We got the EUR 15 pp meze platter for four people, and were stunned when the food stopped coming…read more This got us only hummus, baba ganoush, salad and 2 more vegetarian dishes. The non-veg choice had some chicken wings that weren't bad. Bread was stale. Service was fairly poor. We left EUR 90 lighter and slightly confused as to why we didn't just buy a tub of hummus and bottle of wine from the carrefour.

We had the lunch special (stuffed grape leaves and grilled meat and rice with salad) plus some…read morehummus and it was very good. Warm atmosphere. I'd come back. We had a contrary experience than the previous reviewer. We left with food still in the table. We found the proportions were more than reasonable.

Delicious food and something a little different from typical French food. Very authentic though I…read morewish their bread was a little fluffier.

A nice find in Rouen. A simple and straightforward menu, the Afghan dishes are distinct from Indian…read moreor Pakistani: very aromatic and uncomplicated. The food is perfectly cooked; my lamb was full of flavour and meltingly tender. The chutney kicks hard! Great service and cooking are worth every cent of the price: Roughly 22 euros per person with entrée, main and dessert plus 50cl of house wine (which is pretty good). ( Pardonnez-mon français, on ne m'a pas appris pour longtemps ) La Kaboul est une bon restaurant. La menu est simple et sans complications. Le cuisine afghans est distincte de l'indienne et pakistanais. Les viends sont parfai cuisiné ; mon agneau "Kaboul" etáit savoureuse et très tendre, ça fondu en mon bouche ! Le chutney etáit bon, mais très piquant ! Le service était très serviable et amical. Environs € 22 euros par personne, avec entrée, plat, dessert et une carafe de vin du maison ( ça quis assez bon ).

Very nice, simple, affordable Méditerranéen food. Friendly staff. I had the chicken skewer plate.read more

I came here with a huge group of friends and had a wonderful time!…read more The owner is the friendliest person in Caen and really welcomed us. I got the Chicken chika, which was delicious! And everything is reasonably priced for my university student budget. It came with fries and the restaurant provided plenty of sauces for the food. Two of my friends got the falafel and the owner brought extra falafel for the table. It was so much better than falafel you can get in bigger places. The owner told us the story of his home town in Syria, after which the restaurant is named, and it was touching to be able to talk to him.

Muslim husband and wife run. DELICIOUS food; sweet upstairs seating area. Hummus, potatoes, fatoush…read moresalad, falafel, baklava all really good. No alcohol. Attentive, warm, welcoming service. Some English

From the owner: Toute les saveurs du liban dans votre assiette... Cuisine raffinée et parfumée...read more

Their lamb shish wraps are quality, yet overpriced and there drinks are a little too expensive.read more

Kambi's was absolutely rammed on a quiet wednesday evening. I went with a dear iranian friend and…read morepassed by some spots I expected to be pretty packed at 9. Most other joints on the seafront and western road seemed pretty empty. Even the newly opened Jetty was a bit desolate. Folks seem to identify the food as a bunch different things, but the waiting staff definitely knew what was going on with persian dishes and names. We ordered the koobideh, a seasoned and marinated ground lamb dish served over rice with grilled tomatoes. As a side order, a gentle garlic yoghurt (mast maseer, they stylized it). In true iranian style we had a tableside bowl of sumac (a tangy, slightly citrusy berry ground into powder and used in middle eastern and especially iranian cuisine) which was pretty exciting. The meat was good, but a bit pricy for what it was. Thankfully the mix of raw onion, garlic yoghurt, saffron rice, and bits of decent lamb became more than the sum of its parts. 14 pounds each plus tip for that and 2 diet cokes was a bit much. I guess maybe it's unfair to compare everything to riddle & finns before 7:15. I would certainly go back to Kambi's when I'm in the mood for that lovely sumac. Apparently they do fessenjan on a Sunday, so I'll definitely be back for that. Slow cooked persian chicken is out of this world. The atmosphere was also quite endearing, with a persian family celebrating their toddler's birthday -- for which the staff put on a(n appropriately accented) happy birthday tune -- some token persian businessmen, and some british families. Everyone joined in the singing and clapping, which was nice. 3 and a half stars.

Casual, excellent North African restaurant with specialities from the Petite Kabylie region of…read moreAlgeria. For those who only know couscous from other countries, this version is lighter and more delicious. Service is friendly and they have a second address at the entrance of Deauville town which is also excellent. You won't find better in this part of Normandy.

Appetizers and food was amazing! I'm a big fan of eggplant (aubergines) and this was a hit. The…read morelamb and chicken meat were very juicy and flavorful! Atmosphere was great and family friendly

They have really good food but the service is shit. They took 45 mins just to get the bread and the…read morefood took more time. The staff ignores you like your not there, special treatment for the people they know.

From the owner: Spécialité syrienne fait maisonread more