The food is tasty and the service is good. Ordered chicken…read moreshawarma, which came with fries and grilled vegetables but also has options for roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, and others. The beef tacos and chicken wings were also on point. Pricier than the average restaurant because everything is kosher. If you want kosher meals, this restaurant is a must try

So I gave this place another shot (several times actually) since my initial review in 2013…read more I've at best have had mixed experiences, and there have been some lows. There was one instance where my family ordered a bunch of laffas with different fillings and they just phoned it in by packing them with the same ingredients in each one. But this last interaction really took the cake for me. Long story short, my family or I won't be returning ever again. The largest issue I have with Kosher establishments in the GTA is that they are less focused on the food itself and more on the business side of things. There are times where I've eaten food that is so devoid of passion and care that it's a waste of money for me. That is exactly what happened to me and my family recently. Essentially, we ordered take out and hauled the food back up to where we live in Richmond Hill, it's about a 20-30 minute drive once everything is said and done. The bags were unpacked and we all began to tuck in. However, my mother in law's laffa smelled off as if something had turned. I took a sniff myself to confirm and I wouldn't have chanced it myself. So we called and asked if a credit could be applied as they are regulars to this location. The manager at the time offered little in flexibility noting that it was an hour from closing and that they wouldn't do anything unless we drove all the way back south to prove that something was wrong. We tried to explore all of the options possible that didn't end in eating a questionable laffa and wasting $20 down the toilet. The manager wouldn't budge and even suggested to bring it in the next day if we happen to be in the area. At this point, I had enough and brought the laffa down and made the trek in the middle of a family celebration as my diabetic mother in law was without a meal for the evening. When I presented the laffa to the staff, they themselves smelled the laffa (conveniently surrounded by other food to possibly mask anything they probably should have smelled) and said it was fine and that all the food was made fresh so its impossible. As someone who cooks daily for his family, I know what food that has turned smells like and what food I would possibly take a chance on. This is definitely not the case, there was something there that wasn't fresh. I'm sure they do try to ensure it, but sometimes things happen. I don't kick up a storm over things like this for fun. I also rarely ask for refunds when eating out, but this was a case where it was clear and I stood my ground. After some back and forth, the manager agreed to a refund as the $20 laffa included fries, so I only received $17. At the time, I had agreed to accepting it without knowing that we didn't receive fries with our order, so that was another issue I found out when I got home. In comparison to another restaurant we ordered from the same evening. On my way home from the pick up, I received a call to tell me they missed part of the order and immediately offered a credit the next time I was in. And that is the stark difference I'm talking about where I am beginning to notice that kosher restaurants in Toronto pick the business side of things over quality and the passion for food. I know this isn't a great time for restaurants and I know people are hurting. But customer service doesn't just go out the window because of the hard times we're all going through. Take care of your client base and they will take care of you. In this case, the management chose the $20 over a family of customers that were loyal and opted to go here over other kosher eateries in the city. For that, I am truly upset and could have been resolved in an easier fashion than this experience. Also, you can't label chicken satay on the Sharing Platter on your menu and also list it with Teriyaki in the description. They are two VERY different dishes from two VERY different cuisines. What you were looking for was Chicken SKEWER. Sorry, that was out of left field, but it's bothered me since I saw it and it's lived rent free in my head for a while. TLDR: We ordered, we picked up, one dish didn't smell great, we complained, they said to make the half hour trek down south to talk it over. I came back half an hour later, they said it was fine, it wasn't and I was short changed on the refund. I wouldn't recommend this place for the food or the service and that's kind of the point of going to a restaurant in the first place.

Best Israeli restaurant in Thornhill. Amazing owners,…read morefriendly staff Great food Shawarma and kebabs are one of the best Basic setup here as its a casual establishment. Tons of takeout. Need to come early for dinner as its one of the last places you can still eat for under $30 for a solid meal.

Amazing beef ribs with fries and salad. Large portions …read more Service good . Not fancy , but the quality and value are worth it.

This review is for delivery orders. I didn't quite like the first delivery as had the promo items…read more Second time I did a platter that fared much better. Good seasoning and good dips with decent sides. In addition their garlic sauce packs a much desired punch. Good stuff will order again

came here because a friend wanna try this place. not my…read morepreferred place (after reading reviews) but im open to taste it and have my own thoughts. place has a nice decor and ambience. fast and attentive service. ordered lamb medium rare and yogurt brulee. lamb was juicy but it's a bit tough & hard to cut. the salad that comes with it is overly sour-cannot taste the veggie itself (i have never eat sour salad before. maybe this is how armenian eat it. my friend who tolerate sour better than me also commented the same). yogurt brulee is good. different/unique. but nothing wow. overall it's a good experience but not a place i'll be going back.

We visited here for a Sunday brunch at the patio and were stunned how beautiful the patio was…read more The brunch menu includes great variety of hot and cold Mediterranean warm and clod dishes like Fatteh, Balila, Foul, Kunefe, labneh balls, variety of cheese, jam, bread, fruit, fresh juice and Turkish coffee. It had a great atmosphere and the staff were friendly and attentive.

We decided to grab a bite on Friday night and I remembered this establishment that I had visited…read moreyears ago. It's in an spot that doesn't really stand out - so many signs and businesses and 3 lanes of traffic in each direction. As soon as you walk in the front door, you are swept away from this industrial looking area. The decor is upscale and enchanting. It definitely has the Wow factor. The staff are extremely polite and accommodating. The food was excellent - hot, fresh, and bursting with flavor. My friend had never had Middle Eastern cuisine and loved it! The portions are generous and we had to take some home with us. My friend who is not a fan of baklava tried some of mine and loved it! It's a must have here.

Heard good things about Miznon from a friend in Tel Aviv. Gave it a try on a weeknight and it…read morewasn't very busy around 6:45. There were quite a few take-out orders however. We googled what a "Run-over potato" was and it sounded delicious! In the description, it said "... with crispy edges..." and we were looking forward to that. Unfortunately it did not come out crispy, but it was still yummy. We just imagined what it would be like if it were crispy. We also had the chicken in a pita and while the chicken was tasty, the pita was too soggy for our tastes. It made it quite messy (which we're ok with, just not into the soggy texture). The hummus and pita was one of the best my hubby has tasted outside of what he had in Tel Aviv. It was smooth and flavourful! The pitas were more of a fluffy pita and oh so good. The beef brisket was amazing. Crispy yet tender. We would definitely visit again!

Miznon serves an amazing hummus plate, reportedly the best in the city, and their green beans are…read moreincredible. We also ordered the falafel, the schnitzel and a delicious dessert. You order at the counter, and then they serve you at your table. Everything was fresh and flavourful, and this is a great place to enjoy Israeli cuisine.

Despite the name this is a proper sit down restaurant. They get 3.5 stars…read more Meat soup was decent, with a milky flavour & quite a few veal chunks & shreds. It was jazzed up by clear vinegar & garlic sauce served on the side. The bread was fluffy but not fresh. Veal & Lamb doner sandwich combo: the meat was pretty moist & tender & tasted decent with a very natural flavour profile; I think this is the original Turkish style because there was no sauce. The sandwich bread was crisp yet moist and fluffy. The fries were a touch overcooked but good; very textured with some savoury bite & cooked in clean oil. There's complimentary tea if you ask for it. It was pretty good..

Well, honestly I was hoping to get decent kebab sandwich with substantial amount of meat, salad…read more.. instead the buns were extremely thick while the portion of meat and the rest was surprisingly small. And I wonder why was meat completely unsalted? Veal also tasted as if it was stewed instead of charcoal grilled. All wraps and sandwiches tasted like artificial, just like a bun with meat from Loblow. But wait a sec, a bun from Loblow's doesn't cost $17! Sorry, but this is the first and the last time ordering from this restaurant.

Food was incredibly delicious. The lamb was tender and perfectly cooked and seasoned…read more Service was also impeccable. We started sitting in the lovely outdoor area on the sidewalk because the weather was perfect. However we weren't the only creatures who came out to enjoy the weather so we went inside to avoid the bees and mosquitoes. The wait staff was extremely accommodating and relocated us without much fuss. The inside was also delightful. I definitely intend to return when the opportunity next presents itself.

We were in the area and haven't eaten here in years so we figured we'd give it a go…read more The interior has changed. The menu has changed. A lot of what we remembered are now things of the past. Unfortunate. We ordered a few appetizers including a beet salad, babaganoush, and fried calamari. For mains we had lamb kebab (overcooked for medium) and schnitzel (2 smallish pieces) with Israeli couscous. We thought the food was alright. Not terrible, not spectacular. As with many restaurants that have been able to push through Covid, prices and have increased and portions have decreased. Sure, service was friendly and attentive but in this case, the food (or lack there of) was what sticks in my mind. They used to have a salad with strawberries but no longer on the menu. They had the option of choosing a variety of dips on a platter which is also no longer on the menu. Plates used to be plentiful and now everything is flattened to fill up the space. There was a table next to us with a large group. They had preordered some platters of chicken and lamb chops which looked very appealing. I'd go that route to give this place another chance.

We were in the mood for some chicken shawarma so figured we would give this place a try for take…read moreout. When we got there, we were left unattended for about 8 minutes or so with no one else in line. I get it, covid 19 times means lots of orders to attend to, no biggie. We placed our orders for 2 chicken shawarma plates. It turned out they charge a small fee for using credit cards. I'm not sure if this was something this establishment was doing prior to covid 19 since this was my first visit but you would think amidst this pandemic that a restaurant would discourage the use of cash altogether, but not this place. Mind you, the fee wasn't anything big but it was the principle that matters. Anyway, the food itself wasn't all that good. The chicken was dry, the potatoes were hard, the rice had this buttery taste and their version of the white garlic sauce was something out of a ranch salad dressing bottle. Also, the hot sauce they provided was from the Red Rooster bottles you would find in Asian grocery stores. I've never ever had this kind of hot sauce from a shawarma joint, lol. Definitely not coming back to this one!

3.5 out of 5. We…read moreordered Chicken Shawarma and Lamb Shish Kebab for takeout during the COVID-19 pandemic. The yellow rice was very moist and delicious. The potatoes are okay but a little on the dry side. The chicken shawarma and lamb shish kebab came with a generous amount of meat and we were happy. The meals came with a hot sauce (small size) and a white creamy sauce (big size). I enjoyed the sauce but we ended up squeezing some lemon juice on our lamb to minimize the gamey taste. There was also salads that came along with the meals. I would say the chicken shawarma was better than the lamb. I think we probably would head back next time.