I went and had dinner with my son and my boss for my thirty fifth anniversary dinner at the Boeing…read moreairplane company. I have to say that the 2 cowboy steaks, me and my son had were cooked perfect. We had a variety of potatoes. My son had the French fries. I took the mashed potatoes. They were creamy and smooth. The vegetables were just really great. I would say anybody wants to go to a steakhouse and get the best Bang for the buck for a high quality steak cooked perfectly, Mazza Grill is the place you go to?It is the best halal restaurant. For high quality food, South of Seattle it was my boss's first time going to the restaurant and she enjoyed it also.

Came across this restaurant employees were not extremely helpful, food took forever, a lot of…read moreoptions were not available to order. They brought out items in an odd order. I don't think I would try this place again unfortunately. Ambiance was very large inside, no music or entertainment and with not a lot of people inside it wasn't pleasing. Decor was nice.

I'll get straight to the point: This place is lamb heaven…read more One of the best and most unique lamb ribs I've ever had. A thin crisp crust, falling off the bone tender lamb with a nice amount of fat. It's served with a salty spicy dry rub that adds more texture with each bite. The raw sliced onions, not something you'll see with western cuisine, but a staple served with mughlai kebabs in other parts of the world provide sweetness and additional crunch. The lamb buns were great. Unlike most buns or patties or quiche which usually have ground lamb, these had tiny cubes, along with potatoes. Just needed some hot sauce to unlock flavors for me. The lamb soup with noodles was light and super flavorful. Great for a winter afternoon. Service was nice. The place is inside the same mall which houses Ranch Market and is clean with nice comfy seating. Will I return: Definitely

Ooohh, now THIS is a slightly rare treat. Cuisine specifically from Xinjiang province in…read morenorthwestern China. Specializing in lamb, xinjiang naan, and more with a healthy amount of, of course, cumin. Lamb skewers - Glorious meaty flavor, with that very slightly gamey lamb taste and a lot of seasoning. Lamb stir fry - Delicious. I particularly love the lamb chunks that have a bit of fat or tendon on them. I also love the potato in this. Hand pulled wide noodles - These are on-point, especially after the sad and soft ones at Dough Zone. So much texture and the amount of umami they soak up from the juices of the stir fry is brain melting. Naan - They're definitely good, but these are.....sooooooooo dense and filling. As an analogy, if bread -- bagel, then Indian curry naan -- this naan. Honestly, these aren't my favorite, but I can't fault the taste or quality at all. Soup - Oh yeah, this was also perfect with the bread. At a glance, it reminds me a bit of pho broth, but you'll forget once the lamb flavor in it hits like a truck.

I just randomly drove by on my way to a client's house, caught a whiff of some heavenly barbecue…read morethrough the rain, & on a whim turned around to see if that smell was for sale. It absolutely was, & I'm glad I stopped. I got the jerk chicken cheese fries, made while standing in freezing rain in a parking lot while we chatted about Miami. The only problem was that I still had to drive to the clients house while smelling that heaven on the seat next to me slowly getting colder... I picked at it as I drove & once I got where I was going it was a few minutes before I could sit down to eat. All it took was one bite. I waded into that pile of amazing with the fervor of a woman who hadn't eaten in 4 days & before I knew it it was gone. He added two sauces, both of whom were tasty but I'll be honest, I forgot about them until I was down to the last few forkfuls. If you see him set up or you see where he's going to be, absolutely worth it to stop & get some food. He's got a returning customer in me !

Dry and hard rice, barely seasoned and maybe 10 beans total. Chicken was mediocre, jerk chicken at…read moreliterally any other place I've had it is better.

really amazing comfort food in a cozy cafe. the chicken satay plate & accompaniments were perfect…read more the vegetables really balanced the bite. brisket pho broth was so rich and flavorful. good service, very kind & great recommendations. highly recommend salima specialities!

Did I come on an off night? My husband ordered the…read morelemongrass beef and I ordered the brisket pho. It took 20 minutes for my husband's lemongrass beef to come out and it was cold. Then, 5 minutes later my pho arrived. I've never waited 25 minutes for pho ever in my life. The noodles were also thick which might be great for some but I prefer the thin rice vermicelli. Some of the brisket was tough and hard to chew. There was also part of an onion skin in my soup. I don't think I'll be trying this joint again.

The food is delicious and the service is excellent. Thanks…read more I am a regular customer; I really love this place.

It was my first time back in a while and everything was delicious! We pick up two Philly…read morecheesesteaks, wings and a mango smoothie to go. The Philly cheesesteaks were delicious, perfect amount of cheese, meat and peppers. The order came with fries and I like how they are seasoned but not too salty. This restaurant has seating and is located right next to a grocery store.

I was just visiting my friend in Kent and trying to find a restaurant that was still open on late…read moreSunday night around 9pm. Saw this place was open till midnight which was rare for Indian food. We were a bit skeptical at first, but the choice was either this place or junk food. We decided to give it a try. When we arrived, the place looked a bit sketchy. It was right by the gas station and the inside area was connected to the convenience store where people walked in and out. The eating area actually looked pretty decent and clean so we sat down and decided to dine in. I wasn't expecting much of the food and just ordered a safe choice, butter chicken and garlic naan. When the food arrived, they looked alright. I took the first bite on the butter chicken. OMG, the chicken just melted in my mouth. It was tender and juicy (not hard and dry). The sauce was what got me though. It smelled so appetizing and I could taste a different blend of spices in the creamy buttery sauce with a tad of sweetness to it. The spices were mildly medium, just enough to tingle my taste buds. My friend, who was not good with spicy food, couldn't resist the sauce and kept pouring them on his rice. Luckily there was enough sauce for my naan, which brings me to my next point. I had many dry, hard and burnt garlic naan before, but wow, this one was so different. It was soft, not burnt and tasty with a hint of garlic that didn't sucker punch my nose. I felt like I had eaten all the wrong garlic naan until tonight. Before we came here, we weren't that hungry and just wanted to get small bites and bring home the rest of the food. But the plan has changed and we finished all the food and we were so full. It has been several years since I've tasted Indian food this good. It brought me back memories of my first butter chicken that was just perfect and had the right combination of spices. Don't get me wrong, I've tried many Indian restaurants before and they were alright. Most of their food had a very strong smell and heavy flavors that just overwhelmed my senses. The spices were either too thick or burned my tongue. Nothing wrong with that kind of restaurant if you're looking for that. They might be super authentic or stick to their roots, but for me, this place just had the right blend of spices in their food and hit all the right notes for a non-Indian like myself to truly enjoy their Indian food and appreciate the richness of their cuisine (in moderation). If you could look past the hole in the wall place, you might find this hidden gem as well. Now the only complaint is I have to drive all the way down from Bellevue to Kent whenever I'm craving for their butter chicken again. :(

Ummmm. Very interesting. Let me start by saying the Skippers seafood was great and I will be back!…read more It was in a gas station which is fine but we entered from the front and had to look for where they cook the food and if they still were in business. We found it to the left behind a partitioned wall of snacks. No one was at the counter and there was a little bell. We had to "ring the bell" a few times to get service and then pay up front (where you pay for your gas). There was no one in the little dining area and It was very quite and it felt a little awkward eating in silence. I think it's quiet though because another person reviewed it saying the Indian music was so loud. ?? There were three menu topics. Teriyaki, Indian, Skippers. Like I said, the skippers fish and chips were good and The other items looked good too. Now that I know what to expect (and to use the side door). I'm sure my experience will be better Oh by the way, they do use Yelp for a 10% discount if you "like" them and they use door dash and grub hub if you want delivery.

My favorite Indian food lunch option in SLU. I eat here several times per week and have tried most…read moreof the things on their menu. I've brought multiple colleagues here who also like Indian food and they too have kept coming back. The food is flavorful and tastes way better than all the Naansense trucks in SLU. The default option is white rice + two sides. The two sides can be the same or different. There are veggie sides and meat sides. This comes with a very small amount of salad greens on top of the rice. This costs $8.50 including tax when paying with credit card. Not sure if there's a cash discount. However, for only $1.00 more you can get a third side. I usually go for one meat side and two veggie sides. For me that gives the ratio of meat and veggies that I'm looking for. Lately my favorite order has been chicken curry and double okra. The okra is on the oily side, which I like as I mix some of it with the rice. Try different veggie sides though and you'll find some are and some aren't oily. Same with spice level (as in hot spicy) -- some dishes are on the hot side and some aren't at all. Note that if you get biryani, that will replace the rice. I've had the chicken biryani several times and while the taste is great, it's a little light on the meat (it has one small drumstick or thigh). If I get biryani + two veggie sides I find it's overall a little light on meat, and if I get biryani + one meat side and one veggie side then it's too much meat to veggies ratio for me. That's why my favorite order has become rice with one meat side and two veggie sides. Regarding the chai, it's $2 for a small cup (I think about 8oz). It's a good chai, nicely spiced. A nice addition to the meal. What I recommend is to ask for what you want as they are very friendly and accommodating (and of course depending on what you ask, it may affect the price). Want extra salad? Ask for it. Want additional rotis? Ask for it. Want rotis instead of rice? Ask for it. Want another side instead of rice? Ask for it... you get the idea.

Their meats are not zabiha halal especially the chicken. It's machine slaughtered. If you want to…read morekeep your Iman pure then avoid this place. Jazzakallah.

We went on a Wednesday for lunch and there was no line. It's not super large inside, but there was…read moredefinitely enough room to accommodate a few different groups. My friend and I both got a chicken gyro and shared green fries. M The gyro was a good size and def could have had leftovers. The sauce on the Greek fries was flavorful and delicious. They definitely put enough on that every fry had some of the sauce and feta on it. They do not have soda or any drinks on tap and offer drinks in a tall standing refrigerator.

In town for a few days and wanted something quick but healthy for dinner...I'm so glad we picked…read moreGyro Flame! Clean restaurant with plenty of seating but seemed as though to-go orders were more popular. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and helped as soon as we had decided on our order. The hubs ordered the gyro plate with tender gyro, basmati rice, a small salad and the best tzatziki sauce I've ever had...even better than my own, homemade! I had the hummus plate with a hearty serving of gyros sitting on an even bigger serving of hummus. Both came with a homemade pita. The food was delicious, the serving sizes were large enough to share and the service was fast and friendly.