I got the mix plate and it's a good portion. It is tasty. My favourite part of the dish is the…read morerice. It's what stood out to me the most. Their is nothing special about them, but it if you're craving a solid shawarma plate, this will hit the spot. I would eat at this place again.

Best shawarma plate in the city $16 for very generous portions. Amazing!! The garlic potatoes are…read moreking

I went today to shawarma royal the food was very good and the portions were excellent I got a…read moreshawarma wrap and it was loaded with chicken definitely coming back

I visit family in the area a few times a year and recently found this place nearby. I enjoyed the…read morefood and bought from them three times during my two week visit. However, after my last visit, I refuse to ever eat there again. Their customer service is not great. If you want to make a small change to your order it always creates confusion and they seem to get really irritated. I asked for no fries just salad with my combo. The cashier said, "the meal already comes with salad". I said, "ok, but I don't want fries". He says very impatiently, "so what do you want?" I said, "I just said I wanted salad" he takes my order and begins to talk shit with the other men behind the counter. How do you run a business like this? Being so inflexible for every little request. If you don't want to make alterations to the menu then say that on your menu or something. Why is it a big deal if I don't want fries?? It's not nice to feel like I'm walking on egg shells every time I want to make an order. When we left a man behind the counter offered us extra garlic sauce and apologized. What's funny is I did not complain. I was patiently waiting. So they obviously realized I was not happy or that they had not handled the situation the best. Unfortunately, this was the last straw for me after experiencing bad service three times, strike you're out. There are so many good Sharwarma restaurants in the area and beyond, I will spend my money where I feel good about my experience which motivates me to want to return. And especially when I had been nothing but respectful. I went to another sharwarma restaurant in the area, not only was the chicken more flavorful and tender, the staff came from behind the counter to ask us how our food was and engaged in small chit chat. I was not expecting it and I appreciated it so much after my negative experience here. I guess they don't need my business. And I'm happy to oblige.

We stopped by this restaurant after an event and had a really good experience. The employees were…read morereally nice and let us dine in even though it was late and borderline past closing hours. The restaurant is really cute with amazing artwork and decor to admire. THE FOOD: Lentil soup: - The lentil soup was amazing. It was bursting with flavour and one of the best lentil soups I have had in a long time. It was both gluten and dairy free. Falafel - The falafel was the best falafel I have ever had! It was crispy and served with hummus. I really like how the falafels were heart shaped. The presentation was really nice and I would come back to enjoy these. Chicken Platter: My fiancé ordered the chicken platter and he really enjoyed it. The platter comes with salad and hummus. He found the chicken super tender and the salad was delicious. Both of us had hummus and found it robbed mediocre. Halava: - The halava was super sweet and made with pistachio. It tasted delicious and it was the perfect way to end our meal. Would We Return? Absolutely!

I came here for work and I have tried plenty of middle eastern cuisine and this might take the…read morenumber 1 spot. Upon entering Tomah I was immediately greeted by the young gentleman behind the counter. I was free to sit where I pleased. He immediately brought water and a cup of tea complimentary. The tea was amazing, full of flavor and sweet. I only ordered Syrian Shwarma and requested an additional drizzle of pomergranate syrup and an order of Muttabal and asked if that was enough and should I order more. The waiter, insisted I try the kibbeh and would bring me one. The food came out promptly, first the muttabal which I can say might be better than when my Syrian mother in law makes it! The Shwarma came out and that was amazing, it was juicy and the spices and dressings where perfect. To my surprise the waiter brought out the lentil soup, kibbeh and falafel to try. The were delectable to say the least. The ambiance during the lunchtime was quiet, however after some time Arabic music was put on, and wasn't too loud, but just right as background noise to enjoy while you eat. The cushions were a Syrian style of sitting with arm rests almost like pillows. I will be back, and I will recommend anyone to come here and get a "Taste of Syria"!

We had a great experience at Paramount on Upper James. I ordered the mixed platter, which came with…read morea generous serving of rice, tender grilled beef and chicken skewers, roasted potatoes, fresh pita bread, and sides of hummus and garlic sauce. Everything was well-seasoned, and the meat was juicy and flavorful. I also had the strawberry mango juice, which was refreshing and visually beautiful with its layered colors. The atmosphere was bright, spacious, and clean, with a warm Middle Eastern decor and even a play area for kids, which made it a perfect choice for a family outing. My son enjoyed the fries and had a great time playing while we ate.

Had our Valentines Day lunch here. Had the beef tenderloin...it was delicious. Rakan took great…read morecare of us. Excellent service

OKay so First of all they just opened the guy kind of had an attitude. It was OK but I found a…read morehair I wasnt sure if it was myne or theres because the man was a chef but the mom or someone was behind there too with a similar but shorter hair then me . The shawarma was good but there was no lettuce tomatoe etc. It was SOOOOOOO expensive as well for what you get. just no.

Very friendly service. The food is also very good and prices are fair or almost very low compared…read moreto the large portions you get. We were very happy with the falafel and the masa plates we had as appetizer. Those were almost already a full meal on their own and tasted delicious. The chicken shawarma wraps were very good too. It was our first visit and we left very satisfied. I definitely recommend this place and will also return again in the near future. Give this place a chance when you're in the area, you will not regret it. We're not from St. Catharines, but would drive the extra miles to eat here again. I would give them 5 stars to balance out the first 1 star review which seems in my opinion way too harsh. But a 4 star rating feels more appropriate.

Went there on a Friday morning to get some takeout and was pleasantly surprised, because the…read moreDoorDash reviews weren't that great but I absolutely loved the food! The folks working there was super nice, and helped me right away. They food came out quick and fresh too. I had the omelette grilled cheese and an Americano. The grilled cheese was sooo cheesy and the omelette was season super nicely. 10/10. The fries were also seasoned, and were super tasty, with a very mild kick to them. It was great, although not a lightweight meal by any means. Strongly recommend

I didn't have an opportunity to try the food because I was on the hunt to try a new coffee place in…read morethe city. I initially went to try the Pistachio latte but I was curious about the Spanish latte after reading over the menu. It had condensed milk in it and that is what won me over. It was the perfect amount of sweetness and it actually was really refreshing. The staff were friendly and took their time to explain what their lattes consisted of. The inside was quite big and decorated very nice. I will be going back to try the Pistachio latte this week. If you are in the area and want to try a new place for coffee. Go here!!

I was looking for a special night out in Hamilton (something I'd never had to do in the past) and…read moremy research took me to an Airbnb experience that was this hidden gem. I'd never experienced anything like Saha in the past (the closest thing would be Urban Acorn Catering) but what Chef Khalil does with Saha is run a pop up restaurant at his own place in Hamilton that serves up a top of the line Middle Eastern Tasting Menu that he makes and plays host along with his lovely wife. We had a 5 course tasting menu, but with Chef Khalil being so fantastic, we ended up with a total of 9 wonderful courses (10 if you count the Arabic coffee to finish). Left feeling very full and just blown away at this delicious and wonderfully intimate experience. I won't go in to very detailed descriptions of the courses, but in all honesty every single one was a highlight, it was very difficult to pick a favourite, for me it was probably the Halibut, with Arabian tapenade that also had crispy chicken skin, I don't think I've ever had a fish dish topped with chicken and it was amazing! The feast for the eyes was definitely his dessert, a pomegranate mouse surrounded by cardamom meringues! Those 2 dishes looked amazing but tasted even better!! Red meat is my least favourite thing to eat, so I appreciated the rib of lamb not being massive, and appreciated it even more that it was a medium rare delight! What really made this evening special was the ambiance that Chef Khalil and his wife sets in their living room, a small intimate space perfect for a romantic night with a nice tall table candle and Arabic music to go with it. Throughout the evening chef would keep checking on us to make sure everything was going great, and talk about the dish we were about to have. He makes everything in house, which really blew me away, considering it was just for 2 of us and he makes such a large variety of dishes! It is BYOW, and I'm glad I messaged him beforehand to ask for his recommendation for what type of wine to bring along, since even my clumsy selection of wine worked out great thanks to his suggestion. While I found Saha through Airbnb I would recommend people just go to it via his regular website to get more info and make reservations too (cheaper than Airbnb).Chef Khalil hopes to open Saha as an intimate restaurant in Toronto next year, and I don't think there is anyone else doing a middle eastern tasting menu, but even compared to the tasting menus of O&B and the momofuku's in the world, Saha truly holds up, and I can't recommend this pop up version enough, especially for the price of close to $100/person (or less if you opt for fewer courses) it's truly a steal! I wish him and his wife the best moving forward!