My Husband and I came here for dinner and the dishes were absolutely amazing. We ordered the koshary and the gyro beef and lamb plate, and then we order the baklava pistachio. Everything was right on point for a Mediterranean restaurant we also ordered the Turkish coffee and it was made with cardamom. they're playing Arabic music which sets the tone for this little hole in the wall place. The service was amazing. We definitely will be returning and if you like Mediterranean food, I would suggest you come here and give it a try read more

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Unassuming restaurant in a strip mall with tasty food but prices are high. The restaurant, including the washroom is very clean and there's plenty of free parking outside. However, the inside of this restaurant doesn't look like what's pictured in other Yelp photos. There's a lot of empty space, neutral colours and just looks drab. Although it was dinner time we were the only ones there, so it felt a bit awkward. The menu was different that what's offered online so we asked the server a lot of questions and she was friendly. We ordered the lamb shank and kofta (Iraqi kebab). Each dish comes with your choice of rice or salad. We chose rice (the server informed us that rice will come with a bit of salad, but if you choose salad it won't come with any rice). We liked the spices that they used and the meat was so flavourful. read more

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There are things marked vegan so ordering is easy. The falafel was mid. It was dry and lacking in any noticeable flavours or spices. The koshary is listed as "topped with a spicy tomato sauce" but if there were, indeed, any tomatoes used in the preparation of this item, I would be surprised. It didn't seem to have any sauce of any kind and the whole dish was middling at best. The baba ganoush (or ghanoush- it's spelled both ways on the menu) was not up to par at all. It was neither "smoky" nor "creamy" as described and if it had tahini, again- as described, I would be surprised. It was an alright eggplant dip but I wouldn't describe it as baba, either ganoush or ghanoush. If I had to go here again, I wouldn't reorder any of the things I have tried already in hopes that anything else would be above meh. I'm not in a hurry to return though. read more

Came here, ready to try Egyptian food. This restaurant is located ina secluded place from Aurora Avenue North. As you walk in, a rather spare atmosphere. More of a fast food feel than restaurant experience. Started out with foul, fava beans and pita bread. The beans had a nice spice to them and the bread was good. I felt a bit of a disconnect from the service. I had to wait a longer time before being able to place my order. Service was perfunctory, not a lot of interaction from our server. Since my cherished brother knows of my love of soup, I had to order their lentil soup. Nicely spiced and hot, wish he was here to try it. Tried to order traditional foods. So, got koshary, which was good. Believe it was toned down in spice for the American palate. The lamb shank I ordered was tender. Again, very mild spice.Also, we ordered their Bamya, okra with meat. Don't often see okra on a menu and I'm a big fan. Loved the tender okra, could have eaten more of this dish. Got the um rice pudding. Lovely end to the meal. Overall, nice array of unique dishes. Service struggles to serve food, long waits between dishes. A small establishment, which is understaffed. Come here prepared to wait and have inexperienced staff. Nice array of Egyptian food choices. However, toned down for American tastes. read more

king tut is very good ,,the food is excellent and rhe people are awesome this is an old picture from lynnwood ,,Miss that place read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - miss going to you guys and seing hany i hope all is well with your business - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came here on a whim being in the area and was so glad I did. The staff were super friendly and gave us good recommendations. The food was delicious and they had a cute little market to buy things at too. read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food is excellent and 65 dollars can feed up to 4 people. The service was good and the environment was nice.

Great place. A real find. Everything is good. Recomendations: Lamb shank, koshary, hummus, and lentil soup. There is free parking.

Average food. It used to be much better when they first opened. Strange tables designs. I used to go there several times a week but I stopped after I was served below average food. read more

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This place is punching WAY above its weight class. The lamb shank that I got was DELICIOUS. The mint lemonade? Perfect balance between sweet and tart. My meal was amazing. Greek fries seem a little standard though compared to the entrees. I was able to talk to the mom and pop cooks here (slow weekend, got lucky) and they were very nice people. Learned to home cooked over a long period of time. Definitely check this place out though. Absolutely outstanding food read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Lamb Shank - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Ample servings of delicious food. The musakka was excellent. Multiple veggie dishes. The place was remarkably quiet, so we could have a conversation! Great service too! read more

they're back! happy dance! King Tut was previously located by the Lynnwood Transit Center and closed when construction for the light rail started. apparently they relocated and opened in march on hwy 99 and 135th. why didn't i know this? inspite of being johnny-come-late, i rushed over in june and was over-joyed to see my two most favorite items were still on their menu: molokheya soup: it's green, it's chicken brothy, it's garlicky, and it's slippery. personally, i love the texture. i would happily eat 2 bowls of this with some flat bread and call me happy and full. this is highly recommended if you are in for a traditional egyptian dish. alexandrian liver sandwich. another traditional dish. it's beef liver baby! don't turn up your nose. it is seasoned perfectly mediterranean style. it is not the dry icky beef liver your american grandma forced you to eat. highly recommended. other old favorites on the menu: lamb shank kofta hawashy sandwich: highly seasoned ground beef patty in a grilled flat bread. think of it as egyption patty melt but no cheese. i think this is another egyptian specialty there is something about the seasoning that is very different from other mediterranean cuisines. i like it! service is attentive and everyone there is very, very, nice and friendly go there now and try some new dishes. highly recommended read more

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Great food in the traditional Egyptian way. Service was very prompt and attentive. We had the chicken Tikka, lamb, and several side dishes. All of it was wonderful. read more

What a surprising gem! A group of us stopped here for a work lunch and really enjoyed ourselves. The portions were huge and everyone was super please with what they got. I wilk definitely return! I think the fava bean dip was amazing. And the chicken shawarma on the salad was really good. The mint lemonade was good, but very sweet! read more

I love checking out new Mediterranean spots! Definitely one of my very favorite kinds of food (broad, I know, but I think you get it). Nice big restaurant, very clean and the waitress was very attentive and friendly. I feel like the prices were a bit high, but when I got my meal, it came with fries, which was a nice surprise. Menu doesn't mention any sides, so great! I ordered the gyro as that's the best way I can compare with other places I visit. It was good sized and bursting with ingredients! The meat was flavorful and the whole package was very nice. It's the first time I've ever had cooked onions in a gyro. Didn't hate it but it was different. Their tzatziki was excellent and the pita bread looked a bit odd, but VERY fresh and tasty! Price was a bit high for that too, IMHO. Finally, I did order a cola, and they just brought out a can. I think that could be done in a little bit nicer presentation, maybe with a glass with some ice. If that's not your target audience, I get it, but it felt weird just drinking out of a can at a sit-down restaurant. Overall, it was a good dining experience. I think this place is new, so I'm sure it will improve the more people that patronize it. (You SHOULD!) One other thing I would like to mention, and I hope I'm not coming across negatively here (and again, it's a newer restaurant I think), but the decor didn't really match the middle eastern food. Since it's called King Tut, maybe put up some Egyptian art and take down the metal bicycle art. Again, not trying to be critical here, but man I would love to see some legit middle eastern furnishings, it would up the ambience! read more

This place was a favorite of mine when it was in Lynnwood. One day it was there and one day it was gone, the spot it used to occupy has since been torn down for light rail construction. I was certain it was gone forever and sad that I never got a chance to say goodbye, so I was beyond excited when Yelp informed me it had reopened unexpectedly in a different location. The new location is much bigger and seems brighter inside, but has the same delicious food. Prices do seem to have risen with the times, but that is expected almost everywhere these days. I had my old favorite, the koshary, which is something I have become obsessed with since first having it here years ago. I also opted for the tahini and fava bean appetizers. I could eat the fava beans as a meal itself, and might opt to do this next time. My partner opted for one of the specials, kubba and liked it so much he plans to try to recreate it at home. I was envious of those drinking the mint lemonade at other tables and might have to splurge for this next time. There are so many things I want to try I will definitely be back soon. read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Lots more space than the old location. - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant has relocated from Lynnwood to the North Seattle/Bitter Lake neighborhood. Clearly it was fairly established for a decade as a family run, indie restaurant. My former work site was in Lynnwood for 5.5 years and somehow this was missed on my radar screen. Looks like they were displaced due to the light rail construction in Lynnwood and just opened about two weeks ago. This is in the same strip mall as several other businesses such as Friendship BBQ, proximate to KFC and Ivar's, located along Aurora/Hwy 99 and the Metro Rapid Ride E route. This had been the location of three previous restaurants: two Chinese, one Ethiopian. Hoping being fairly established earlier, they will be as successful at this current location. I stopped in for a late lunch (4/15/22). This was my first step towards normalcy: no masks and attempting solids after a major dental procedure earlier in the week. Friendly and welcoming greeting upon entering. Nice interior where you have the choice of tables or booths. I was provided water and a menu to peruse. Nice background music. While onsite for an hour, aside from myself, there was a two top and then followed by a party of five. Again, all tables including mine were well attended and food ordered came out fairly promptly. Mediterranean is often used as a blanket, all encompassing adjective. However, it can represent a whole host of different regional cuisines. I will use as benchmarks: Petra (Belltown), Caspian Grill (UDistrict), and recently revisited Harissa (Ravenna) to see where King Tut stacks up. I ordered the hummus and pita appetizer ($7.99), Kofta entree ($20.99) and Turkish coffee ($6.99). Clearly I was being ambitious, because the appetizer and entree portions were very generous. I was able to only consume a fourth of the hummus, clearly this is shareable. I enjoyed the pillowy soft pita. The Kofta entree, comprised of three grilled ground beef, lamb, onion, and tomato kebabs, placed atop a generous serving of yellow tumeric flavored rice, and with a nice dressed side salad with lettuce, tomato, red onion, cucumber, and an olive. Tzaziki sauce was also provided in a ramekin. This can easily feed up to two to three people. I really enjoyed the presentation and flavors. I wrapped up my late lunch with the Turkish Coffee service which came with an accompanying sweet, a split date filled with chopped nuts. I was too full, so this was packed up with my other leftovers. However, I did savor my Turkish Coffee. After letting the grounds settle, the coffee had a fragrant cardamon scent. I've only had this type of coffee service at other cafes/restaurants: Coffeemind (Queen Anne), Cafe Turko (Fremont), and Urban Luxe Cafe (Roosevelt) neighborhoods and Tov, an Egyptian cafe/double decker bus in Portland, OR. With tax and tip, my late lunch totaled under $48, but note, I ended up with a lot of packed up leftovers. Takes a lot to open at a new location after being established elsewhere, plus dealing with the new normal of pandemic and inflation challenges. As of today, there were 18 other Yelp posts that didn't pass the algorithm and were relegated to the Not Recommended reviews abyss. So I join the two remaining Yelp posts to recommend King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant. A welcomed addition to the growing North Seattle/Bitter Lake neighborhood! read more

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The baba ganoush was excellent! The falafel and chicken schwarma was out of this world. Don't pass this place by. It is small but mighty!

Food Delicious food. We got the koshary - a delish vegetarian dish that is absolutely flavorful! Chicken shawarma plate with rice was also pretty delectable. Yum! Service Attentive and super friendly servers Ambiance Casual and chill. Quiet and nice music. I would hands down come here again if I am craving Mediterranean food and in the area! read more

It is really hard to find Egyptian food as opposed to generic Middle Eastern, so this was quite exciting. We would never been in the area either except we fled the power outage due to the bomb cyclone. Food was really good, although I thought the prices were on the high side. We ordered the Egyptian national dish Koshari, Molokhia soup (another Egyptian specialty), and more typical chicken shawarma plates for the kids. The Egyptian specialties were really great. Molokhia was one of my favorite meals growing up, so this was really nostalgic for me. For those who don't know, it is a soup made from a special herb that is really hard to find here. Not for everyone. My brother absolutely hated it. Kashkari is a combination dish of rice, lentils, fried onions, macaroni plus several absolutely delicious and unique sauces you mix with the dish. It reminds me of the simpler rice, onion and lentil dish I also ate while growing up (you can find this particular dish at Tanoor here in Sammamish). read more

The best Egyptian and Mediterranean food. The food was extremely delicious. The Mandy rice is exceptional. The serves is nice and friendly. The seating is Ambience. read more

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65$ for this food order?!? Oh my lord why I have to give this restaurant an other chance, I ordered beef lamb chawarma greek fries and humus. Look at this shit. Humus is gross beef lamb chawarma is frozen meat with tons of dry rice Greek fries are from restaurant depot. Habibi yakhrab bitek read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - 65$ food - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We called in an order for chicken Shawarma with yellow rice and extra garlic sauce, the lamb shank with yellow rice, a side of baba ghanoush, extra pita bread and basbousa cake. It is a small, clean restaurant in a strip mall so there is parking available. Service was friendly and they went through the order with us before leaving which I really appreciate. My husband said the lamb shank was good (I do not eat lamb), I thought the chicken shawarma was tasty, liked the rice and garlic sauce. The chicken was moist and pretty good but was cut into really small pieces, I just prefer when it is larger but that seems nitpicky. I love baba ghanoush...unfortunately, theirs was disappointing. Their pita bread was very different from most Mediterranean places. It was an actual pita pocket and we did not really care for it. The olive oil cake was okay but pretty dry. I did appreciate they give you a choice of rice or salad because most places give you both and I always feel guilty because I rarely eat the salad. Our bill was close to $98. I would give them 3.5 stars if I could. Not sure we will return. read more

We're rooting for this place to succeed. At the time our visit, they didn't have enough staff to support a few tables. Granted, we did have a large party. The lamb shank was tender and fell off the bone. The chicken kabob was dry and rubbery. Hopefully they can get more help and I'm sure the service and food will be much better. read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Lamb Shank - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Really cool spot. Meat and rice were a lil dry and prices were way too high ( what isn't?) but overall I'd recommend

If you have not been here yet- you are missing out. Probably the best middle eastern/ Mediterranean spot on the west side. Goodbye mr gyros and shawarma king- this place is the best! We got the chicken shawarma plate- with a side of garlic sauce, an appetizer of regular fries and a Greek salad. Portions were huge and we had enough for another meal. Prices are reasonable for quality and portion side. They have some vegetarian options luckily and lots of fresh sodas/ juice and authentic desserts you dont get elsewhere. The om ali had coconut and was different from what I expected. Excellent crunchy fresh salad and amazing rice flavors. The chicken shawarma was really made with love- last time i tasted these flavors was in the middle east growing up. Lovely lady who seated us and took our order. No wait for a table on a Monday night. Good mysic and well made fresh mint lemonade- i want to come back and try some of their unique iraqi dishes. read more

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Do yourself a favor and eat here right now. They have so many good authentic options. The food is AMAZING and everyone here is so sweet and kind. The service is fast and so good. This food is going to make u fall in love with your life!!! read more

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The food here is excellent, fresh and artfully presented. The staff are kind and take pride in their work. What a gem of a find in a strip mall! Much less expensive than traveling to the Middle East read more

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Good food great service hard to come by loved the ambiance. Be careful once you go here it's hard not to keep coming back. read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Chicken Shawarma - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Everything we have tried here has been amazing! Service is great. And their home made hot sauce is packed with flavor - very different than any hot sauce I had before. read more

King Tut Mediterranean Restaurant - Mediterranean Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've wanted to eat there for a long time. I'm completely baffled by the 5 star reviews. Everything we had was absolutely awful. I see positive mentions of the lamb shank, so maybe that's the way to go. I initially wrote a lot more, but I decided to delete it. I'll just say that it was really really bad. Really expensive too! read more

Had visited Tut's for a few times already and I must say, it's so good every single time. We got the chicken shawarma, gyro sandwich, and the best of all the Lamb Shank entree! read more

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Friendly service. I stopped by for a takeout lunch order--gyro sandwich. It was quick and pretty good. Better than most places, but meat heavy and light on lettuce. Am hoping they run out of styrofoam containers soon. read more

The Turkish coffee service is both wonderful and beautiful with sweet, spiced coffee and dates served with tahini and walnuts. The lamb shank was delicious and the smoky rice was great. The staff are friendly and the place is nice. We will be back! read more

Excellent service, great vibes. I ordered the lamb shank, and I liked it; however, it's only four stars since the hummus was very basic; otherwise, I would rate it higher Still recommend this restaurant read more

This restaurant offers great food and customer service. We have been back several times.

I was blown away! I just happened across this restaurant close to closing time and they graciously let me in. Coming just recently from nyc I am a little spoiled. Without a doubt my new favorite spot. Casual and friendly atmosphere and staff. As I vegetarian there was plenty to choose from but went with lentil soup, fava bean Yellow rice and salad. They were all great and plentiful. Enjoyed the leftovers for dinner the next night. I will be going there often. You should too! read more

King Tut, yes please! Ordered a gyro, moist veggie filled falafel, and a beef and lamb shawarma. The dipping sauce for the falafel was the icing on the cake, and their hot sauce they provide fits perfect with all aspects of the meal. Plus all the appetizers come with pita bread. The plate was FILLED with two kinds of Mediterranean rice, lamb, and a salad. The gyro was overflowing with sauce, meat, lettuce, and tomatoes. Come visit this hole in the wall, you will not be disappointed @mojojojo_eatss to see video! read more

Food is amazing here! Kofta were way better than many places. Owner was kind to remember my custom requests. Ordering soon for the lamb shank next! read more

Food was good! I tried the Kushari, Lamb Shoulder and Hawawshi! The food got a solid 8.1/10. Service was good and timely! Ambiance: it's a great place to try egyption food and have family or friends gathering! read more