Big, spacious restaurant if you'd like to come with either a group, or a more intimate setting…read more The service was exceptional, full marks. Full service bar. We got a round of Lebanese arak which was very smooth and of great quality. The lunchtime good options while not very extensive, are still of good quality. I thought the grilled chicken was a bit tough, but otherwise everything else was top-notch, especially the traditional middle eastern mezes. The pita bread is always fresh and fluffy. Excellent options for both vegetarians and those who aren't.

3 stars for food 5 stars for service hence the 4 star…read morerating. Went during lunch with my family. The salads are plenty but very citrusy. I liked the baba ganoush and hummus. Fresh warm pita is brought to the table. Some of the chicken was room temperature. There should be more options for mains. The food was decent but not memorable. The desserts station offers much variety however i noticed a hair on the syrup jar. Staff should monitor the buffet area frequently to keep an eye on everything to ensure cleanliness. Our server was absolutely amazing. We didn't get her name but she was an older (indian or west-indian?? not sure) woman and was so funny and kind. She made our dining experience amazing.

I believe Aish Tanoor may have changed management. Otherwise I couldn't explain the stark contrast…read morefrom my first dining experience there. First of all, the place is dirty. Second, it's completely empty, whereas the first time I was there it was bustling. We placed a large order for takeout for a dinner party. We placed the order via their online ordering system. When I came to pick up the food, I was greeted with "what order?". It took them 5 minutes to finally bother looking up the online ordering system to find the order there. Then they said it would take 45 minutes to prepare. At the time that I have hungry dinner guests waiting at home. At which point, I opted to leave. But before I left, I tried to get my money back, and the attendant was useless. He told me that he cannot do it without the manager. He called the manager and I spoke to him, and he told me that he will issue the refund the following week. The following week, the refund was not issued.. surprise surprise. I had to chase the manager for several days before the refund was finally issued. Yikes. Yikes. Yikes.

Very basic atmosphere, not dancing nor dining room look, large colourful paintings on the wall,…read morehowever, the food each time I have been there or ordered take-out it has been delicious ! Have never been disappointed . The service was fine, they came to take our order in good timing and were also able to make some adjustments to the menu.

10/10 food, but the worker started the vacuuming the carpets and spraying the table with a chemical…read morespray right next to my food. The smell was a very strong chemical smell, it probably got in the food. The food was good but I'd do takeout instead of dine-in.

Best shawarma I've had in the city honestly! Their meat is seasoned well, service is friendly and…read morenot a bad price for the amount of food. I've been here 3 times and every time I'm always raving!!

Food was great and portion size is largest I have ever seen anywhere. I think you need 2 brothers…read moreto eat it!

Great shwarma spot with large portions. Wish they just had chicken and rice only plates but their…read moreregular plates were gigantic and suitable for 2 people. The seasoned chicken was delicious and tender. Sauces meshed really well with the rice. Service was okay, it was just the two of us inside ordering and we had ordered 4 plates total, but they only made two but then made the 2 shortly afterwards. Would come back for sure as this is very comparable to those that you get in Scarborough.

Quick service and delicious food!…read more Ordered the chicken shawarma sandwich with all the toppings minus tomato. The sandwich was phenomenal! HIGHLY recommend!!!!

I visited N'joy Shawarma with my friends for a casual meal and found it to be a standard but…read moresatisfying shawarma spot. From the outside, it has a large sign in yellow and black with an image of a spit roast. While I liked its simplicity, it looked similar to at least 2 other shawarma restaurants, making me think it might be from a generic template. Even though it was hot outside, it wasn't necessarily cool inside. The no-frills setting featured a TV playing captivating music videos, and there were plenty of empty tables. The only person working, who seemed to be the owner, greeted us warmly and was very attentive throughout the ordering process. The restaurant offered the standard items like stuffed pita, shawarma plates, and kebab plates. Here's what I got: Chicken Shawarma Plate: Served in a takeout box, the shawarma plate was very saucy and full of flavours. In fact, it was too saucy, and I generally enjoy saucy foods. With the power of sauces, the dish worked out despite using white rice and having some burned ends on the chicken slices. Even the veggies were well-seasoned, which felt a bit overwhelming overall. The hot sauce didn't impress me. There was a stairway downstairs, but it didn't lead to a washroom. I couldn't find it and eventually gave up. Overall, N'joy Shawarma meets expectations but doesn't stand out as extraordinary. For locals, it might be worth getting a takeout, but it's not a place that warrants a special trip. With plenty of other options in the area, I'm not sure if I'll be back unless I'm specifically craving shawarma and happen to be nearby.

Sat at the bar the other night and had a drink, two appies and (unfortunately) was too full for…read moredessert. The food was hot, delicious and served within minutes. The service was top-notch AND next time I'm in TO, I'll definitely be coming back and bringing friends. Gary

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

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!

An extremely disappointing experience on all counts…read more The place is kind of shabby chic, but it is not. We seated at a bench (for the ladies) and at what passed for garden wooden chairs which were obviously home made. They required a minimum spending of $35/person with a time limit of 1.5 hours. Appetizers are traditional middle eastern fare but very small. They were just a bit off taste.Somebody was either trying something or just did not know. Labneh, babaganoush and a tomato/pepper mush all 3rd rate and again very tiny. A sharing order of fattoush was brought to the table. It was more in the order of a small side salad. The ordered main course all had chicken. No matter what was ordered from Molocheya, Shawarma Plate, Chicken with eggplant the chicken was the very same off of whatever grill they use. There were a bunch of tendons in the "de-boned" chicken. The Molocheya was a special punishment. Clumps of leaves sodden tasteless, drowned in a wrong tasting lemon broth. There was not a hint of spice blend or texture that makes this dish unique. To add insult to injury, a table of 4 was served 2 small pita bread to consume 4 appetizers. In addition the labneh came with a small square of a flavoured biscuit that was crumbly. An order of falafel was freshly fried but from its very colour we could tell that there were not herbs in the mix. The inside was not only insipid but was thoroughly of a light tan colour. But they were not through with us yet! A syrian coffee was ordered brought to the table. After letting the grind settle I had the pleasure of drinking from a broken leaky cup. I looked forward to eating in a real Syrian restaurant because Syrian Aleppo food has the reputation as being the best in the Middle East. These guys obviously did not get the memo. For a dinner for we spent about $190.00 which is ludicrous for this type of food. ANY street side shawarma joint on Lawrence would be far far better. Save your taste buds and your money.

The food is SO good here. We came on a Saturday late afternoon and it wasn't too busy. They are…read moreknown for the roasted cauliflower, which is a must get. The sauce is so good, with char flavour from the cauliflower and crunchiness from the pomegranate seeds. We also got a lil salatim platter to share with a choice of 3 dips (we chose hummus, baba ganoush and roasted pepper muhammara), which were all very good. Such a good casual hangout spot with friends, will definitely be visiting again soon.

Not one thing to fault with the food at Fat Pasha, besides maybe the slow service especially when…read morethe food is so good that you just want the pita flowing, one after the other. Speaking of service, it's also a rookie mistake when the staff mixes tap water with your glass that had some sparkling left to savor. Pita, soft! The mezze plater, delicious! But let's talk about the pickle-brined chicken - incredible and worth returning for over and over again. We ended with the tahini brownies, which were warm and gooey and made our already fabulous meal even better. A place I want to gate-keep but also kind of brag about!

First of all, restaurant is beautiful. Great place to eat. Secondly, food was delicious and what a…read moreperformance for the cheese and pita apps. And third - staff was friendly. Service was efficient. They were generous enough to offer baklava before we left. Near Yorkdale mall. If you're not driving there. Suggest to take the bus from wilson Stn then walk there

This is my favourite (and most frequently visiting) Greek restaurant in Toronto. Their food is…read morealways consistence and all the menus are delicious. (I personally enjoyed their lamb dish so much!) Staff were so friendly ant attentive every time, and even my friend mentioned their service is exceptional :) Specially inside of the restaurant is elegantly decorated with Greek scenery pictures, so I could feel like a vacation vibe while dining there