I do not know how to describe this place other than THE BEST TURKISH RESTAURANT. I walked in there…read moreand was immediately greeted by the lady in the striped shirt. I was seated then got my order taken. It took around 5-7 minutes to get all of my food to my table. Right after the food and my taste buds met, I felt like they just clicked. The food was perfect. Everything was made the way I liked it. The music that was being played was also blessing my ears. The food taste like you actually went to the country and booked a reservation at the 5 star restaurant. Why do that when you can come to Washington and have it here.

Lezzet Brunch is the best restaurant in washington state and everyone needs to go here immediately…read morethe service was amazing and the server in the striped shirt is literally the goat and if you see her you should tip her like 100 bucks she served my food with such grace and elegance it brought literal tears to my eyes i can taste all the love and happiness they put into theyre absolutely beautiful amazing delicious dishes i finished my food in under five minutes because it was so great and the atmosphere of this wonderful establishment is so beautiful it was like i was walking into heaven and it smelled absolutely divine i cannot stress this enough that EVERYONE in Washington state needs to come here at least once

Cafe Sabah has easily become one of my favorite spots since moving to Washington. The flavors here…read morereally stand out! Everything has that deep, smoky, grilled taste that makes each bite so satisfying. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food. I tried a variety of dishes, and nothing missed, but the mixed grill plate was the highlight for me. It's the perfect option if you want to sample different meats, and every piece was flavorful, juicy, and cooked perfectly.The space itself is beautiful--very open, clean, and inviting. The music adds to the experience, giving it a great atmosphere without being overwhelming. There's also plenty of parking, which makes visiting super easy

I'm Turkish, and I know what authentic Turkish food is supposed to taste like. I kept my…read moreexpectations very low when I ate at this place, but the Adana kebab was the worst thing I've ever eaten. There was absolutely no salt, seasoning, or spice in the meat. It was basically cheap minced beef wrapped around kebab skewers. I couldn't finish it, and my stomach isn't feeling great tonight. The service was awful. They basically dropped the food at our table, and no one checked on us to see if we needed anything until it was time to pay. The ladies' restroom was flooded with toilet water, which tells me a lot about their hygiene standards. I had a good experience here a couple of years ago, but I would never eat here again or recommend this place to my friends.

Went there with a group of 6 and had a huge order -- whole roast chicken, multiple kababs, qubooli…read morepulaav, hummus, desserts. Taste: some of the best chicken I have had in a while. Tender, juicy, succulent, with just a right seasoning and spice. The ground meat kababs were average. Lamb kabab just decent. The whole grilled chicken was really good -- again, tender, juicy and succulent. These guys definitely know their chicken. The pistachio baklavas were great. But the Kunafa quality has gone down. Couple of months back, Kunafa was great. This time, the cheese quantity had dwindled and replaced by some filler (cornflour-y, custardy- stuff), and an overuse of orange color and artificial essence. The butter/ghee was also almost missing. [Someday I would love to unravel the mystery of why restaurants use artificial color -- be it tikkas, chicken 65, desserts. No one likes it -- name one customer who has ever said, that a dish needs color for me to buy/eat it. The customers don't want it. The restaurant has to spend more money to purchase the color. It's extra effort to add it. It's a lose-lose-lose situation. But let's leave it for now] Portions aren't humungous but quite fair for the price. The whole roasted chicken is probably the best chicken deal in the US right now -- 20 bucks will get you a full, good-quality bird, done to perfection, along with fragrant rice. Service is very good. Our server Mustafa was amazing -- gave us great recommendations, was prompt, and overall made us feel welcome. Ambience is OK. Extremely spacious (one of the biggest per-capita restaurant space that you will ever see), and clean. The furniture and decor is a bit dated, but you might not notice it. A huge pointer for the management: please get clean the bathrooms. Bathrooms are in a very sad need of repair and upkeep, and in this day, age and location, a bathroom that smells of pee can truly tarnish all the good efforts and investments you guys are making. It's an easy fix -- $30/day and you can have someone come in deep clean it every day. Overall, highly recommended for the food!

The quality and portion sizes have noticeably declined. It seems there may be new management or a…read moredifferent cook, as the dishes are no longer prepared the way they used to be. I always ordered the chicken tikka kebab, but now the plate comes with just a few small pieces of chicken and an overwhelming amount of rice. Previously, the chicken portions were generous and well-balanced. They also recently changed the bread, which is disappointing since it used to be one of my favorite parts of the meal. Unfortunately, the new bread doesn't compare to the original, and it really takes away from the overall experience. I used to look forward ordering from here all the time - but not anymore. The baklava is still good.

I believe this place is run more as a to-go type place, though there's plenty of seating. I ordered…read moreat the counter, and wasn't even offered water or a drink at all. The food I got was, well dry. It felt like there should have been some kind of sauce that was missing. I feel like the meal is just not my kinda food, sad to say. I've been trying to branch out and try new things but medditeranean food is 0/2 for me now. The window I sat at had 10 bullet holes lol which isn't the restaurants fault, but that's kent for ya. Overall just felt out of my element here.

Nice Mediterranean food in Kent. We ordered the Veggie…read moreappetizer plate, side of Hummus and Lamb Shawarma rice. Hummus was so creamy and good that we ordered it twice, the Pitas were good too. Didn't enjoy the lamb dish as it was dry without any spices. We asked for their red sauce, it still didn't taste good as the meat lacked flavor without the spices. I ll come back here for Hummus and Falafel or sure.

Restaurant is SO clean and the owners and staff are very friendly !!…read more All the food was SO good, even my dad loved it and he's a picky eater Everything is 100% halal too :)

One of our more interesting stops on the West coast. Led here by band leader Justin S, here's an…read moreopportunity to feast on both traditional Pakistani food and a juicy Ribeye Steak. Which is just what we did. No community dinner this time but we did the reach across the table which would have drove my mother crazy. In doing so, Ronnie (Justin's drummer) decided he didn't like his first bites of Lamb Steak. Rather than send it back, he and I just swapped; he loved the ribeye and I was blown away by the Lamb. Win-win. The rice was just right as were the roasted potatoes. They also serve an outstanding garlic naan. I tried the Lahori Tandoori fish and it tasted wonderful; were it not for the fact that it was deep fried, I would order that next time. About the decor. It's a comfortable, good sized place and quiet, too. I'm not sure about the two-tone green walls, but then again I'm here to eat. The chandeliers are beautiful and the booths are comfortable. The service here rocked. Glasses stayed full and a couple well check visits were appreciated. 05/25

We decided to go to this resturant as it was close by. We…read moreordered the grilled fish and chicken quzi. OMG what a GREAT Iraqi food. Generous prtion, generous, iraaqi tanoor and traditional bread made inside was brought for free along with a plate of Torshi (pickle) and free chicken soup. The food was so delecious, although originally we were told the grilled fish would take 35 mins it was ready with the chicken quzi in 20 mins. We completed our food and were served free iraqi tea as well. I would definitely come back if in town. I think the resturant should advertise the fresh bread made on site, this is a winner with any dish.

Wouldn't recommend it We went there and paid $40 per person…read moreAnd to be honest and food is not good at all

Awesome customer service! Cashier was very sweet and accommodating, the owner himself even checked…read morein on us. Came here with my whole family, 3 kids and one of them is very picky, and she loved it! Humus was devoured in minutes, the meat was tender and rice was flavorful. Will definitely stop by when we're around the area.

Had an okay experience at Olive Tree in Kent. The food had some highlights, but the service could…read moredefinitely use improvement. The cashier seemed to have difficulty understanding the order from the beginning, which made the process a little frustrating. When I mentioned that the chicken kebab was too dry and asked if I could switch to the lamb kebab instead, the response from the cook/owner felt defensive, and I was made to feel like I was only asking for lamb rather than sharing genuine feedback about the food. I paid the difference, no problem. The Olive Tree fries were delicious, and once I received the lamb kebabs, they were excellent juicy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I enjoyed the food itself, but the customer service experience made the visit less enjoyable. Hopefully, they can improve communication and how they handle customer feedback because the food has potential.

Great customer service best bakery and sweets . I always love the way they make the fresh bread…read morefrom the oven.

Great taste Baghlava and Sweets excellent bakery and customer service. The customer service is…read moreexcellent.