I'm still in awe of this place…read more This restaurant is open till 2 am on weekdays!!! Located in a popular parking lot off of Buford highway. I can't recall the name of this plaza. I can't wait to go back. I have nothing more to add, except go.

The spot is a very small shop. It's in a strip mall so it has free parking. Maybe no more than…read more10-20 people can fit. That meant that they see you and come greet you right away though. All of the late night staff was super nice and friendly to me. I came after 1am ... But I came because it was open late, that was the point. The spot is in a strip mall and my Google maps was not trying to help me out! Sent me in a whole other part of the complex, but I got it together! You just have to pay attention so you don't pass it (because again, it is small). I ordered a bunch of stuff. I'll list it below and tell you how I felt about them. When I was there they had a promotion that basically took 10% off of the bill if you post on Instagram or on Facebook after you take a picture. So just keep that in mind. Just to note , With some of these kabobs you have to buy them in twos. They don't come single so just keep that in mind. The beef was like that as well as the lamb. I was not a fan of that too much because if I didn't like it, I would hate to have to eat more just because they have a limit. But this type of food is small so you wouldn't have to eat too much that you didn't like...Think of typical "street food". They will bring your kabobs I don't know a little tray that has a couple of tea lights under it to keep it warm. This is a nice little aesthetic. Beef - super flavorful and tender to the touch, may have been my favorite Lamb - bursting with flavor but may have been a little too salty ... Just a smidge Chicken - tasted very good, though not as tender as the beef but that was not a deal breaker...I would order it again Pig belly w shrimp - this was good and seasoned, had a little off consistency at first, but it ended up good though.... After the first one I went in again and this time I appreciated all of the flavor and it may have been my second best tasting Octopus ball - was tender and a little chewy, but that was not out of scope of what seafood can be, and they were seasoned well (not as well as the beef though) House fried rice - this has beef, chicken, and pork and came out hot and fresh. It needed soy sauce though,it was good but needed an extra but if salty flavor. This was a good little duck off that is open late and has good impressive food that will not break your pockets. I don't have any complaints. If I was around before highway I would definitely stop back in.

2.0.2.6. Year of the Horse blessed me with a majestic meal @ Sabaraba's…read more Falafel freshly perfectly prepared & Amy gives exemplary welcome patience and grace Now truth to power, I live way SouthMetro OTP; was searching for fresh made curated Mediterranean food - found it I'm coming back with Fam Love love love the spot & cuisine is off the chain Goodness

I hate to say it, but I have not had food this bad in a very long time. Extremely bad tasting, lack…read moreof taste in everything. The rice with pigeon peas was terrible, the lamb kabob was ok, but shawarma was not good at all and fries and my wife's pita were undercooked. I would not recommend wasting your money here.

I love this little place with very fresh, daily made options. So glad it is nearby, the daily home…read moremade soups are delicious.

It's fresh and always so tasty. I love to get the pastrami roll. With the fresh salads and the…read moreapple and cheese.

Unreal biryani. As a take out customer, I was greeted and given my food promptly. I could…read moredefinitely hang out in there at some point as the space is nice enough (and this kind of food is always better eaten on the spot). Reminds me of some of the best halal cart biryani I had in NYC from the carts. The fried onions were perfect, and veggie samosa was spiced just right. Please buy the green sauce. 5/5

First off, the guy who took my order barely understood anything I said. I ordered a gyro with ONLY…read moreAmerican cheese and white (gyro) sauce, and he said they had it. When I got my order, there was no bag--just the gyro and a box of fries. The gyro meat was burnt, it had lettuce and tomato (which I did NOT ask for), no cheese, and they gave me green sauce instead of white. I went back in to fix it, and he told me they don't even have cheese--then tried to remake it and asked AGAIN if I wanted lettuce and tomatoes after I clearly said I didn't. Now I'm stuck with a dry, burnt sandwich. Terrible experience. Don't go here.

We stopped for lunch and opted for the buffet to sample a variety of dishes. We are both…read moreadventurous diners. Staff were pleasant and efficient. Restaurant area was okay with the atmosphere similar to a gas station cafe and an adjoining market of Indonesian products. I was tempted to purchase a package of frozen squid for later dinner prep and then decided maybe another time. Rice was cooked perfectly and curry sauce was rich and flavorful. Green beans with tofu were nice. Eggplant dish was swimming in oil. Pork rib pieces were inedible and unable to be thoroughly chewed due to tough texture and bone fragments. My dining companion had a dish of gelatinous beef and we remarked that we should have read more thoroughly pre-visit before doing any pointing and ordering. So, that's on us! We were unable to translate the buffet signage and ordered based off of appearance only. Would recommend researching before visiting if this is an unfamiliar cuisine as the establishment was not user-friendly beyond a specific knowledgeable dining customer. We were limited by our lack of info. We also believe we visited near the end of lunch service and this may have impacted our specific experience. Buffet appeared sparse at the time we visited early to mid afternoon Saturday. We saw patrons order from a printed menu as we were leaving and they appeared to be regular customers based on greetings and ordering. Printed menu has translations, so we may return to try again and also pick up some freezer squid to go.

I found this place because we wanted to try Indonesian food, we we're not sure what to expect…read morereally, I ordered the grilled fish and chicken skewer with chicken leg dish and a appetizer, total was $60 ish. Everything taste was good, but what really turned us off was the service. It was walk up order, and usually most places like that don't require tip, but I think is the owner, she pointed to our friends to tip, so they tipped, but felt awkward about it. We all sat at the table, and noticed that we were having to grab our food and our friends at the same table didn't, that was no big deal. Because I get it they tipped and paid for the service, but to be fair no one in our group was gonna tip because we assumed it was self-serve. The awkward part came when none of us knew if we could get just water or anything because it was never offered, so our friends asked for water, and the lady only brought enough for her and 2 other friends on their same bill where they tipped, mind you..we all sat at the same table. When we asked if we could get water, we were basically told to go get our own water at the water station. We were all shocked and frankly everyone was left feeling very awkward and uncomfortable. The food was not bad, but not special or good enough for us emotionally ever go back, We are always very generous with our tip, and when our friend told us they tipped, I was going to put cash when we leave, but the lady who "helped" us made the experience so awkward and unpleasant that we didnt feel it was at all worth us tipping, had she brought water to us, we would have given her the tip, but the whole time she would check on our friends asking them how was the food, we were also customers sitting at the same table...soooo no i will never go back. Just be warned if you go, either take it togo, or make sure you tip, otherwise be prepared to be treated as if you were invisible.

I'm stopping in Cafe Sababa after a car emissions test; it turns out since my 2000 Camry is 25…read moreyears old that I no longer need it so I'll count this as a free lunch. The interior is very mom and pop with soft lighting and old ceiling tiles but well maintained with an obvious attention to detail and care. There is limited seating inside; you've got long padded benches set in the walls and small tables. They seem ideal for parties of 4 or take-out. You can squeeze maybe one bigger party inside if you really want. I snagged a lamb sandwich on recommendation; it comed your choice of a chopped salad, cup of soup, or rice. I ended up going with the soup of the day which is a curry chickpea. The lamb sandwich was a definite winner. There's a lot of care and that same attention to detail to constructing it. There was a 15ish minute wait but perfectly acceptable since it all came out fresh. The lamb slices were super juicy and flavorful and the sauce added that extra spicy but not too spicy kick that went well with the softness of the pita and the crunch of the fresh lettuce. The soup was piping hot so I had to wait a few minutes to let it cool but flavorful and smooth. I'd gotten it as a potential dip but the sandwich did'nt need it so I'd probably go with the chopped salad next time. Overall, Cafe Sababa does a lot of what I enjoy in Mediterranean. I'd definitely stop in again and try out more items on their menu if I was in the area. A very good first impression.

The shawarma wrap, soup and harissa were delicious! Been missing a good Mediterranean spot and glad…read moreI found one here!

This spot lets you grill the skewers yourself, so everything comes out sizzling hot and freshly…read morecharred. It honestly feels like a late-night street food scene in China Beef tendon skewers : incredibly tender with the perfect marinade. Flavorful without being overly salty. 9.5/10 The seafood & chicken feet stew: Loaded with fresh crab packed with roe, shrimp, wings, and chicken feet. The broth leans slightly sweet and savory, tastes very natural, and doesn't have that artificial hotpot-base flavor.9/10 spicy rice noodles ; they soak up the broth beautifully and make the dish even more satisfying. Broth is too light, recommend to add more chili oil, is not spicy at all!! 8/10 Perfect for group dinners, food adventures, or if you just love authentic Chinese BBQ experiences.

Ultimate BBQ tableside experience…read more It's my goal to bring you all of the best Chinese style BBQ kebab spots in Metro Atlanta and more. This is the ONLY location with an automatic rotating tableside BBQ with real charcoal, delivered fresh to the table. If you are a fan of Korean BBQ, then you've got to try this fun spot with friends. While this spot does not have the highest quality kabob meat, it is definitely a fun experience that I bring friends ansld family to when I have a group of 4-8 people. On a positive note, the skewers are not as salty as other places. So, you can ask for a spice tray to add to your food for more spice and salt. Note: BBQ grills are at large table only with a minimum of $80 for the entire table. Good for large groups.

I will come back and do a proper review with photos at another date. I stopped in to grab my…read morehusband some take away and don't feel like to-go dishes are worthy of photos. With that said...the Pork dumplings were perfection today! The skin was on the thicker side but not too thick and the pork mixture was juicy and seasoned perfectly. I want to come back for research purposes to see if today was an anomaly or their standard. We will be coming back!

For this visit, I was craving meat. So I decided to try this place which has had a few good reviews…read moreon Yelp and had the food I wanted to try. Service is almost self serve with the exception the skewers are brought out as they are cooked. Different items take longer to cook, so they will bring out items in the order in which they need to cook. So you can stagger different types and eventually you'll get the skewer you want. The location is small and has a very pretty mural along the wall. Definitely feels like a mom and pop shop. The door needs to be fixed though. Seems the doors hydronic was broken so each time the door opened it slams after. :/ I ordered Beef and Sauerkraut Dumplings Beef Scalded Aorta Kabob Chicken Heart Pork Intestine Taiwan sausage Rice They split the hearts in half to grill, so they ended up being dry and crispy. Depending on how you like heart, it's not juicy or cooked medium, they are pretty well done. I thought it was beef. The flavor was great and had their mala spice mix which was tolerable. The Scalded Aorta was basically eating cartaledge. I didn't like this as much. They were not flavorful and just powdered with their seasoning. The real wonders here was the Pork Intestine and Beef Kraut Dumplings. I'm really glad I got the dumplings. Some of the better dumplings I've had and much better than what Ive had at some top dumpling places. The Taiwan Sausage was hot, sweet and flavorful. If I were to reorder, I probably would leave the heart and aorta out. Get more Intestine and more dumplings. On my way to check out, I noticed they had Stewed pork, so I think next meal will be that and some dumplings and get it to go. Overall well worth the starts they have earned.

Lamb Kabob plate, Falafel sandwich, and Kafta sandwich all…read morewere tasty and cooked in front of you. It was not some frozen packed stuff that you buy from Restaurant Depot. Tahina was a bit watery, but hummus was nice and smooth. Grocery side had the Fava beans we like. This time we didn't drink coffee.

The food was delicious- everything prepared fresh. The staff was friendly too…read more The market is well stocked and the dining area is clean and well maintained. Prices were very reasonable and the portions were generous.