This review is for delivery orders. I didn't quite like the first delivery as had the promo items…read more Second time I did a platter that fared much better. Good seasoning and good dips with decent sides. In addition their garlic sauce packs a much desired punch. Good stuff will order again

came here because a friend wanna try this place. not my…read morepreferred place (after reading reviews) but im open to taste it and have my own thoughts. place has a nice decor and ambience. fast and attentive service. ordered lamb medium rare and yogurt brulee. lamb was juicy but it's a bit tough & hard to cut. the salad that comes with it is overly sour-cannot taste the veggie itself (i have never eat sour salad before. maybe this is how armenian eat it. my friend who tolerate sour better than me also commented the same). yogurt brulee is good. different/unique. but nothing wow. overall it's a good experience but not a place i'll be going back.

Good atmosphere, delicious food. We had a great day at the…read morerestaurant. Service is good

Tried out Tabule Middle Eastern Cuisine for a weekday dinner. They have three other locations…read more(Riverside, Bayview and Oakville) along with a takeout sister spot, Souk Tabule. There's a $26.00 two course prix fixe lunch (11:30am-3:00pm) along with happy hour (3:00pm-5:00pm) on weekdays. - Faux-jitos ($7.50) - Gluten free laffa flat bread ($4.00) - flat, thin with a surprisingly good chew - Babaganuj ($12.00) - smooth, slightly charcoal note. Love that you can get free pita refills - Falafel ($12.00) - perfectly cooked and crispy - Warak enab ($14.00) - simple but enjoyable - Kefta banadura ($28.00) - mixed lamb and beef skewers were delicious in the tomato garlic sauce. Rice and roasted vegetables (onion, peppers and zucchini) were plentiful. Fried onions added crunch - Grilled salmon kebabs ($27.00) - substituted for the mujadara ($2.00 extra), rice & brown lentils. Salmon was fantastic; tender and succulent

Zezafoun Syrian Cuisine located along Manor Rd near Yonge St serves up homemade, authentic Syrian…read moredishes in a cozy space. I've heard many good things about Zezafoun and was excited to finally try the place. The restaurant has about ~25 seats for customers indoors. They do have a small outdoor patio for when the weather gets warmer. Reservations are recommended during busy peak dinner or brunch times, however it is possible to get a table if you do walk in as well during non-peak times. I dined at Zezafoun with a party of 3 recently on a Sat evening. We didn't make reservations but walked in around 6:30 and was able to grab a table. It wasn't too busy that early in the evening but as the night went on the restaurant got busier. Service was great and friendly. Staff gave us plenty of time to decide what to order as well as gave us recommendations as well. The interior is warm and cozy. For drinks, I ordered the pomegranate juice which was unique and delicious. One member of my party ordered the rosewater and lemon juice which was refreshing and light. They also have Syrian coffee and tea as well on the menu which I will try next time! Food wise, we ordered and shared the following dishes: - Falafel plate (chickpeas patty fried and served with a side of tahini sauce) - Hummus (homemade chickpeas, tahini, lemon and garlic with a touch of olive oil) - Fattoush salad (Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, radish with Zezafoun dressing topped with crispy pita bread) - Kebbeh labanyeh (beef kibbeh in a cooked garlic yogurt stew served with side rice) - Maldoum (beef kufta wrapped with delicious eggplants in tomato stew and served with a side of rice) - Makloubeh (layers of rice, eggplants, and ground beef with tomato sauce served with side yogurt or salad) Food was delicious and unique! I've never had authentic Syrian food like this before and it was a delight. The appetizers we shared (falafel, hummus, and salad) were great to start the meal. The hummus was creamy and the falafel was nice and crispy. The crispy pita bread in the fattoush salad gave the dish a textural contrast, In terms of our mains, all the dishes were tasty but I especially enjoyed the makloubeh! Overall, delicious spot in Midtown Toronto for Syrian food in a cozy environment. Service was also spot on as well. Definitely want to return to try their brunch menu!

We enjoyed the Syrian breakfast; everything was so tasty! It's a great dish to share. They ran out…read moreof one of the dishes, but happily replaced it with delicious hummus! Every time I come here, the food is amazing!

Really unique and surprising place... homey yet classy vibe at the same time, with great food…read more Overall: 4.5/5 for the type of restaurant Food: 4.5/5 Hummus 4.5/5 - I loved the hummus here and thought it was one of the best hummus I've ever had. My partner thought it was ok, 3.5/5, but I loved it Mirage Kebab - 4.5/5 - again, for what it is, I thought it was so juicy and tasty. I loved this because it was a mix of beef and chicken in a skewer. Really filling but also really tasty. I'd order it again for sure. Chicken Pide - 5/5 - I'd never had a Turkish pizza before but oh my god. This was delicious and the bread was baked in house. SO good and would come and have it again. My mouth is watering typing this lol. Ambiance - 5/5 - A nice middle eastern feel, yet still small and a family vibe.. loved it! Service - 5/5 - All really friendly employees that are happy to help

It was the service and chill atmosphere that earned this spot perfect stars... because everybody's…read moreopinion is different. We started with an order of falafel and a fatouch salad. The falafel were Turkish style and if you like sesame seeds, you will love them. I prefer more chickpea. The salad was a show and tasted terrific. It came wrapped in fried pita that you had to crack open. Wonderful. For mains, we got super full and just shared a grilled chicken with some cauliflower. The chicken was cooked to perfection, but the rice was a little plain. This was a random stop and turned out to be really good. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

I ordered their combo and additional baba ganoush. Their baba is different from other ones and…read moreisn't as smooth. The sandwich is also pure meat and bread with not a lot of toppings so it ends up tasting a bit heavy as the bread is also thick. Fries were meh.

Went there for a meetup and instantly fell in love with the ambiance. The restaurant is spacious…read moreand staff was super welcoming. I ordered the chicken shish tawook and it was juicy and flavourful. Will defini e going back soon.

Beautiful setting and ambiance and great selection of food. Definitely recommend. Thanksread more

Oh man, I had such high expectations for this place but our dinner experience couldn't have been…read moreworse. We went as a foursome and tried a HUGE selection of food, including flatbread with various dips, a bunch of small plates, and entrees of fish, lamb and beef. I won't lie. None of us enjoyed this dinner. Like, at all. The people here seemed very nice! The building and location were awesome. But the food was ..... hard no. Sorry. Just our opinion.

Big portions and very generous with toppings. With a little bit of all the sauces, the flavour…read moreprofile was there. We just wished that the meat was warmer.

I've heard really good things about this place, so decided to order in. I got the chicken shawarma…read morewrap and hummus on the side. The shawarma is humongous and so flavourful! It comes loaded with parsley, garlic sauce, pickles and a smorgasbord of other toppings. It can easily be shared. Food arrived quickly.

Despite having food poisoning my last visit I decided to give it a go again. The food is good at…read morethis Pota Lite, don't get me wrong. What I was disappointed by was the misleading placard. Outside on the sidewalk advertising their classic chicken schwarma for $6.95. I was heading home from an errand. However I was charged $8.95. If it's not offered please take down the special offer. Thanks

This was a delivery order courtesy of Uber Eats. Initial impression I got was they are priced on…read morethe higher side for kebabs (but with all the discounts/promos going on with delivery apps I decided to try them out nonetheless). I went for a Vaziri Kebab combo which includes the trusty old kobbiedeh and a chicken leg kebab. It comes with a portion of rice (meh not a fan) and a grilled tomato. After seeing the packaging I was taken aback a its huge to say the least. I opened the the box to find out there was a lot of food in the box. We are not just talking about rice here. A large kobbedeih and a chicken kebab. They also included a package of sumac (much appreciated) and margarine (not appreciated as butter is the norm). The taste profiles are all there and quality of meat is not your run of the mill stuff. Good stuff here folks if you like this cuisine. I think I will become a regular from the looks of it. Till things get back to normal this takeout spot will do just fine.