Best takeout in the area. Mixed Gyro platter is off the…read morecharts. Delivery time is spot on. 10 out of 10!

I thought the food was FANTASTIC. The menu had so many options from swarmas to fries to platters to…read morekebabs. There's so much you can chose from. For the price and flavor it was so worth it. I got two meals out of mine. I got the gyro platter and it probably was one of the tastiest meals I've had in a long time. I thought the chicken was seasoned and flavorful. But by far, the best part was the white sauce. I would pair it with the mango lassi and it was such a great explosion of flavors - both savory and sweet. I will say they ask whether you're okay with onions and raisins in your platter. I liked them but I know raisins might not be what most people prefer to add to their rice. Service was fast. You can either order at the front table or at your seat. They got the food in a reasonable amount of time. The place looks small from the outside, but when you walk in, there's a back room worth of 30 people worth of seating. It's extremely cozy inside. There's also a parking lot right next to the restaurant and also across the street. The lot right next door is kinda small though, so you might need to loop around. Parking shouldn't be a problem and you can get a really good stop if you're lucky.

Review on just the Food…read more Red Curry - Shrimp The flavor was great, not too spicy although I'm sure you can request it to me more spicy. It was served with steamed white rice. The shrimp was cooked just right and tasted good. Pad See Ew with Chicken This was a pleasant surprise and a great treat. The broad, flat rice noodles are perfectly chewy, providing a satisfying base. Stir-fried with a smoky, slightly sweet soy sauce, the noodles are mixed in with tender pieces of chicken that absorb the rich flavors beautifully. Broccoli adds a pleasant crunch and freshness that balances the overall taste. What truly elevates Pad See Ew is the subtle hint of garlic and the slight char from the wok, giving it a uniquely robust flavor. For my taste, I added a touch of hot chili oil to spice it up a notch. Highly recommend this restaurant

FYI, this is a takeout place! There is street parking but you can also park at 7/11 and cross the…read morestreet (which is what we did). The place is spacious despite it being only for takeout, and it has a nice counter. We called our order and it took them 15 minutes to have it ready, which was much appreciated as we were starving! We got the dumplings, basil fried rice, and drunken noodles - it all came out to $32 which is an incredible price for the amount of food we received! The dumplings were okay, not the greatest I've had but not bad. The basil fried rice and drunken noodles were both good, they have a decent amount of chicken and vegetables, and the spice levels were true to what they said! We ordered the rice as spicy (level 1) and the noodles as very spicy (level 2) and they did not disappoint! It is great to know we have a solid Thai place nearby if we want to switch it up from our regular spot.

Only had takeout from Elmas and it's been perfect every single time. The restaurant has an inviting…read morevibe, and I've always seen it busy. The staff are friendly and helpful. And the food is full of flavor and cooked to perfection. Every. Single. Time. The kebabs and mixed grill platter are our favorites.

We spontaneously got some food to go when in the area, and I'm so glad we did. The food was some of…read morethe best Turkish food I have had in a while. The mixed grill was a large size and very tasty. I also really liked the doner iskender - delectable! The baklava was some of the best I can remember. A little pricey, but as a splurge, I'd deifnitely recommend. The restaurant, where I waited a few minutes, has some nice character and feels transported away from the strip mall.

Came for lunch time and it was empty. I was able to sit in the open dining room area and enjoy the…read moremeal. It came out pretty quickly, and the aroma was just coming off the plate hot. The mint lemonade was excellent and super sweet. The gyro platter was an excellent pick, I wish I would have gotten a side of fries as well. Plenty of street parking.

Saw good reviews @ Al Aqsa n thought we'd try their food…read more Ordered the Al Aqsa mixed grill, grilled branzino n falafel. Generous portions. The meats were tender n juicy. The rice was tasted v good. More than enough for 3 persons n plenty of LO. The fish was simple n tasty as well n moist. Thank u for a great dinner. Will stop by again.

Mega. Best hot fried chicken I've had, bar the original good truck version of Main Chick Hot Chick…read more(which has now franchised and is no longer as good). My go-to is the medium chicken sandwich (which I think is likely the best spice level), with coleslaw on the side as I am not a fan of that. The pickles that come with it are great- make sure you get a lot of extra honey packets to make it even more delicious! I will say, I strongly dislike their fries with the birdies french fry seasoning. I tend to forget and always get it, and never enjoy them- it really kinda ruins them. Try at your own risk of not enjoying the fries! I'd get the regular ones, but they're nothing to speak home about. The loaded fries with chicken tenders are solid (friend enjoys them) but I'd go for the sandwich. Recommend coming here!

Stopped by to grab dinner for Iftaar one night…read more Establishment is chill and quick to serve. The chicken here has a real nice dusty crust, and offers 5 level of spices. I ordered the bird in the bun (sandwich), dusty fries and a side of coleslaw. It is not a saucy chicken, but they put sauce on it The sandwich was really good, but the tender was longer than the bun and there was left over bun as per the chicken to bun ratio. Still a heavy tender tho. Served with coleslaw and pickles inside. The dusty fries reminded me of some desi seasoning, like chaat seasoning or pani puri mix. And the coleslaw was basic, a little too mayo-y for my liking but did the job.

When you are tired of cooking and want something but not sure what? This is the pace!…read more From the moment I walked in, Susan at the front made me feel incredibly welcome. She is remarkably accommodating, patient, and attentive. I had a few questions about the menu and some specific dietary preferences, and Susan went above and beyond to make sure my order was perfect. Her warm personality and efficient service truly elevate the entire dining experience. As for the food, the shawarma was seasoned perfectly, juicy, and packed with flavor. I have to say, this is by far the best Shawarma in NJ! The ingredients were fresh, and the portions were generous. Between the top-tier food and Susan's exceptional hospitality, I highly recommend Amin's Shawarma.

Loved this place the workers are kind and the cafe is cute and cozy. I ordered some beshamel and…read moreit was yummy. I could taste a hint of cheese in the sauce first time ever having that but it was delicious. My friend had the koshery she loved it and we tried the falafel which was also on point. It's not fava bean based but still hit. Would def come back and try other things. Also had Egyptian hibiscus drink and it was sweet and refreshing. The tahini sauce was not bland at all it was yummy.

Pleasantly surprised ! Tried the weekend lunch buffet, the restaurant was able to accommodate a big…read moretable on short notice. Service was decent, we had someone consistently attending to our table. There was a good balance between vegetarian and meat options. Soup, chat, appetizers, idly/wada, curries, biryani and more. Desserts were pretty good - Gulab Jamun, rice pudding, mango mouse and gajar ka halwa. Overall good experience , would have been great if the curries had more flavor and spices.

Another review from a poor man. We went here for the…read moreMothers Day brunch May 11, 2025. It was good but I don't think it meets the price point so I don't think I will be back in that regard. Pros. The food was good for what they offered. Had some dishes I never had before along with one or two that I have had. The service was mostly good. The ambiance was nice where it was bright and had a warm feel to the place. Cons. Paying 87 bucks for two people for a lunch buffet is outrageous and for that line fact, I will not be back because I cannot afford that price point. If you want good quality Indian buffet and money isn't an issue, this is your place. If you want good quality Indian food and the price is budget friendly on Sundays ...... go to Cinnamon in Morris Plains, NJ

Excellent food and good portion size! The restaurant itself has a nice ambiance and authentic…read moredecor, although I've only ever gotten takeout. I would definitely recommend this place if you want to try something different.

Ate at this restaurant for the first time last nigh. The food was outstanding. The lamb tender and…read moreflavorful, the appetizers excellent Truly a hidden gem. The only downside was inattentive service and menus that definitely need replacing as they were spotted and faded. Those are easily reparable, and the food is not to be missed.

Its name means "far west" or "where the sun sets." Morocco is a country located in the westernmost…read morepart of Africa, with borders reaching both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Various influences have shaped its rich and diverse cultural history over the centuries. The country has been home to several cultures, including indigenous Berber cultures, Arab-Islamic influences, and contributions from various Mediterranean, African, and European civilizations. Located off a busy Route 46 in Parsippany, we decided on Marakesh Restaurant for a celebratory event. My partner, our friends, and I easily made a reservation for a party of 6 by visiting their website. Upon entering, it felt like one truly walked into a family-owned BYOB establishment in Morocco with its decor and subdued lighting, creating a cozy and intimate vibe. The staff greeted us as first-timers and guided us to a central area in the dining space. The atmosphere is enhanced by colorful, comfortable-looking overstuffed couches that serve as our seating (no hardwood chairs here), shiny brass trays perched on pedestals that function as tables, imported artifacts (ceramics, pottery, artwork) tastefully placed throughout, arched Moroccan-style doorways, subdued lighting, and soft Moroccan music playing in the background. The hospitality began when one of the servers approached our table carrying a decorative pitcher and basin so that we could wash our hands. On weekends, a prix fixe family-style menu is offered and called the Sultan's table, which begins with garden salad, dip platter with pita bread, shrimp kebab, and Moroccan cigars. The first course featured mixed kebab (breast of chicken and beef kofta) over saffron rice and vegetables. The second course opted for chicken and salmon tagine. Thanking my friend, Bea, for bringing the delicious cake from Dulce de Leche Bakery in Englewood. Our meal ended with a mint hot tea. We were all excited to sample Moroccan cuisine, as each dish was packed with flavors that were completely unfamiliar to our taste buds. The staff was kind and attentive and went out of their way to help. The belly dancing performance was the highlight of the evening, enhancing the overall experience. The staff were friendly and explained what the menu offered. I had a pleasant moment with the chef/owner, Abdelfettah El Akkari. It turned into a very fun party with excellent food and music, among friends, and Marakesh did not disappoint. Shokran (thank you).

Nice and cozy restaurant for Mediterranean cuisine. Welcoming and homey vibes. The decor is…read moreamazing. Really gives that colorful vibrant spirit. Parking lot in the front. The service is excellent. Absolutely love the belly dance (about 1hr) She was really good. She also interacted with the customers (mostly women and kids). It's family-style food that comes with appetizers and main courses. Mixed feeling about the food. Salmon and chicken/lemon were dry. Kids chicken kabob was dry. But I definitely love the dip platter. Great flavors and pitas were soft and warm. Moroccan cigars are crispy rolls filled with beef(?) and cinnamon. Truly a surprise for me. Savory with the sweet was beyond my comprehension but it was really good. The after-meal tea has strong aroma of jasmine and mint. Good to wake up a bit after all the heavy food. Overall a good experience in the restaurant.

Came here for the first time almost 10 years ago! And it's still one of the best sandwiches I've…read moreeaten. It was just as amazing as the first time I had it!

This was the best balanced falafel sandwich I have ever had. The bread was thick enough to hold…read morethe fillings but not so thick as to drown out the flavor of the fillings. The fillings were plentiful and flavorful. From fried cauliflower, to pickles, to a seasoned tahini sauce. I was very happy. It felt like home. I had Turkish soda to pair with it and bought a small international chocolate bar and mamoul (date cookie). The workers/owners were very kind and the place is cozy without frills. I can't wait to try the other food but it will be hard to not want this sandwich!