I used to come here when it had a different name. They sure kept the same quality and included more…read moreitems. Prices are decent for the quantity. They are open Thursday to Sat until 3AM. Provided quick service. Location is great, being on Jasper and across a bar.

La Shish is great comfort food for me. I always come here when I need something filling and yummy…read more The shawarma plate is always my go to and always hits the spot!

It was Thursday evening after going to the pool, starting a 3-day weekend, and I was in the mood…read morefor a hookah pipe and mint tea, so I started looking on Google hookah places in Edmonton and came upon Sultan. Sultan is a very relaxing place!! Middle eastern music is playing, lights are dim, and the air is filled with hookah smoke scent. Sultan offers a good variety of foods, salads, hummus and shawarmas. I took the hummus plate accompanied by warmed up pita bread - it was very delicious!!! I also drank mint tea, which was good and warming. Turkish coffee is also served, along with non-alcoholic drinks (smoothies and soft drinks), alcoholic beverages (beer, whine, shots). Finally, they have of course hookah pipes, with a long list of flavours to choose from. I decided to go with double apple flavour, but they have many other fruit and/or mint flavours. A few extra charcoal pucks are added, so you can take your time to smoke, drink and eat, while listening to music!! I look forward to coming back to try their other foods.

I worked here and it was the worst job of of my life. I had no training and no help. The owner is…read morearrogant and would rather sit there and smoke shisha than make sure his employees have an understanding of their job. I had a lot of complaints about the food and the service but i could only do so much with the non existent training i was given. On top of it all they never gave me a paycheck. P.S. there is no air conditioning and they make you pay $3 for water. I was not allowed to give people glasses of water... ridiculous

I know this business since they started. The food has been always delicious with great value. The…read morecustomer service is great and the staff are usually friendly and helpful. The place is not very big so if it's busy, sitting options may be limited. Since the place is on Whyte, parking in general may be tricky and free parking may not be an option. Overall I like the place and their food and especially a great place to go to for lunch with coworkers! :)

I've been to POM Persian Grill a few times since they first opened and all my experiences have been…read morevery enjoyable. The server/cook was friendly and showed me what the skewers look like (perhaps due to my limited Persian cuisine experience). Everything tasted really good - Koobideh and Joojeh are definitely worth trying. I'd rate them 8.8/10

This is a new place that recently opened on Whyte. I only stumbled onto this restaurant when…read moreDorinku was closed. But I am glad I did. The atmosphere is nothing special. It is fast food looking and not many tables. However my stomach was growling so I decided to stick it out. Also, they did not have printed menus which irritated me as well as you needed to go up to order. This also irritated me. Hence why a star lost. Everything else was excellent. Nice, diverse menu with things that I have never seen before (stuffed artichokes). And the owner was incredibly friendly. I chose the House Specialty Artichoke - Tender artichoke stuffed with ground beef, fresh mushrooms, garlic, onion, and tomatoes, cooked in olive oil with house spices. Served with fragrant raisin saffron rice, crisp fattoush, and cool tzatziki. I love artichokes and rarely see them in a menu. The flavours were a symphony. Loved every bit of it. I am also fairly picky with fattoush salads (my absolutely favourite) and thiers was zippy with fresh lemon. Delicious. The rice was delicate while the tzatziki was fresh. The portion was large. My friend went with the Mixed Veggie Platter which was a vegetarian feast! Includes creamy hummus, smoky baba ghanoush, Lebanese moussaka, hearty mujaddara, and savory grape leaves (dolma). Served with warm pita bread. This also looked amazing and something I will need to try next time. (And there will be a next time). We both had food to take home. Totally reccomend it.

Amazing falafe, I've been living in Edmonton for 13 years never had falafel that taste like back…read morehome but today at Fattoush I found the best falafel

We went for lunch with some coworkers! I loved the coffee…read morethat was served as soon as we entered the place! The staff seemed to be friendly! Parking options were very limited around noon! Also when we went inside it seemed a bit chaotic! There were five of us, one order was wrong and the another order came at the very end when the other four dishes were already finished! The food was good and delicious! I would like to imagine it was an off day and would like to go back there again! The quality and value of the food was definitely good!

Finally was able to try Root of Beirut. Tried to eat here last year but they were randomly closed…read morefor an event. It's in a random neighbourhood area. We dropped in on a busy Saturday (12:30pm) for lunch. The inside is huge. Servers are friendly and but no water is served. Menu consists of platters, pita pies, salads, wraps, Mediterranean platters, fatayer and pizza. - Baba ghanouj ($8.00) - came with a platter of fresh, pillowy soft pitas. The baba ghanouj was creamy. Generous portion. - Tabouli ($7.00) - good portion but standard fare. - Zaatar pita pie ($2.00) - my favourite thing we ordered. Always a must when it's on the menu. - Beef shawarma ($8.00) - didn't try but our friends enjoyed it. - Trio platter ($20.00) - beef was the best of the bunch. The garlic sauce was great. Rice was a touch bland. Fattoush was okay. - Lamb mansaf ($20.00) - lamb shank was tender but plain. - Fatayer ($10.00 for 12) - you get to pick 3 flavours. We went with meat (my favourite), akawi (white brined cheese) and kishik (bulgur with milk/yoghurt). Good portions at RoB but very carb heavy.

Our monthly lunch group of 4 went here today. WOW! The food was fantastic and the lady cooking and…read moreserving was the nicest person I've met in a long time. I admit that I played it safe with a pasta dish that was huge and delicious (guess what I'll be finishing at supper time). two of the ladies had soup and raved about it. One was a lentil soup and the other was a vegetable soup. Both ladies declared their soups to be delicious. We look forward to going to Pharao's again - perhaps for supper!

I met a couple colleagues here for lunch and had a really good experience. The restaurant is…read moretucked away just off Calgary Trail and has a decent amount of parking. The ambiance and atmosphere are very warm and inviting and I can say the same about the service. Our server was helpful, friendly and informative. I ordered the beef souvlaki lunch plate which came with rice and salad as well as a choice of garlic sauce, tzatziki, or tahini. We were also offered some homemade hot sauce as well. The food tasted really good and my colleagues enjoyed theirs as well. I'd like to visit again to try more of their menu. They have plenty of dishes that would be good for sharing as well.

Ordered lentil soup, which was fine. Ordered a mango juice, the juice was $9.00 and it didn't taste…read morefresh. I was shocked the juice was more expensive than my soup. Ordered spicy potato's... they smelt like pennies. It was nauseating. Soup was great, but the potatoes are overly sauced.

I frequently stay at the hotel at the City Center and get lunch in this food court. I was excited…read moreto see a middle eastern option alongside the traditional burgers and sandwich shops. I ordered the shwarma combo with chicken and beef. The meal came with rice, hummus, pita, salad, and meat. THe food looked good, however, the beef was so tough I didn't eat the food. It was full of gristle and difficult to eat. Not sure if this was a fluke because I went towards the end of the day, but the meal was bad.

I used to come here a lot and it was my favorite donair spot in town. But new management, new…read morename so new review. The menu has changed so they don't have my favorite homestyle donair any more. The donair I did get was decent and up to standards. There seems to be more on the menu on offer so I will have to come back and check the place out more.

I love this store and I'm happy they are very close to us! :)…read moreThe store design is fantastic and I love their uniform. It has a very warm and welcoming vibe. We find products here that are usually hard to find somewhere else. The staff have been very friendly and helpful and when you have a question, they won't leave you till you find what you needed even if you ask them store manager. I love their butchery department and bakery the best. They always have fresh and high quality products that you can smell it from the opposite side of the store. Overall I have been always enjoying my shopping experience there and I highly recommend them! :)

Took my out-of-town aunt here Sunday at 12PM for the All you can eat Saturday/Sunday only 9AM-2PM…read morebrunch. For only $20! Super reasonable price. There are washrooms quite near; gender specific, many stalls. If you can find somewhere to sit you "claim your chairs" - bring a coat to leave on the chair! - and then go pay and grab food. No waiters. Once you pay you get a stamp and can go get food. Food options included were sourdough pancake, sourdough pancake with blueberries, sourdough French Toast, scrambled eggs, Fruit Cobbler, Sweet n' sour pork, Potato pancakes, Smashed baby potatoes, bacon, sausage, fresh assorted fruit in fruit bowl (all mixed and diced - watermelon, pineapple, strawberries, few blueberries, melons, apple), and freshly carved ham. Also they make omelettes fresh/on-demand. sourdough pancake with blueberries - made fresh on a griddle right behind the counter, no sour taste which I was happy about. sourdough French Toast -no sour taste which I was happy about, really nice bread used. scrambled eggs - a little rubbery for me Fruit Cobbler - some of it was too soggy for me (I don't like that the bread was soggy where it touched/sat in fruit juice). Sweet n' sour pork - nice light flavor, not too tangy. Potato pancakes - a little bland for me Smashed baby potatoes - really well done, loved the crispy bits. bacon - unlimited bacon! but there is a lady who doles it out but she was happy to give by 3 slices 3 different times. Sausage - BEST breakfast sausage I have ever had. Not fatty or greasy. Super nice flavor. Assorted fruit in fruit bowl - Was easy to pick out the fruit you wanted as long as you don't hold up the line. All cut up already into bite-sized pieces. freshly carved ham - really nice, not too salty, not dry. Omelettes fresh/on-demand - my aunt was really happy with hers. Overall 100% would recommend if you don't mind finding your own table, getting your own food, and doing a little waiting in line (there was aways a small line to move though the food). But no one rushes you to hurry and eat or even say there's a 2 hour limit.