Excellent products and service. Products are unique and fresh. I highly recommend Kourosh market…read morefor Middle Eastern food and produce and much more!

Great variety of food and snacks! The service was awesome too. Very clean ambiance as well.read more

Wonderful customer care, thank you to the owner for bringing the cart to us!…read moreApart from a wide variety of food, I heard everything about the freshly baked lavash bread that we got from Istambul cafe! Can get very busy, parking might be a challenge and to sit to eat you might have to wait! The place is well planned and clean.

What a great experience! I originally came in for a haircut, and the staff were incredibly…read morefriendly, professional, and welcoming from the moment I walked through the door. The haircut turned out excellent, and the customer service was top-notch. On my way out, I noticed their food mart and decided to pick up some fresh naan bread along with a chicken and rice dish. I'm so glad I did! The naan bread was absolutely delicious--fresh, soft, and full of flavor. The chicken and rice dish was equally impressive, perfectly seasoned and very satisfying. It's not often you find a place that excels in so many areas at once. Great employees, excellent service, and amazing food. I'll definitely be back and highly recommend stopping by!

This a fairly new grocery store with Arabic type groceries. But, everyone is made to feel very…read morewelcome. I believe it is a husband and wife team that runs this store. I am a big fan of baklava. At the register, I noticed he had about 6-7 different types for sale. When I inquired about it, he gave me a free sample. So, I bought several different types to take home. I loved the small bite types of baklava. I found a lot of things and bought them to take home. I will be back. Please support small and local businesses.

A solid Middle Eastern grocer, I am assuming probably Lebanese owners--this can make some…read moredifference per things they carry. They have a good selection of Levantine and Egyptian goods, less Turkish and little if any Persian or things from the Maghreb west of Egypt for that matter. Good selection of canned goods, teas, coffee--really good on coffee--some baklava, other sweets, and cooking ingredients. They had jallab and grenadine syrups but alas no mint syrups (I'll just have to find a Moroccan grocer for that I suppose). Olive oil selection is ok but a bit sub-par for a Levantine grocer. All in all, a good grocer though and contrary to what other reviewers remarked, I found the staff very friendly as well.

I purchased several rice flour bags from here only to go home right before opening noticed weevils,…read moreor mites (black specks) came back next day to return, I informed the gentleman he needs to remove the remaining box full of these bags as it's not safe for resale and not safe for surrounding food as they can spread to entire "pantry". The bags did not have a legible expiration date on all of them. I walked around store in case I missed other ingredients and seen he still didn't remove them off shelf. I also noticed that he short changed me on refund even when I provided receipt that states what the charges were, but I wasn't gonna argue over few bucks. With this said, please be careful and fully inspect to your best ability and check expiration dates. This experience has encouraged me to shop elsewhere. I was disappointed in the service

I'm not sure where to begin with this 10 star review and yes 10 stars! Five does not do…read moreit justice. First when you walk in it feels very authentic to the culture. Your greeted by the owners who work the restaurant and take pride in their establishment. They provided us with a complementary hot tea sample. That was so good. I could have drank that and been happy and had nothing else! The food where to begin? Typically I do not do sauces because that is not my thing but there's well let's just say I devoured it! It was so phenomenal and the chicken moist flavorful outstanding I cannot brag enough about how phenomenal that chicken dish was. Now let's talk about the vegetables. They were seasoned to perfection and cooked where they were still crunchy but yet they were soft enough that you didn't have to worry. The vegetables were outstanding and I wanted to get second helping on the vegetables they were that good! The pita bread looked to be homemade, but given it was Passover I was not able to try it. So long story short I'm coming back Friday night because that pita bread looked like it was in-house made and it looks so so good! This restaurant I have to say is out of this world and worthy of 10 stars! This is somewhere you definitely must try and I believe you too will give them 10 stars!!!!

I have been coming here many times and I love their food so much! It's definitely a quick bite or…read moresolo lunch/ dinner spot. I go there alone often and I don't feel awkward being there. You can also buy middle eastern groceries at the restaurant. It's not a fancy restaurant but they have food that those fancy restaurants charge twice more! They make falafel from scratch and they don't use powder or ground beans. They actually grind dry garbanzo beans. Please support this small restaurant. They don't speak good English but they cook amazing food for sure!

Having survived a horrible fire, Zeezenia re-opened some months ago better than ever, and just as…read moreof 4 August 2023, they have brought back their restaurant in the rear of the store as well! The grocery offers most everything you'd want from a pan-Middle Eastern grocer: dry goods, teas, frozen food, fragrant waters, syrups, canned goods, et cetera. They also have a good selection of baklava and other treats by the front counter worth checking out: they get different sweets in sometimes--always baklava but sometimes also namoura cake and other things. When they have sari burma it's normally excellent, so look for that as well. They also have a good spice selection and try to include a lot of Turkish and Persian speciality items as well (this include Turkish frozen goods and yes, the pudding mixes also). The restaurant portion is a buffet and they have a hot bar and cold bar. The hot bar has traditional Egyptian foods and was very good when I tried it while the cold bar has things that could also be taken away like hummus, salads, and babaganoush. You can get the hot bar to-go as well, but having things like hummus is a big deal because you can purchase enough to have on hand for the week. I hope the restaurant continues to work out for them: buffets only make money if they have a lot of customers, so I really hope the community supports this fine establish and wonderful people who own and run it.

Very pretty place and environment .Very quiet and friendly. Not too expensive either.read more

Friendly service and their hummus and spinach pies are amazing. I would definitely recommend!read more

I love Middle Eastern cuisine so it is a pleasure to shop at Aladdin. They have exactly what I need…read moreand want. Great place, great people, great food.

Super great halal grocery store with a restaurant attached. This is great spot if you're middle…read moreeastern, like me, and need to get some pantry staples that Publix hasn't gotten around to carrying themselves. Or if you want some authentic middle eastern food; ie, gyros, shawarma, grapeleaves, etc. After a hard day of working on things, I realized I had yet to grab anything to eat. It as about 3:30pm at this point and I needed something quick, tasty, and filling. I called up K&Y and ordered a few gyros, some extra to bring home to my family. Their gyros are always super tasty and well seasoned. For a cool $6, you get sliced beef, sliced lamb, and veggies stuffed into pita bread all topped in the gyro sauce. The sandwich is stuffed to the brim and actually comes in two extremely big halves! I recommend coming here for a change of pace from the ordinary fast food. This version is much healthy. It's also a good spot to check out for ingredients for those new recipes that've been on the back burner for awhile out of fear. The staff is more than helpful with anything you might need@

This store/restaurant combo is a great place to get some fresh baklava (the best I've had in town…read more-- got 8 scrumptious pieces for only $7) and a wide selection of fresh meats, various types of couscous, special flavors (almond butter, for example), and other ingredients to create your own middle eastern masterpieces at home. As for a ready-to-eat bite, I got their chicken shawarma and gyro plate ($6.50) http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/cEL6JycrcJjRHycrG-gb7w/l. This dish included shawarma, seasoned chicken, pita, hummus, and salad. The shawarma they serve here is just top quality lean lamb and flavorful. The strips of chicken had a mildly spicy seasoning. The top strips of chicken were somewhat dry, but the ones in the middle were much more moist and tasty. The pita bread were soft warm pillows, but the fresh tasting hummus was overdosed with too much olive oil which was pooling on top. The salad was a simple ice berg lettuce and tomato salad with sliced olives and feta cheese. What disappointed me about the meal was the chicken and hummus. However, the rest of the meal was pretty good and a whole lot of meat was loaded into it. Always a plus! By the way, one could clearly see from the meats hanging and roasting in the back, that they make their food fresh. I washed my meal down with a Pakistani soda http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/yo-3LArbGOo3jDazFwozhg/l - Pakota, lychee flavored. Wow! I couldn't stop drinking it. Pretty good. My son ordered the gyro sandwich ($5.50), but being the picky lil man he is, he didn't finish it. K & Y Imports is in the same shopping plaza with Harbor Freight Tools at the corner of Southside Blvd. and Beach Blvd.