Beef shawarma - 8/10 - Flavorful and beef was juicy, but a bit too chewy…read more Chicken shawarma - 8.5/10 - A bit salty but overall tasty Shahshuka - 8/10 - Tasty and fresh but could use more flavor Mfarrakeh - 6.5/10 - Eggs were fluffy but lacked flavor Beef shish - 8.5/10 - Meat was cooked really well and was juicy, but could use more flavor Tried out Dalia for their Mediterranean brunch and we liked the food but most of the dishes just needed more seasoning/flavor. My favorite item was probably the beef shish kabob. Overall a good spot for Mediterranean food if you're in the area!

I'll begin with stating the food was delicious. We had the beef kabob plate with an appetizer of…read morefalafel. Great flavors as every part of the dish just paired very well. Caught off guard by paying for my child's plate on a Wednesday while there's a giant sign on the restaurant that says kids eat for free during, but wasn't true. Clearly false advertisement. Service lady said "that's no longer true, I dunno...they haven't taken it down". Food was good but I would not recommend a place that has false advertisement on display.

I enjoy the chicken swarma plate and salad. Great value and the service is reliable and focused on…read morethe customer. Will be returning regularly.

Looking for a new Mediterranean location I picked this one because one of my yelp friends gave it…read moregood reviews! They open at 10:30am, I showed up at 10:35am. Two workers were there, but unfortunately they said "the cooks aren't at work yet". They showed up about 5 minutes later as I was standing in the parking lot outside the door & they said to give them 10 minutes. I decided to run an errand & came back 30 minutes later. My order was a to-go. Upon my return, it took about 15 minutes for the food to be ready. I ordered the chicken curry lunch platter which comes with salad, rice & hummus. - Chicken curry (4/5)- quite unique curry sauce (kinda thick, can't place the spices) with tender chunks of chicken. - Salad (4.5/5) - Salad had a garlic dressing/sauce which elevated the basic lettuce salad & made it quite flavorful. - Hummus (3/5) - it was just ok for me. I've had some hummus at other Mediterranean places lately that are really fantastic so those have become my baseline. They have a garlic dip which I ordered as a side item, it's the most unique dip. It's whipped to a mashed potato consistency. It's good, different. When you mix the garlic dip into the hummus it upgrades the hummus flavor. - Lentil soup (3.5/5) I was expecting to have spoonfuls of actual whole lentils but this soup has the lentils puréed so it's just a little thicker than a broth soup with no visible lentils. The flavor is good, I can taste the black pepper (but it's not hot). I just prefer less of a puréed soup. Lots of pita bread was provided. The worker taking my order thanked me for coming back. Hopefully it's not a pattern for them not to be ready when the doors open.

When I'm craving Mediterranean food, Fadi's is always one of my go-to spots. There are several…read morelocations around Houston, but I especially like this Katy Freeway location because it offers weekday specials that provide excellent value. Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., they offer a lunch special with one kebab and two sides for $17. They also have a happy hour Monday through Thursday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. with one kebab and two sides for $15, which is a great deal. The kebab options typically include chicken, beef, lamb, or shrimp. To my knowledge, the other Fadi's locations do not offer these specials. On my most recent visit, I stopped by for happy hour. While the kebabs aren't necessarily my favorite item on the menu, it's hard to beat a meal with one kebab and two sides for $15. I chose the pomegranate eggplant, fried cauliflower, and their "Mama Ganoush," a roasted eggplant dip similar to baba ganoush. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Each meal also comes with a warm pita bread that is served fresh from the oven. The ordering process is simple: grab a tray, move down the line, and choose from the foods on display before paying at the register. The staff are always friendly, and there's plenty of seating inside. If you're looking for fresh, authentic Mediterranean food in the Katy area, Fadi's is an easy recommendation.

It's a big disappointment. The quality went down. One of…read morethe spread tasted so off. I think it's spoiled? The beef with potatoes is served cold/below room temperature? The biggest turn off was the pita bread. The last time I came was 1+ year ago and the pita breads were to die for. I'm not sure if they had lowered the quality since then. Very sad. Fadi was my favorite Mediterranean chain in Houston.

I think we chose the perfect night for dine in. It wasn't busy at all, and service was great. We…read moregot our food and drink refills on time. Chaat 4.5/5. Very good and vibrant. Karahi goat 5/5. Plenty of seasoning and aroma. Bihari kabob. 5/5. Rich in flavor and was delish. Hummus 4.5/5. Hummus was good. Smooth texture Tikka. 5/5. Juicy grilled breast n wing. Shawarma. 4.5/5. With fries. Good flava and taste Ambiance was chill. Plenty of space for seating.

I lived in Katy around 5 years ago, and we have been in this place before and the food good…read more This weekend we were around Katy, and we decided to visit Kabob Korner. It was totally disappointed: the water, the tea and the food were terrible. The water was cloudy and the food was not fresh. My preference is to give good reviews, but I in this case I can't. So, here we go: I do not recommend this restaurant

This place is a great option if you have never tried Mediterranean food, as they have many…read moredifferent options to choose from. The food here is amazing and such good quality especially for a Buffett and includes dessert as well. While the price can range from 20-27 dollars per person depending on the time and day you go (weekend nights being most expensive), I do think that it is very reasonable for the quantity and quality. The restaurant itself is also very nice with many seating options and a comfortable vibe. 5/5 would recommend!

Perhaps I'm misremembering, but I feel Dimassi's buffet options are being reduced, the rotations of…read moremeat options are becoming constant, and the quality of dishes are diminishing. I used to really enjoy coming here, but each time I leave less satisfied than the previous time. I have consistently enjoyed their salad/cold bar. The ambiance is pretty bland, but clean.

Fresh, customizable Mediterranean bowls, pitas, and salads…read more * Flavorful dips like hummus and spicy options such as harissa. * Good variety for vegetarian, vegan, and high-protein diets.

Stellar service and food! Kids love the kids Meals too. the harissa honey chicken is my fav.read more

Pros: 1. Great service…read more2. Tasty hummus and bread 3. Ambiance. Large screen showing a YouTube video of a beautiful location. 4. Reasonable prices for lunch sandwiches. Cons: 1. Chewy beef shawarma 2. Mandatory 18% tip 3. Water: $2 Sam's Club bottle 4. Expensive grill options: over $20 Lunch was an ok experience, but there are many competitive options in the area.

Regretful they are now no longer in business Somehow they…read morenever really achieved the sales that the size and location demanded. Food was fine , so was service. Disappointing end result

Katy, TX 77494 / TURKISH / 03-25-24 / LUNCH, 2 adults…read more +The weekday lunch special is great deal at $12.99 for your choices of an appetizer and entree. +The food was not too salty. +You pay at the front counter. -MSG overload. I got knocked out and ended up taking a 15-minute late afternoon nap. -The tables were a little dirty. Same with the restrooms. -The bread was overcooked, hard, and cold (likely warmed up via microwave). Check out the pics, below.

The restaurant had only 3 diners including me. However my food took forever to come. While I sat…read morethere waiting for my food, I watched some scenery shots on the TVs. The interior is typical Turkish style and colors. After 40mins, my appetizer, eggplant salad was finally on my table. The salad was served cold and had a refreshing taste. It was a good start. Then the waiting game began again for my entrees. After another 20mins wait, the Levrek and Hamsi were served. The levrek was fried perfectly. The hamsi was good too but best eaten with bread. The food overall was good. The factor which deters me from patronizing the restaurant again is the wait time for the food.