Great service, delicious food, reasonable prices, especially for kosher food! What more could you ask for? Oh and the portions were good too! Parking on the street, can be difficult it sometimes. My lamb kabob was great! read more

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Says open @ 6pm. Not open. Waste of time. Update your info. I was so hungry. Yelp needs to do better read more

Salute - Selection of kebabs, fries with garlic and their house salad. - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

This place has a scrumptious salad, delicious fresh bread and hummus, and some truly distinctive decor. It feels like home.

Always consistent fresh food Terrific service Fairly priced Nice ambiance We are Always Satisfied eating here read more

Love the food here. Yummy things you can't get anywhere else - like Potato Cheburkek and Lagman soup. Service is usually very friendly. We've been happy customers for 15 years. read more

Exceptional food, fantastic service and great atmosphere! Thank you to our very good family friend Joseph for showing us this gem! read more

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Beautiful clean elegant restaurant with great food...Waitresses are friendly and the owner is very nice...You won't be disappointed..

Great food! Is you love the different types of red meats, this is your place. The fries are also delicious. Exquisite ambience. read more

Salute - Lamb Kebab Platter and Veal Liver Kebab Platter - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

This is my second time here and the food was just as great as the first time. The salad was fresh and delicious and the beef kebab is a must. However we were very disappointed with the service - we had to flag down the waitresses several times and we were even ignored a few times which was very surprising. It took a very long time for the waitress to greet our table and take our orders and even to bring us the check (over twenty minutes). read more

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I've reviewed Salute many times over the 21 years I've been going here. I left Forest Hills in 2005 and moved to Bayside and now Garden City but I still drive the 25 minutes for my favorite kebabs (lula), the best hummus I've ever had and their delicious bread. Even my wife, who is from Morocco, gives it a high rating and she's particularly picky about kebabs and hummus. It's my go-to happy comfort meal and I highly recommend you to give it a chance and support it thru the pandemic restrictions. It was 5 stars before Yelp existed in 2000 and it's still 5 stars 21 years later. Tip: call in your order. If you use seamless, call and confirm the restaurant received it. read more

We ordered through uber eats and the food is a big disappointment for almost $75 (We also order sea bass kebab platter--which is a hard pass). All were soggy and just sad to look at. Probably no next time for this place. Price and food is definitely not worth it. read more

Salute - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

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Been there a few times now. Good food for the most part and the staff is friendly. It can get pretty busy so i try to go when it is chill. Went last friday and the food was really amazing and my mom and I loved it. Very grateful for the delicious food and family friendly place. read more

Not bad. Salad was fresh . Soup was a bit salty. Shish kebab was OK. Service is good. Sometimes it's a good music over there

Salute 3000 kosher restaurant is open for business qnd serves delicious meals from the heart the chefs are amazing

I've been here over 15 years and I think the food and the atmosphere are great and the place is worth a special trip due to the uniqueness of Bukraran cuisine. I see a lot of people saying that the service isn't good, but I disagree. The waitresses have always had the right pace for asking us what we want, have always been good at refilling our water, have accepted menu alterations, and brought the food out at a good pace. The waitresses don't mind taking pictures of families eating together. The waitresses aren't chatty though. When I have asked what a dish was that I was ignorant of they are not good at describing it. (When I asked what a kind of bread was the answer I got was "It's bread") However, I think this is a cultural thing and a result of limited English and not because the waitresses were mean. Anyway, this is a really good restaurant in my opinion. read more

Great tasty and healthy food great and fast service meter street parking for resonable prices read more

Salute - Ground beef kebab and ground chicken kebab - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

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DO NOT EAT HERE IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH. Tables weren't properly spaced apart, no plastic boarders were up between tables, and worst of all waiters were not wearing masks. Absolutely horrible and will not come back. read more

Salute - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

Being Uzbek, it's not easy finding restaurants with our cuisine so we made our way to the city to this restaurant based on the reviews. It was a good size restaurant and it was pretty busy as well. What I loved was the options. Lots of items to choose from. We had a large party and had the Asian carrot salad , bread, laghman, kebabs (chicken and beef I believe) osh, sombsa, and Kalam pochaa. There were mixed reviews. Although the food was good and authentic, it wasn't great. The lamb/beef kabob, forgot what meat we got, was over salted. The laghman was definitely not what I love about laghman, very soggy and almost old tasting. The chicken kabobs tasted like you took a chicken breast and cooked it without any seasoning at all. I loved the warm bread with the carrot salad. The worst part of the meal was probably the reaction my mil and daughter had to the sombosa. They were the only two people who ate it and they were sick all night ! Can't say I will return unfortunately. read more

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Had good entrees, terrible service (had to tell the waiter multiple times to bring water, glasses, forced a tip in the bill which had to be taken off, sat us down without proper tableware, had to ask many more times for napkins. Do not get any hot appetizers, they were dripping with grease and oil when it was served to me, I'm not sure I will ever return to this place even though the entrees were good. read more

Been wanting to try this place because a friend of mine always raves about it! Tonight I tried a lamb gyro and I loved it. It was lettuce, onion and lamb with yogurt sauce. It was delicious. I added some tomatoes and cucumbers. Can't wait to come back and try the kebabs! Just sorry I didn't go years ago! read more

A terrible service the waitress brought me a Coke without a glass and without ice even though I asked. They brought me a plate of vegetarian food that included rice and fried tomatoes I told the waitress that I was not interested in the dish, and she would not take it back. I was already out of the way. read more

Salute is amazing! I don't get the negative reviews here, probably from a bunch of millennials. We went as a large group to Salute on a busy Saturday night and were seated immediately. The staff were super friendly and very attentive. The food was amazing too, definitely try the pickled carrots, cheburek and the babaganosh! Prices are incredibly reasonable considering its in NYC Will be coming back for sure! Salut to Salute ;) xoxo gossip girl read more

The worst food I have eaten. Very expensive. Very small portions. The Israeli salad was water logged, the French fries and soup was so greasy. Never again!!! read more

The only good thing about Salute is its parking. First, our food took forever to come. When it did come, it was cold. Our garlic with fries dish had the garlic on the side, whereas it's supposed to be mixed throughout. The Israeli salad was chopped up too finely. And the chicken and luleh kabobs just weren't great, and again, were cold. The waitresses didn't care at all that our food took so long to come out, and when we asked our food to be warmed up, they looked offended. Our water pitcher was also empty the entire time. Regretting eating here and not at Tandoori a few blocks away. What a disastrous dinner. read more

Food is Delicious. Service ok. Ambiance good. But since they started including service charge, i find it rather irritating. One should be able to decide how much tip they want to give. read more

Just best veal liver ever I try it and I am so happy with the beautiful lady as a servant working there and that was amazing atmosphere in the queens area of New York City but I recommend it to you definitely try the veal liver read more

I had a really really bad experience here. When I walked in, the waitress/host stared at us and asked us what we wanted. Seriously? To eat? Wtf? After that, we were seated and the waitress seemed to try and ignore us. Here's what happened. They served us water in tea light holders that probably hold an ounce and a half of water, and my roommate was hungover and needed a lot more than that. Then we asked for lemon for diet coke and she gave us oranges. Anyways, now for the food. We ordered a meat peirogi which was salty and fatty and mushy and disgusting. And then there was a meat pastry which was also salty and fatty and mushy and disgusting. The chicken kabob was moist but tasted like gasoline and the rice was bland. It was gross and the service blew. Avoid. read more

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This place has zero, I repeat, zero service. This is the worst place I have ever been to in NYC. They never replaced,or even took away empty plates and literally didn't show up until we asked for the check. We ordered bread with lagman. The guy who took orders from us disappeared and later a lady came up with frowning face and said they didn't have bread at the moment. No apologies, nothing. Like we owed her $10,000. We explained that we usually eat lagman with bread and if they told that in advance we would perhaps consider the restaurant across the street. Then later they brought not fresh half loaf leftover bread and told that's all they have. Long story short, please do not go there! Being from Bukhara myself, I can tell this place has below average food too. I really doubt but hope the manager or the owner reads it and does smth about it. read more

My boyfriend had a craving for something different and found this place which is close to where he lives so we decided to try it out, we have since been there one other time. It is a very small space and gets crowded fast even during weeknights for dinner and parking is a pain so that is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. We were the only non-russian speaking people in the establishment both times. The first time we got seated pretty fast since it was just two of us and they were very friendly, I tried the Baltika beer which I enjoyed. The first time around we got a few appetizers one steamed and one fried dumpling couldn't remember exactly what they were not that memorable. Shurpa soup which wasnt to bad, we got that again for lunch today and it was much better...the lamb melted in your mouth and went perfectly with this giant loaf of Tandoori bread that was fresh out of the oven. We got the house salad this time around which was great and we also had a tomato and onion salad which was also great. We got a few different kabobs, they did not have quail either time which I wanted to try. The beef special cut is wonderful, it melts in your mouth and hands down was the best kabob we got. We also tried the lamb, salmon and lamb rib. The salmon was also very excellent since the skin was on and it roasted off a bit so it was crispy on the outside and melted in your mouth. All in all we had wonderful meals both times we went and it was super cheap, the first time we got alot of food and alcohol and it wasnt more than 40 bucks. The only thing I could do without was the calorie listings next to each food item! We will def be back, also I like that they do not rush you out and let you enjoy your food. read more

Listen, I don't eat kosher, and I'm no expert in Bukharian or Uzbeki cuisine. What I do know however is good food, and this place was fantastic. I was brought here by a Russian friend who ordered an array of dishes that blew us away. From the carrot salad, to Uzbek dumplings, to the assortment of kebabs (the liver and lamb sweetbreads were exceptional), everything was outstanding. Cannot wait to go back. read more

The food is decent but service is terrible and by terrible I mean non existent. They took our order which was small and we planned on trying a few dishes and ordering more of what we liked more of. They NEVER came back to see if we wanted something else and when they walked by our table there was no eye contact in order to get their attention and even when we tried to get their attention they just ignored us. It was the weirdest experiences I've had. Would not recommend just not worth it. read more

Today my coworker invited me to Salute for lunch. I'm not really familiar with Bukharian food, but she always raves about it. It was lunchtime, the restaurant was busy, we were seated right away. Our server took our order and we waited for our food. Our server was friendly, the kitchen was slow, I don't know I was just hungry but it felt like an eternity. There's no bread on the table so I was pretty hungry. I ordered salmon kebabs platter, it came with 2 kebabs, rice fries, coleslaw and veggies. The salmon was really good so flavorful. I also like the way they make coleslaw. The food was really good, shame about the wait. read more

Salute - Salmon Kebabs platter - Middle Eastern Near Me - Forest Hills, New York

I drive 9 hours from Canada to eat at this restaurant. The food is unbelievable. Excellent quality and always consistently delicious. Outstanding. read more

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This is the worst restaurant ever.The waitress was so unprofessional.She disrespectfully put the dishes on table and never took away empty dishes. She saw that we were eating meal and she just disrespectfully brought the second meal that we ordered and put it on table although me and my friends didn't finish eating the first meal.I think she was just not happy to work there but still some of her actions was not humane.The food was below average,shish kebab was not well-cooked and for sanitary I would give 1 or 2. read more

An authentic kosher Uzbekistan/Russian restaurant. Great fresh salads. We had salmon, beef and lamb rib kebabs. Service was good. Local neighborhood ambiance. Great experience read more

My family and I ate here on a friends recommendation and were glad we did! It is very similar to another Kosher restaurant we frequent of the same cuisine, named "Stix". Salute was well suited for our special occasion (as well as more casual outings, I'm sure). The decor was lovely and staff attentive and pleasant. My family members enjoyed their meals and pointed out they'd happily return. I would agree with that and have added this restaurant to my regulars list! read more

Worst service ever Asked for rare beef skewer got well done twice. Chicken skewer came with hair. When talking to the manager he argued with us and ended just canceling our order. Never again! read more

Non-pretentious family owned restaurant serving delicious Russian food. I'm still dreaming about the smoky, creamy eggplant dip and the juicy, melt-in-your-mouth meat kebab. Very reasonably priced and great portion. Will come back. read more

I cant get enough of this place. I live the atmosphere and the food is so good. last week I ate Cava every day. It is so good

There's a rumor going around that all the Bukharian restaurants in Queens have the same menu. That's simply not true! Salut has a much smaller menu as compared to the rest that have the standard array of salads (Pickled vegetable, Carrot: Morkovcha), soups (Lagman, Shurpa, Pelmeni), appetizers (Samsa, Manti, Cheburecki), and a dozen shish kebabs across chicken, lamb, beef, and veal. But don't get deceived by that - as they've only bothered to print the Shish kebabs on the menu. You can still order all the other items as well, including Hummus and the Lepeshka bread. So, ask and ye shall find. I wish I could say something inspiring about the restaurant, other than the fact that the language barrier was the lowest across all the other Bukharian restaurants I've eaten in the city. I was about to avoid any negative comment on the food, but then I remembered that they had something on the short menu that described how juicy the chicken kebabs were, given their unique style of cooking. Bwahahaha! At least they have a sense of humor. I can't give them more credit than that. read more