1. Friendly staff 2. Variety of items to buy…read more3. Frozen chicken kabob is yummy 4. Fruit and bread available 5. Free parking available 6. Very small store but it's never been too busy that I can't get around

-Freshest herbs you can find in NE and for only $1-$2 a bunch, better than the Asian Market even…read more-freshest small cucumbers I've seen in NE besides maybe summer farmer's market -bread was fresh and affordable, $2.99, $3.99, $4.99 options-- for big size bread bags -owner/employee was friendly, informative and helpful when I had questions -I would definitely recommend this grocery store and will be going back

Pita - really liked this ; unsure if they make it or buy it fron elsewhere…read moreHummus - to me it had a rather strong tahini like flavor ; unsure if it has that or something else ; was still really good but unexpected Baba gaboush - also really good ; unsure if they use mayo/cream or something else, but it is rich and delicate Only complain is it is on the pricier side (I'd say comparable to what you'd pay at a restaurant with slightly larger quanties)

I absolutely love this place. I posted a review on their Jerusalem Kitchen Yelp but now posting on…read morehere to. The Chicken shawarma plate is absolutely delicious!!! I could eat it 3 times a week easy. The rice is so full of flavor. The homemade hot sauce is beyond delicious! I could use on everything! The salad that comes with it is so fresh and flavorful. I get my plate with baba ganoush instead of hummus, It is my absolute favorite! Please go and try this amazing fresh food made by very friendly family owned people. I can't say enough about this place.

Great food. Perfect to run in and order to go. Also can pick up groceries and housewares from the…read moreMiddle East.

Food from their restaurant is decent, I really like their rice it's different from others I have…read moretried but I absolutely LOVE their grocery store, they products I have never heard of before ie: Pistachio Spread which is packed with nutrients, their spread is 90% Pistachio, they have nuts that are soaked in high quality honey not the garbage they sell us at the grocery store made with Kayro syrup, they have quality dates, my favorite are the soft dates plus the owners are very friendly & knowledgeable apparently because he told me not to eat too much of the honey comb as it well mess with my stomach, after Googling it apparently too much is very harmful to a person's health so I appreciate him telling me .

Best gyro in Omaha. Piled high with meat and all the fixings. Tzatziki is plentiful and a flavor…read morebomb.

Beef shawarma, fries and tea ordered at the counter. Place about 1/3 full, some take out orders…read morebeing picked up. I get my food, sit down and take a bite of beef that has obviously been made for a couple days or sitting under a heat lamp. Quite dry. I was really hungry so was going to just eat and go. Picked up a fry- not even warm. Soggy cold fries as if they were salvaged from someone elses plate. Frustrated I returned to the counter for a refund. Note there was someone standing there who said they should have gone elsewhere as well. Def will not return.

Giant collection of everything Asian. Food, seasonings, dishes, cooking dishes, everything…read more Lots of options and organized well. Workers are helpful and very kind.

Stopped in while in omaha today and was sure glad we did…read more This place is huge. Many different countries and food types in stock. We were very impressed. My wife loved it. She was finding the brand, type of item she was looking for almost everytime. We ended up spending more that we planned but that ok. Everything will be eaten/used to make delicious meals. And I have to say the store was clean, organized and stocked very well. The staff was restocking shelves as fast as they could. We were even greated by one of the managers who made sure we had everything we needed. And be sure to hit the drink (boba) stand in back.

Friendly staff and a good range of Middle Eastern imports, plus some unexpected intercultural…read moretreats, like the manhole-sized fresh injera sitting on the counter. A bag of four or five is under $5 and will feed you for days. There are also a few South Asian and eastern European imports (like ajvar). The cheese selection is probably not as good as King Tut's but they have a great selection of canned goods (including 2 kilo cans of grape leaves -- instant party catering!).

The man who cashiers is fickle. I've had him talk to me multiple times in a snarky tone when I've…read morebeen exceedingly polite (I also work retail). I won't be returning.

This is not the first restaurant I visited with the name Amsterdam falafel, which is kind of an…read moreidiom. So this place had an impression in my mind to live up to. However, I came seeking something that was both fresh and local as well as ethnically and culturally distinctive, and it was a winner. The menu is marked for vegan and gluten-free concerns. Falafel is available as a platter, a wrap, or a salad. I opted for a salad. I appreciated the toppings, but I also appreciated the ability to customize. I opted to stick with everything (since they don't do cucumbers like a lot of places) and found the chickpea and carrot salad and red cabbage to contribute a significant texture and flavor variety. There were only two falafel balls, albeit large ones, but the overall result made for a nice light meal. I made it a bit heavier of course by ordering fries, which were made freshly and tossed in curry-flavored spice that delivered a mouthwatering aroma that elevated the fries themselves. A little slotted stick was given as a utensil to pick up the fries, which I started by using and then stopped when the fries cooled down. Overall, I could not ask for much more in a falafel place. The drink selection didn't wow me, so I just got a water.

Poor food quality....over priced product and sub par staff. Basic cup of soups are 9 dollars less…read morethan 4 ounces of soup. I ordered a butternut squash soup that reeked of potent apple cider vinegar. There was barely any texture to the soup.It was basically thin broth consistency. I showed a staff member what I was not happy about and she tried making up excuses about a heavy pourer for the apple cider vinegar. I politely asked for a refund or was done at least. I also unfortunately ordered the so called Doner kebob which had no beef and 2 small slivers of dry used gyro meat dried around the edges with yellow hue. The salad it was in was adequate. The vegetables seemed fresh.Only 1 ounce of each of 2 sauced provided At 15 dollars. Poor service rude staff and even lower quality food. Save yourself the trip and avoid it on doordash as well.

This is the Fessun Jun(I don't know how to spell it). I have been lucky to have eaten at very nice…read morerestaurants, but I think of Ahmad's multiple times a week, especially if it has been a while since visiting, or I'm having a peculiar day. He sent my family spices one year, and always brings me extra soup or hummus. This is my favorite meal of all time. It is mainly him; being the host, bartender, server, chef all at once. The art and plants are an extra addition. Anthony Bourdain would adore Ahmad. He is a special "home" here in Omaha and I urge you to go! Try the Fessun Jun and bring friends!

Ahmad is so personable and welcoming! It has been years since we've been here and the customer…read moreservice he gives is still top notch!! The shrimp kabobs were absolutely delicious! We will definitely be back...and soon!!!

I think this place is also known as Aqil Alfaraj. It's an Iranian convenience…read moremarket/bakery/butcher, like a bodega, basically. Pretty decent if you're looking for specific Middle Eastern goods or want to try something different. It is kind of small, but they have a range of beverages, condiments, snacks, desserts, etc., plus an adjoined bakery and meat shop. I picked up a box of Alwazah green tea, some fresh baked nan bread and a bottle of Rayann mango nectar (which was really, really good) for a grand toal of $7.73. Note: There is a $7.50 minimum for credit card purchases. They also do meat butchering and processing, in sheep and goat, I believe. Haven't tried their meat yet, but I might see what the prices are for sheep, get some lamb for a gyro or something like that.

good service and good food clean and it's nice because i can try middle eastern foods and other…read morethings