for being well out of season, and the dressing added a nice bit of zip to it. While it wasn't ground breaking, the curry rice was a vibrant yellow and had a enjoyable curry flavour, minus the spice typically associated with curried dishes. I really enjoyed the tzatziki, which had a noticeable cucumber flavour to it, which is a refreshing contrast to the blander store-bought versions I'm used to. The hummus wasn't as much up my alley as it wasn't as smooth as I like my hummus to be, but it did carry on the garlic-heavy theme of this place, which I didn't mind. Paying (in cash, as you must) on my way out, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and found myself wishing that other places in the city had meals like this one.

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    Daryâ

    Daryâ

    3.7
    (17 reviews)
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    We went here for lunch, and it was a great choice! No wait for a table, water views, and the food…read morewas mostly good. We got the lunch special, lamb pita and lamb bowl. Both were underwhelming. Not much meat and the veggies/pickles they give are a little random. BUT, everything else we got was really good, especially the babagannosh and puffed up pita! That was definitely my favorite dish. I could eat a whole bowl of it! The tomato and peach salad, and broccolini sides we got were also very good! Service was a bit slow and they got my order wrong but was quick to fix it. I would definitely come here again, but try the skewers instead of the bowl or pita.

    Darya's brunch buffet used to be one of the best dining deals in Halifax. It was a genuine standout…read morethat included a generous spread of high-quality Mediterranean dishes, all at a price point that made it feel like a treat without the guilt. We were regulars, and for good reason, sometimes going every week. ...but that's what makes the recent changes so disappointing. The buffet price has jumped from $35 to $42 per person (about a 20% increase) and yet somehow the offerings have gone in the opposite direction. The number of dishes on the buffet has been reduced, and most of the accompanying sauces have been quietly cut back or eliminated altogether. The toum, in particular, used to be a highlight (garlicky, creamy, and addictive) and its absence is genuinely felt. Now, two people are now easily spending $100+ for what is demonstrably less food than before. Since tax and tips are calculated as a percentage of overall spend, you end up paying quite a bit more per person than what you did a few months ago. The food that remains is still good. Darya's kitchen hasn't lost its touch, and the quality of the Mediterranean cooking is evident. And of course, the views are spectacular. But value is about the whole equation, and right now that equation doesn't balance. Paying more for less, especially when the "less" includes things you loved, is a hard sell. We probably won't be back again, at least for a long time . Here's hoping they reconsider and restore what made this special for everyone, locals as well as seasonal tourists, in the first place.

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    Yellow rice.  Good but very spicy
    Yellow rice. Good but very spicy
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