My first time visiting this place Beautiful seating area…read moreright up front - it was reserved so couldn't sit there but the rest of the seating area is welcoming too. Service was impeccable. Food was IMPRESSIVE! 10/10 for all the things ordered: Kabul rice combo for 2+1 appetizer Mediterranean trio Himalayan salty lassi

Tried the Khorasan combo and it exceeded my expectation. The portion size was huge and everything…read morewas cooked really well. The chicken had great char and was very juicy, the kofta kebab was flavorful, and the lamb was tender. I ordered it to go and their service was super fast. They have delightful ambiance with plenty of seating inside and even traditional Afghan seating in the front. Everything was served over their qabuli rice with a few sauces and a fresh cucumber salad on the side. The green sauce especially added a nice kick. Overall, great flavor and very generous portions -- easily enough for two meals. Would definitely order this again.

Don't get me wrong, the food was very good. The steak was quality and tasted very good. The problem…read moreis when I pay $20+ for a bowl, I expect more portions, specifically the meat. I understand it is a business at the end of the day but to only get 7 small pieces of steak? Cmon. Be more generous at least. The other meats and bowls are also not very price friendly. I want to be able to stop by and get a good bowl for lunch without breaking the bank.

Well, Moaaz is a fairly new restaurant in Metuchen. I have lived in Metuchen for 5 years and I…read morewanted to try it and so yesterday I ordered take out. Their website mentioned that the Egyptian Bowl was their most popular item... so I went with it. I have been enjoying some local asian seafood bowls over the past years and I wanted to try a Mediterranean style bowl... for a change. Short story... I was disappointed! The chicken, lamb, and beef were dry and tasteless... the vegetables were... what can I say... they were vegetables... hard to mess up! ... Same for the rice... it was rice. So why two stars and not no stars! I was hungry, I ate the proteins... just did not enjoy them. And, I ate the rice the next day. I will be returning to my asian seafood bowls.

It was a great experience from start to finish. The inside is colorful and has a fun, cozy…read moreatmosphere, but the food was definitely the highlight. We started with the baba ganoush, which was creamy, smoky, and came with this HUGE warm, freshly baked bread covered in sesame and nigella seeds. The bread alone was worth it. For our mains, we tried a mix of grilled meats and kebabs. Everything came out hot, juicy, well seasoned and nicely charred from the grill. The plates were loaded with rice, salad, grilled vegetables and pickled cabbage and the portions were very generous. You definitely won't leave hungry. Service was friendly and attentive without feeling rushed. Between the food, portions and service, I really couldn't complain about anything. We left full and happy and would absolutely come back. Easy 5 stars for me.

Stumbled upon this restaurant while searching for a lunch spot with friends, and it ended up being…read moresuch a fun experience. The menu is perfect for sharing family-style, and we especially loved the complimentary puffy bread (which is even better with an order of one of their dips!). Our group shared a few appetizers along with the Sultan Plate (large meat platter for 4-6 people), which comes with a dramatic flame presentation and a generous assortment of meats. Everything was flavorful and we all enjoyed trying the different varieties. The adana kebab was one of my personal favorites. We were also pleasantly surprised by how spacious the restaurant is. There are two beautiful private dining rooms near the front that'd be perfect for a party. In general, highly recommend dining here with a group!

Came here for the first time for a birthday brunch -- we were three moms celebrating all of our…read morebirthdays together, and we had such a nice time! The host was super warm and friendly and, since it was our first time, guided us through the menu and gave us some good suggestions. That definitely made a great first impression. I'm vegetarian and don't eat eggs directly, so I got the Vegetarian Ranchero with the egg on the side. They were totally fine accommodating that, and I really enjoyed it. We also tried the guava and cheese empanada, which was a first for me, and honestly it was delicious! I wasn't sure what to expect from that combination, but the sweet guava and cheese were so well balanced. Definitely one of my favorites from the brunch. I also got their signature coffee with refills, which was perfect because we were there to relax, chat, and celebrate. Overall, we really enjoyed our brunch. Good food, friendly service, and a nice atmosphere to just sit and catch up. Such a great first visit, and I'd definitely come back!

Delicious food! I've tried a few different things and it was all equally great. Especially loved…read moretheir Korean BBQ chicken sliders. Coffee was okay. I've ordered a basic coffee and also one of their specials. It's just overpriced for the size + quality imo. When this place is busy it's BUSY so if you go at peak brunch time, expect it to take awhile. If you go during off peak time it's pretty quick. The staff were also really nice and the place itself is cute! Will be back again for the food.

Yum what else can I say Great service…read more Just the best went with friends.everybody loved the food.

Located in a shared real estate space, walking back from the parking lot I assumed we were lost…read more Once inside the smell of grilled meat hits and you know you've come to the right place. Our large family group came at odd hours and had the place mostly to ourselves until the proper dinner rush on a Sunday. We ordered 2-3 mixed grills which came with appetizer and pita. My kids extra order of fries came out fast. Good food, the meat was cooked well and served hot. The apps were yummy with the I think eggplant sauté being the standout.

This place is a hidden gem. Went here late on a Saturday morning with my boyfriend to get falafel…read moreand it did not disappoint. The service was friendly and the location casual, but comfortable. We both got the falafel platters, and we split the fried cheese and fries. We also both got cokes. The bill was around $40 which is extremely reasonable for the portions they give. The falafel was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. It came with three little sauces which could have punched a bit more flavor, but was delicious nonetheless. The falafel came with a small side salad and plentiful rice. The rice was perfectly cooked and delicious. The fried cheese was seasoned perfectly, and packed with flavor. The fries were crisp deliciousness. I'd come back here in a heartbeat, it really didn't disappoint. I wish I lived closer.

I've been to House of Falafel twice now and it was really good both times. The portions are very…read moregenerous and everything tastes fresh and homemade. The falafel was crispy outside and soft inside and the pita was warm and soft too. My favorite part was the sauces, especially the hot sauce. It actually has real heat and flavor. The second time I went back I had to ask for extra because I kept putting it on everything. I uploaded photos from two different visits and the food was consistent both times. The atmosphere is welcoming and the staff is friendly, they make you feel like family instead of just being served at a random restaurant. Definitely a nice local spot and worth trying if you're in the area.

Food was delicious, delivery service was exceptional I really enjoyed the food would order again!!!read more

I was in the area for work and was looking for a place to grab a late lunch. It wasn't clear I had…read moreto order via kiosk so just hung out in the lobby/entrance by the counter for about 5 mins till someone came out to help. He was friendly and manually took the order but I know the folks in the back saw me waiting in the kitchen and didn't alert anyone. I ordered the Cheese & Beef Hawashi and a can of pop. It took a bit to make and bring out but worth the wait. Food was good. Service could use some improvements. Website: https://kaizrnj.com

Let's get the elephant out of the room first…read more Ambience: Non-existent. Interior looks bare. It has a few seating. This is not a spot for a romantic date. We got takeout and were very satisfied. Food: I've had Egyptian before in NYC and I liked this much more. Here's what we ordered: Dolmas (stuffed grapeleaves). They were served hot. Never had them hot and I was surprised by how much I liked them. The stuffing was soft inside with a hint of sourness. Completely different from the typical cold pickled versions we had. I usually have 2-3 pieces but this time we ate the whole pound of it. Stuffed Cornish hen. This order takes a while, so order ahead. At first, we were not impressed by the meat. Not bad, very moist and meat fell off the bone. But, then we ate it with the stuffed rice. Rich umami. All the flavor went into the rice. Very rich flavor and together it was delicious. I would add hot sauce to the mix. Chicken kabob. All breast meat. Decent portion. It was not dry and very well spiced. My in-laws loved it. I'm not a fan of white meat but recognize that it was done well. Stuffed eggplant. Indian eggplant. Also hot version. Firm exterior, soft interior. Cuts through really well to share. Definitely like it more than the cold appetizer i've had elsewhere. More on the milder side so other dishes tasted better. Biftek (fried breaded thin steak). Fried very well. Didn't get soggy in the container so the kitchen knew to let it cool and stay crispy. Nothing bad but also not special. Many different cuisine does the same thing. Needs a dip. I would order it again and I imagine kids with a tunnel vision palate would like it too because it's like chicken nugget and french fries to them. Meat shawarma. This was disappointing. It's not bad but boring compared to all the other dishes. It's pretty much meat over rice but since I come from the city, it doesn't stack up against the lamb/chicken over rice from halal carts. It was a little dry and came with tahini (hummus based). Pretty sure this version is more authentic but I'm biased to the lamb over rice covered in white sauce. If you never had Egyptian before, it's in between Mediterranean and Middle Eastern because it is both but at the same time different enough to be its own category. There's a Greek restaurant in the same plaza and I would say the fare is completely different although their dishes overlap in the menu. They are not comparable. Verdict: We ordered more food the very next day. Until we try other restaurants in the area, this is currently my favorite Egyptian restaurant.

New Jersey has plenty of excellent restaurants, and this is a great place to try something…read moredifferent. I've had problems ordering here in the past due to language differences, ordering through doordash or one of those outfits made it very easy to schedule a pickup. We tried the baba ganoush this time, koshari with fried liver, stuffed green peppers, and little rice and meat sausages. Prices are super reasonable- too- Everything was excellent, not a complaint at all! And that's rare for me. Oh yeah a complaint, allow a lot of time clarify with the restaurant exactly how much time it will take because everything is made to order and it is not a 15 or 20 minute deal. But well worth it.