Have you heard of Fahsa? Oh my gord! Slightly spicy, super savory, stewed lamb served in a stone bowl with hot mulawah (spiced flat bread cooked in a stone oven) is a MUST and is legit one of my new favorite foods. The staff here are very nice and happy to explain the best things to try. Yemeni culture is rich with influence from many civilizations which has fortified the cuisine with fragrant and multifaceted flavors from the entire region while remaining distinctly Yemeni so the menu is different from the "middle eastern" restaurants familiar to the area, because most offer Lebanese fare... The rice we had was bright yellow from saffron and was just delicious. The meat was tender and juicy. The salad was fresh and crisp and was tossed in a bright and well balanced dressing. Make sure to try the coffee and tea selection as these are offerings that are quite unique to Yemen and you may find a new favorite beverage. Our experiences here have been pleasant and tasty and we'll be back for more soon. read more

Authentic, homemade food; large portions. Delicious teas, coffees and smoothie drinks. We will be back often! Everything we ordered was fresh and delicious - the lamb stood out above the chicken dishes, for sure. My husband ordered the Fahsah, which is mashed potatoes and lamb stew inside a bubbling clay pot and served with freshly homemade pita type bread. So savory and delicious. Hummus, shawarma, kabobs, salads, everything was delicious. Service was excellent for our large group on a Sunday - they really treated us like family. You can definitely tell that this place has high quality food because of the amount of family coming to pick up carry out and hang out. Such a nice, chill vibe on a Sunday afternoon. I highly recommend any of the authentic dishes, as you're not likely to find dishes like this elsewhere. read more

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We came for an early dinner when Ramadan was ending. Got a chicken plate, and the portions were HUGE. We also love the pita bread, which came warm, and I was happy to take it to go so that I could eat on my travels on the train the next day. We left here STUFFED read more

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Dirty place, cold food and bad energy will not be back and will not recommend it to anyone!!!

The food there is decent and the service is good. I liked that they have towels to wipe hands after eating. Also their Fasah was really good! I didn't like the lamb haneeth too much. It was decent. Would go back for the Fasah tho! read more

Sheeba Restaurant - Lamb - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

BEST YEMENI FOOD! I'm diving right into it. Don't hold me back. Lentil Soup: THIS IS A MUST! So, delicious and hearty, so warm and light. The lentil soup was so easy to go down, and we were tempted to order round 2. We so should've. Lamb Soup: This is a well flavored Lamb Broth. This also is A MUST ORDER! DO NOT skip on this! So, delicious and soothing while it goes down. Im not kidding you can really tell, someone made this with love. Fahsah- The sizzling hot bubbly clay bowl, that contains shredded lamb and mashed potatoes. Served with a side of bread. This we ordered after seeing a nearby table indulging in multiple bowls. MMM, its a bit on the saucy side, but super perfect with the bread. GET IT!!! Lamb Haneeth- This option I choose after seeing multiple yelp recommendations on it. Its a plate of lamb pieces so soft, they easily fall apart with a touch of a fork. Partnered with potato chunks, and a whole bed of rice waiting to be scooped up and piled into your mouth. This dish also comes with a side of red salsa, and in the middle of the salsa sits about a tablespoon of green spicy sauce. So, depending on how hot you like it, take it straight, or mix it in. OMG, my MOUTH IS WATERING while reminiscing. OH take me back already! -My darn photos do no justice. -Private Parking lot -Great service -We ended with hot steaming towels brought to us, to wipe our hands and faces. My goodness, what an amazing experience. read more

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Great, authentic Yemeni cuisine! The lamb broth soup and the lamb haneeth is to die for! Super tender and flavorful. The salta is also very good. They serve fresh huge pieces of bread that add to a fun and tasty experience. read more

I stopped at this spot from several recommendations I got from people in the Dearborn area. I had pretty high expectations since this place seemed to stand out amongst the many Arab spots. There are three locations, two on Michigan Avenue. I went to the smaller one on 13919 Michigan Ave, which caters to standard dining. It accommodates a good number of people without being super crowded. The 22048 Michigan Ave location accommodates both standard dining and larger groups. I noticed that Yemeni cuisine differs quite a bit from the many types of Middle Eastern food I've eaten throughout my life. The menu was pretty simple consisting of many lamb-based rice dishes and stews. It can be hard to narrow down specific entrees to try, since many descriptions can sound similar. The food lends itself well to family-style dining. We ordered the Sheeba For Four platter and an additional Sheeba Garamish Salad. The Sheeba For Four was impressive; each came in generous portions with fresh and high-quality ingredients. It includes the Fahsah stew containing shredded lamb and stewed potatoes. It came with fresh flatbread which was thinner but flakier than a regular pita. The platter came with both Lamb and Chicken Haneeth over Zorbain Rice. I typically don't like stews, so I was surprised how much I enjoyed the Fahsah. The lamb had the consistency of braised meat without being too gamey. The flatbread was delicious. I was very satisfied with the meat portions that came on the rice platter. Many restaurants load up platters with tons of rice to skimp on meat portions. All of us had decent portions of both lamb and chicken with plenty of leftovers to spare. We concluded our meal with the Dates Fatta Dessert. The bread in this one was crumbled, as opposed to the sliced presentation we were used to. It's not your typical sweet and decadent Arab dessert; the Dates Fatta has a lighter texture and hint of sweetness that can conclude a heavier meal. Overall, I enjoyed Sheeba much more than I thought I would. As an Arab, I can quickly get bored of the various meat and rice dishes available at Mediterranean spots. Sheeba's Yemeni cuisine introduced me to a new and enjoyable avenue of Middle Eastern food. We were also very happy with the service throughout our meal here. I'd definitely recommend this spot for anyone visiting the area. read more

Headed here after visiting the Henry Ford Museum. It's a surprising large place with super comfortable seating. Service was quick and attentive. We had five people and wanted to try a variety of food, so we ordered Yemeni platter for 4. Well we were all full after that. There wasn't a bad dish. I even tried their specialty teas which I normally skip but they were all fantastic! I will be coming back here and recommend it to anyone. read more

Wow! First time I ate Yemeni food and it was amazing and delicious. When we walked inside, we were seated right away and instructed to scan the QR code for the menu. So many wonderful food choices on the menu! Since it was our first time eating here, we asked for food recommendations. The server asked us if we wanted dishes with meat or vegetarian and we chose lamb. She then told us what she would recommend for our meals. Her suggestions were excellent! My spouse and I split the entrees, and I'm glad we did. The lamb on both entrees was very tender. Our meals were seasoned perfectly and tasted great. Everything at Sheeba is freshly prepared. You will want to save room for dessert. The dessert, also recommended by our server, was fantastic! It went very well with the tea we drank after our meals. All the staff of this restaurant was very attentive, helpful and super nice. I highly recommend eating here when you are in the Detroit area. We plan on coming back here soon. It's a dining experience you won't forget! read more

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I have never had better lamb anywhere else.. their lamb Haneeth is very tender and absolutely outstanding. I can't wait to go back there just for that.. and this is coming from someone who actually prefers vegetarian over meat anyday since people can't cook their meat properly. The waitress was very aware of the menu and guided us with the best options to order. We were a group of 8 people, they had enough space to accommodate bigger parties like ours. read more

This is one of my go-to restaurants when I'm looking for halal middle eastern food, which is saying a lot given how many are in the area. The fahsah, platters, and chicken entrees are staples for me. I will say that the combo platters are always wayyyy more food than you think, you order conservatively. My friends eat a lot and a combo for 3 is good for 6 people easily. read more

Sheeba Restaurant - Combo platter for 3 - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

Food is so good. Server gave a lot of recommendations and all were the best. Got fahsa and haneeth. Would return again and recommend others to come here for Yemeni food. read more

Food is yummy! Portions are very generous. Complimentary water and tea. The tea server brings it in with a celebration. Price is on the higher side but worth it read more

Sheeba Restaurant - Haneeth soaked in tomato sauce - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

We were coming to visit U of M, Dearborn with our son and stopped at Sheba for dinner. We hadn't had Yemeni food before and decided to try it out. We were very pleased and ate way too much. We ordered the family platter to sample a few dishes along with a veggie platter. The lamb soup that comes with most meals was a spiced rich lamb broth. We also got a cup of the lentil soup and I recommend both as starters. When the platter came out, there was a large portion of lamb placed on a bed of rice. The lamb was so tender and just beautifully done. We also added the Fahsa for a few dollars more. The shredded lamb and potato came in a steaming hot pot. It was so good, it is hard to describe. We left stuffed to the gills and very happy. read more

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The lamb haneeth use to be superb. Enough that you didn't mind the premium price. Now, since building the second location, the quality of the lamb haneeth dish has dropped off. I think they switch the cut of lamb you get, but it's dry and not worth. The bones use to be long, now they are round and the meat tough. I had no desire to try and chew it any longer. I tried both location in the past 4 months and I won't go back for it. Also, the lentil soup was extremely salty. I'm super disappointed as this dish was a staple for us on special occasions. read more

First of all I will start with the good side of the review , the lamb haneeth and the lamb fahsa stew was absolutely delicious! The lamb was so tender on the haneeth it was falling off the bone! The lentil soup was watery and not good though! We Laos tried their adani tea and expected to be served in those littLe tea cups but were served in to go cups and we didn't love it but it was okay! Now, the reason I gave it 3 is because the food was good but the place was dirty, the table wasn't cleaned well, the water was served in plastic cups, the chairs were broken and in bad conditions, the whole atmosphere was not presentable enough for a sit down restaurants! The service wasn't great as well! Because we ordered appetizers and food which we got the food before the appetizers! We asked for an appetizer that we didn't even get! I mean the food was good but if I feel like eating that I would order it to go and not go eat there! read more

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The service was a bit of a drag, the hummus was great, the half chicken dish with rice was nice, but wasn't nothing to call home about. The cake was cool, wasn't all that to me. The spicy sauce was great and the ambiance gave off a homely vibe. I recommend better table service and they should think about having hookah and alcohol. read more

One of the best meals I've had in a long time. A must stop for lovers of Middle Eastern cuisine. Everything was fresh and had great taste. Service was great - thank you, Moataz read more

Birthday party of 22 was warmly accommodated and served by Abbas and his helper. The Yemeni food was spectacular, especially the lamb dishes which were loved by the guests who don't usually even eat lamb. I highly recommend it. read more

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We were really impressed with our lunch at Sheeba Restaurant. This was our first time having Yemeni food and it was great. Our friend, whose wife is from Dearborn, recommended this place to us. There are two Sheeba Restaurant locations in Dearborn: this one on Michigan Ave which opened in 2015 and the original, I believe, on Dix Ave which opened in 2013. This location shares a building with 360 Lounge, a Lebanese restaurant. It's unassuming from the outside. Inside, the space feels clean and relatively new. The dining rooms (there are two; one can presumably be reserved for large groups and private parties) are spacious and simply decorated with colorful paintings and a touch of Yemeni design/architecture. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual. During our lunch visit, the interior was naturally well lit. I felt quite comfortable. The restaurant serves both Yemeni and Mediterranean cuisine. The menu has a decent selection, from breakfast dishes like foul (ful; fava beans), fasolia (kidney beans) and lamb, beef, and chicken galabah (minced meat sauteed with onions, tomatoes, and Yemeni spice) to traditional Yemeni entrees like lamb/chicken agdah stew (with okra, carrots, potatoes, onions, and green peas) and zorbian, a Yemeni staple, similar to biryani (mixed rice). They also offer desserts like fatta (fatteh) and beverages like juices, Adeni tea, and shanina (buttermilk) yogurt drinks. Expect to spend about $11-23 each for most individual dishes. For family-style dining, group platters and trays are available and they do catering too. My fiancee and I ordered from both the special lunch menu, where most entrees (with rice and salad) are under $10 each and most sandwiches (with drink) are under $6 each, and the regular menu. Here's what we went with: * Lamb haneeth ($12.95, lunch portion) - Sheeba's most popular dish; slow-roasted lamb, seasoned and cooked, served with mandi basmati rice * Saltah ($7.95, lunch portion) - fresh assorted root vegetables combined with whipped fenugreek, served bubbling in a hot clay bowl * Shafoot ($4.95) - chopped tanoor bread soaked in labneh yogurt, mixed with cucumbers, green onion, and chutney * Hot tanoor bread ($1) All of the food was delicious. It was very satisfying and comforting and really hit the spot for us. Yemeni house salad, which comes with the lunch entrees, was served first. This was a pretty simple salad consisting of chopped iceberg lettuce, cucumbers, and tomatoes with a wonderful dressing. I'm not sure what the dressing was, but it was light and vinegary with appetizing flavor. The vegetables were fresh, cool, and crisp. The lamb haneeth was outstanding. The quality of the lamb, served bone-in, was excellent. The portion size was generous/reasonable. The meat was tender and flavorful. There was a mix of consistencies including charred outer edges, moist meat, and chewy tendon. The lamb was served with mandi which is a Yemeni rice dish. It's not too different from other basmati rice dishes I've had. Along with lamb, the plate contained some chopped potatoes and carrots. The saltah was great. This stew was hearty. It had a thick, savory, "meaty" broth even though there is no meat in this dish. Both the lamb haneeth and saltah were served with a side of what I call Yemeni "salsa." It resembled a tomato-based Mexican salsa. If anyone knows the name of this sauce, please let me know. Our server told us the sauce contained tomato, mint, onion, and peppers, among other ingredients. It was a cool, light, yummy and fresh-tasting sauce with a little bit of a kick to it. I'm not sure which dish it came with. Our server told us it was meant to be eaten with everything. The shafoot was tasty. This dish is pretty much a salad. It's served cold with many chopped up ingredients mixed up and served together. I loved the different, fantastic flavors in this dish, though I can see some people getting turned off by either its texture (soggy, soaked flatbread) or temperature (cold). The hot tanoor bread was huge. It was served in a basket. There was more than enough bread for the two of us. It was essentially like naan; doughy, puffy, and oven-baked with charred bubbles. Service was super. Our server was friendly and our orders came out from the kitchen in fairly short order. At the end of our meal, we received warm, wet hand towels and our receipt was served in a cute little wooden treasure chest with Sheeba-branded mints and individually-wrapped toothpicks. Sheeba has its own paved parking lot with about 20 spaces. read more

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It's one of the beautiful restaurants in my neighborhood but I never had a chance to visit it. The staff is professional. However on this particular day, me and my friends faced delays in the serving. Also, the food which was served was not enough tasteful. I felt like there is a missing piece of Mediterranean spices in the food. Even though we ordered all non-vegetarian food items, I didn't felt that I was eating non-vegetarian. Most of the times I was chewing some veggies read more

One of my family's favorite restaurants in Dearborn. We come here many times especially when we take out guests from out of town. It is a Yemeni restaurant and I find their food to be more flavorful and not as dry as typical Arabic food. I'm not usually a fan of lamb but their lamb is so delicious and cooked perfectly. Favorite dishes: Lamb haneeth and lamb fahsa. Also make sure you get the Adeni tea! It's amazing and a perfect way to end your meal. read more

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Everything was delicious. Service was great. Ambiance was nice and inviting. Tea's amazing. read more

I was so excited to try these place as I never had a Yemeni food before. Went there for Dearborn restaurant week, drove 40 minutes just to be very disappointed with the total experience. The only best part of the meal was the bread, it was amazing. Service was one of the worst I ever had, our server was not fully aware of all the items included in the lunch meal, and of course when the food arrived there were missing items, so I had to request them. The worst thing was the waiting time, from the moment we ordered, the food arrived to us after 40 minutes!!! There were many other people that arrived much later than we and got their food sooner. At one point another server came to our table and asked if somebody took care of us, so I explained that we ordered food like 30 minutes ago. She went to check in the kitchen, the food arrived about 10 minutes later. I thing our first server simply took our order and never gave it to the kitchen... at this point we were so irritated, we just wanted to eat and leave. So now to the food. As I mentioned earlier, the one and only highlight of all the food we got was the bread. Fahsah - was so greasy we barely touched it, also the flavor was not good. Chicken Haneetha - the chicken looked more like cooked other than broiled and it was also very greasy. Rice had no flavor, mushy and bland. The veggies that were on that plate also very bland. Hummus was just regular, nothing special, so was the falafel. Overall, not impressed at all, we left very disappointed and for the next 2 days we had a stomach ache after that greasy meat. Won't be back for sure. read more

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The other day my friend was craving some middle eastern food and instead of going to our usual place we settled on trying the food at Sheeba Restaurant. Let me start off by saying that our waiter was fantastic when he found out that this was our first time he immediately started with a few recommendations and making sure we had no questions about the menu. He was very attentive to our needs and overall he made the experience for us. (I just wish I could remember his name) The food was amazing my friend ended up getting a small chicken salad with a shwarma sandwich. The salad she ordered came out and it was a decent size for a small and went above her expectations and mine. I ended up getting the Sheeba Galabah which was made with lamb and some kind of tomato sauce served over a bed of rice and the lamb soup. The soup came out first and it was delicious. When the waiter set the soup down he asked if we wanted to try it with their house sauce. He said "it will add to the flavor of the soup and it's highly recommended." I had to try it out so I did and he was not wrong it really added to not only the flavor of the soup but also the texture a little bit. The Sheeba Galabah was fantastic very rich and savory and the portion was huge I had enough for three meals so I was not mad at the price tag of $19.95. Overall the experience was fun and unique and this was my second time going out since some of the restrictions where lifted. They even brought us out hot towels to freshen up with that where fragranced with perfume and oils. It was an awesome way to end the meal. I can honestly say I am looking forward to coming back again soon! read more

Sheeba Restaurant - This was the Sheeba Galabah... yeah that's a lot of food for 20 bucks. - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

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She's a is a great go to restaurant for basic Mediterranean food. The service was good, plenty of food for 2 to share a meal. My go to there is any lamb dish they have :) read more

We got there bit after lunch, so lunch service was over and they just turned over for dinner service. We walked in and the place was empty. After a while, we were greeted and seated and reviewed the dinner menu. We went with the following items: - Lamb Haneeth - Chicken Haneeth - 1/2 order - Shish Combo (Shish Kabob, Kafta and chicken kabob) - this is what I ordered For the first two dishes, you get a choice of soup or salad and for the shish combo, you get either rice or fries and soup or salad. We all went with the soup, but the waitress never asked me if I wanted rice or fries with my order and when the dish came out, it was served with rice; so if you want the fries, make sure you request it - but I would recommend you stick with the rice, you won't be disappointed. Both the lamb and chicken were cooked well, the meats came off the bones, juicy and moist. I would definitely order those again, but if I had to choose between both - I would go with the lamb. As for my order, the combo - I like that you get to try all three options in one plate, the only draw back - the lamb and chicken kabob's were burnt and the chicken was dried. Overall, I was bit disappointed with my order, especially with two of the kabobs being burnt and the chicken being dried out. This is the reason for 3 stars for this review. I would definitely be back for a revisit; especially during the lunch period. read more

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We tried a Ramadan Iftar & it wasn't as expected. They don't serve fattoush/ salad or soup. Not everybody likes lamb meat.

We dined in here twice in 2 days whole we were in dearborn. The service could use a bit of work but the fahsa which we had the first time and then reordered the second date was the best dish we have ever had. I would definitely come back here and eat fahsa all day long read more

Sheeba Restaurant - Fahsah - lamb - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

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I gotta be honest, I drove one hour to pick up this food and I paid $189 for 8 people tray is not worth it! The food is not good, I paid $189 mostly for rice, the lamb is mostly fat, the meat on the side of the tray looked like "cat food" . The whole tray was filled with rice and they didn't even have garlic! And if you like onions and I'm talking about big bites of onions order the Tabbouleh, I never seen tabbouleh made like this with huge bites of onions, looked like they didn't have time to chop this salad the way it should be! I will not recommend this place to anyone! NEVER AGAIN The only reason I give two stars is because the hummus was good. But that's it. read more

Sheeba Restaurant - a tray full of food - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

Hands down my favorite restaurant of all Detroit/Dearborn so far. I went to plenty of places but this one stole my heart. Yemeni cuisine is flat out one of the best I've ever had; definitely a top 5 now for me. This restaurant has lots of space with good amount of seating. Their service is attentive and efficient. I started with their lentil soup and fresh slices of lemon wedges on the size to provide a citrus bite. I then ordered their popular Fahsah which is shredded lamb in mashed potato and placed in this clay pot that's sizzling. You can see the stew bubble up every time. The lamb is tender and easy to slice apart. This dish is excellent especially with their tandoor hot bread to pair up with. It's almost like a naan to stew comparison. For my main course, I had their Lamb Zorbian which is marinated lamb cooked along with the basmati rice and flavored with parsley, onion and scallions. All together, this was delicious and fulfilling. The lamb just melts like butter and the rice is cooked to perfection. The dish comes with this 'salsa' which is finely blended tomatoes and other spices. Pour that on top of the Zorbian and BOOM! You're in Yemen Heaven. This has got to be a top 10 dish for me, no doubt. Sip on some Adeni tea along with your food and don't forget to grab a cup to go! read more

This place doesn't even deserve one star honestly. The whole restaurant smelled like pure armpit . The whole restaurant stinks like musk. The fosulia they have gave me was very dry and nasty . It's supposed to be make with beans and tamatoes and peppers stuff like that and they just just gave me some dry nasty ass beans and tried to charge me 12$ they really need a reality check and a deep cleaning on their whole place read more

It's been awhile since I ate here. Food is delicious, great service ambiance is perfect!

This spot was awesome. I shared a platter for two and had both the Haneeth and Galabah served over rice and a size of mixed vegetables is a sauce. The Haneeth was their most popular dish essentially slow roasted lamb that was super tender and easily pulled off the bone. The Galabah was minced lamb and beef in an onion and tomato based sauce. All in all a very hearty meal that probably could've been shared between 3 or 4 people with the amount of leftovers I took home. They do have quite the number of vegetarian options as well which is great as one of the members in our group was vegetarian. Also forgot to mention that our platter we ordered came with a side of soup or salad. I ended going with the lentil soup with was a bit on the thick side but also hearty and delicious. Also loved their fresh made tanoor bread for $1 per order. Generous in size and excellent for dipping into their hummus or baba ghanouji or just about any left over sauce on your plate. That's all I got on this one. 'Til next time, cheers! 300/365 read more

Sheeba Restaurant - Platter for two with Haneeth and Galabah - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

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Clean & great food. Service is excellent and the establishment is nice inside. A ton of great options to choose from the menu. The meat is extremely tender and you can't go wrong ordering from here. read more

Got Falafel, Shish Tawook Wrap, Lamb Soup and Tandoor Roti which costed us $16. Everything Tasted ok but not great Pros: -------- Decent Food Quick Service Clean Friendly staff Free Parking read more

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I'm so glad I finally got to try this place out. I've been craving yemeni food for awhile now. I was really looking forward to the chicken haneeth but they ran out of chicken lol. I got there at like 8ish on a Saturday so call ahead if need be. They suggested the chicken galabah to me and I wasn't disappointed at all. I had it with the lamb soup (that was absolutely delicious), bread and sahawiq. The service was also great and my waitress was very attentive and kind. The atmosphere is great and the owner definitely did his best trying to make it My only complaint here is nothing is really spicy like what I'm used to when it comes to yemeni food. Definitely check this place out, you won't be disappointed! read more

THIS PLACE IS THE BOMB! We ordered hummus as an app and then the Fahsah (lamb and mashed potatoes served with a type of flatbread) and a shawarma sandwich for entrees. Food portions are huge! The hummus and Fahsah came out first and honestly, that was plenty to feed two people. My mouth is watering thinking about the Fahsah. We were pretty stuffed by the time the sandwich came out, but we were very happy to have leftovers. Our waiter, Jaafer, was also awesome and super helpful. Wish we lived closer because we'd definitely frequent this restaurant. read more

Sheeba Restaurant - "Small" hummus and Fahsah - Middle Eastern Near Me - Dearborn, Michigan

My brother and I visited Detroit for the first time this past weekend, and eating authentic Middle Eastern food in Dearborn was at the top of my list of things to do while in town. And so we picked Sheeba for our first very meal in Detroit/Dearborn on Friday. We arrived around 11. It wasn't busy at all (being a little late for breakfast and a little early for lunch, I imagine), and we were seated immediately. I decided to order breakfast, while my brother decided to eat lunch (they brought both menus to the table for us). I got mathlooth - foul, fassolia, and eggs mixed in a clay bowl and topped with olive oil and tahini sauce. (Foul is mashed fava beans with sauteed onions and tomatoes, while fassolia is kidney beans sauteed with onions and tomatoes.) I loved this dish. It was simple but really delicious. The portion was on the larger side, so (sadly) I couldn't finish it. But it was a hearty, delicious breakfast that I would eat again. My brother ordered shrimp galabah (little shrimp sauteed with onions, tomatoes, and special seasoning). He loved it. I'm not super into those little baby shrimps, but the dish had great flavor. I think I would have loved the lamb or beef version of this dish! We also ordered the fresh bread, which was amazing. I also got Yemeni tea which was like a very sweet chai, but very good. The restaurant is really nice inside, and our service was excellent. Overall, I thought it was a wonderful meal. I wouldn't hesitate to eat there again if I lived in the Detroit area. I might even get the same thing (which isn't me at all usually)! Great meal. read more

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