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Food is perfect. Tables are usually readily available and a good menu. Service is pretty good for a resteraunt. Inside feels like a regular Mediterranean resteraunt but has a good asthetic. If you are closer to the south you can get takeout in the express location which I recommend.
Yummy food for an affordable price! Got the trio kebab plate and it was a big enough plate to share between 2-3 people. The hummus on the plate was so good and the meat was marinated really well. While dining inside, you also receive pita on the side which was nice and warm. Service was friendly too! Recommend coming here to dine family style so you can try a bunch of things!
staff: the staff at Turquaz are always friendly and helpful and greet you with a warm smile. service: always quick service! Always coming by to check in and ask if we need anything or to top up beverages. establishment: nice large location with many tables. They have nice big windows. There's a bit of an indoor play park for the kids. Plenty of parking! food: delicious! Flavourful! We eat here regularly and our two boys love their various dishes! Such generous portions - we always have left overs!
I don't venture "north of the wall" very often but when I do it's usually for food. Such was the case on a recent Saturday evening when I visited the seemingly undisputed hot spot in town for Turkish and Lebanese cuisine. Open since 2011, Turquaz Kebab House has become a unique meeting place for families of all cultures and a cornerstone in the community. You'll find the restaurant in the Pembina neighbourhood, and yes, it's quite far north. I kept hearing about Turquaz Kebab repeatedly! They were named as the Best Restaurant North of the Core on CBC Edmonton's Best Restaurants 2019 list. And they're an Edmonton Journal darling, winning Best Lebanese Restaurant 2020 and Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2020, Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2021, and Favourite Lebanese Restaurant 2022 and Favourite Middle Eastern Restaurant 2022. I had to get the full experience for myself! The first thing that I noticed is that the restaurant is very large! A palace of Middle Eastern cuisine! You can't possibly miss their giant glowing sign with flames on the side. The expansiveness continues on the inside with multiple dining areas and even a huge water feature. They even have a prayer room and a wudu room. You might catch a glimpse of the busy open kitchen while on your way to your table and the friendly and attentive staff is helpful and prompt. I especially loved all of the beautiful and colourful Turkish mosaic lamps hanging all around the space. Once seated in a comfortable booth, I noticed that the restaurant filled up quite quickly with customers at every table. I loved seeing the multicultural clientele - Turquaz is clearly an inclusive and special place for anyone who enjoys delicious food. Turquaz focuses on top quality halal meats and products and the menu is fairly easy to follow because each item comes with a picture. To place your order you must go up to the front (which was somewhere else in a different room) and then the food is brought to your table. It's a bit of a fast-casual concept with more of a lean toward table service. It was too late in the day for a Turkish coffee so I opted for whatever seemed the most authentic, which was a drink called Ayran ($3.75). I had no idea what to expect. I didn't know if it would be a carbonated beverage or something else entirely. I didn't expect what I got (but I probably should have). It was similar to kefir, a cold savoury yogurt-based beverage. What I couldn't believe is how much of it I got - the cup was giant! I could never possibly drink it all myself! Imagine a thin, liquidy, unsweetened plain yogurt and you'll be on the right track to understanding this drink. It's quite tart but enjoyably creamy. You probably don't need an entire one all to yourself. We saw a few orders of Turkish Bead ($1.50 per piece) go by and we definitely wanted to have some of our own. I'd also heard that the Soup ($7.95) was excellent. The restaurant bakery uses an in-house stone oven for fresh and steamy baked goods, and I have to say that the Turkish bread was a huge highlight. Served with haydari (similar to tzatziki) for dipping, I loved these huge pillows of soft, warm, oven-fresh bread. It was the size of my face and when I ripped mine apart I was absolutely met with the promised steaminess from within. Simple and delicious, I loved the tangy haydari and each bite of warm, chewy bread. The soup, known as ezogelin soup, or lentil soup, was like a warm hug. Hearty and made with bulgur and red lentils, I liked the flavour profile which reminded me a bit of a roasted red pepper type of flavour. Think of a pea soup but with more of a kick. The bread and soup combo would make for a really lovely lunch all on its own. As a kebab house, you would be correct in assuming that there are many different types of kebab meats on the menu, all grilled to perfection on real charcoal. Let's do a kebab roundup! Turquaz serves; beef, chicken, lamb, kafta (ground beef), adana (ground lamb and beef), and taouk adana (ground chicken). For my main dish I went full platter. Lamb is one of my favourite meats so the Lamb Kebab (Two skewers of specially marinated Alberta lamb grilled on real charcoal served with sides of rice, fries, hummus, garlic sauce, fresh garden salad and pita bread - $24.95) seemed like an obvious choice. I love that each plate comes with so many different accompaniments, however, mine did not come with any pita bread. The lamb itself was tender and delicious. I could really taste the grilled charcoal flavour. I could have used for the pieces to have been cooked slightly less well-done but the overall flavourful experience was very good. I found the white rice to be fairly plain, although I was pretty happy about the fries! They were tasty and crispy, and even though their presence seemed a bit odd at first, I was happy that they were included. The hummus was excellent, as was the garlic sauce, and I enjoyed dipping both my lamb and fries into both. Be prepared to remove yourself f
Wow. I can't even count how many times I've driven down 137 and noticed the sign for this place- it's been years and years.... I recently dined at a different kebab/shawarma place... and I have to say, this beat it ten fold. First of all, this is a lot of food. $25 for a plate sounds like a lot until you realize that the husband and I could have shared this, actually. That said, it was so freaking good that I definitely ate enough for two people. The chicken was cooked to perfection. I honestly will be back for the chicken, and chicken alone. It was juicy and seasoned beautifully. The 'garlic' dip was so tasty! We only received one though, and both of us selected it with our order. Loved dipping the chicken in it. The hummus was very flavourful and tasty. The salad was refreshing!!! Everything was wonderful, and I think this is probably the best kebab place I've experienced. Now I'd like to check it out for a dine-in.... If it was this good for take-out, I'm sure dining in is unreal.
After a long day of hard renovation labour, the wife decided to treat us to a delicious kebab dinner. We got it delivered to our place, and they forgot a garlic sauce in our order However, the amount and taste of the food made up for it. The chicken was cooked to perfection! And the lamb was delicious as well. Usually when you get lamb it is very fatty. This was excellent quality lamb. Everything was flavored really well as well! Definitly the best kebabs I have had on the Northside thus far. Would love to dine in next time!
I've been wanting to try this place for quite some time and I finally did last weekend. This place has been hyped by various Instagram foodies over the years and I would say it's worth the hype. I ordered takeout and it's currently 10% off when you order takeout directly from their online website right now. It was super easy and my food was ready within 15 minutes. They will text you when the food is ready. I ordered the Chicken thigh plate and the Kafta kebab plate from their main dishes menu. The portions were huge and I wasn't able to finish. Perhaps I'll opt for their lunch menu next time for a smaller portion. Food was so yummy. Meat was very flavourful and grilled nicely. Rice and fries were seasoned well and the garlic sauce was the perfect topping. The whole meal was very enjoyable. You can even pick to have extra pita on the side with no extra charge. I would definitely recommend this place if you haven't tried it yet. I'm likely coming back again in the future.
It's a very interesting restaurant! It was like I was beamed to another country as soon I walked in. Some people may not enjoy that but I really enjoyed feeling the middle eastern atmosphere. The restaurant was clean, the food was very good and beyond my expectations and based on the quality of the food and the prices, it was a great value! Parking was not an issue and we could easily get a table at a busy time. The staff were very polite and helpful and I will definitely go back there again! :)
Wonderful kebabs. Ordered the trio kebab (forgot the exact name of the dish). It contains chicken, lamb and kefta. Chicken was perfectly grill, and still tender. Kefta flavour was spot on. Lamb was a bit tough but still perfectly seasoned. Served with brown rice, fries, pita and salad. I personally find the salad has too much parsley to my personal taste but still pretty good. I ordered take out so the entire was not as hot when I received it. But for sure it will taste better if I dine in at the restaurant. One of the best local find.
I found this restaurant after a quick Yelp search and it did not disappoint. We were seated right away with menus. This is a cafeteria set up. You go to the cashier to place your order. Food gets dropped off to your table afterwards. There was complimentary bread and tzatziki dip. I ordered a lamb and kafta kebabs platter. The meat was so juicy and flavourful. The fries were pipping hot and crispy. The salad was fresh. The rice was more carbs to go with the kebabs. The hummus and yogurt were very good. It was a nice variety to try a bit of everything.
I was first introduced to Turquaz Kebab House by a friend when this restaurant was still located at 127 Street NW and 140 Ave NW. This new location is not only brighter and more spacious, but I can genuinely say that the quality of the food has gotten better since moving to this new location. I have gone to this the Turquaz Kebab House many times and whenever I bring new friends here. I always recommend a plate. You cannot go wrong with a chicken shawarma or a Kafta plate. It is a lot of food so please come with an appetite. A plate is served with a hearty scoop of rice, fries, salad and your choice of meat. Definitely, cannot go wrong with eating here. You will wish you had tried this place earlier.
We went here for a quick bite before going to a seminar. It is beautiful inside. I love all of the Islamic style lanterns inside. Menu has so many different options but it doesn't fall far from grilled meat, rice, fresh salad, fries and warm puffy pita bread with hummus and tzatziki. Food was excellent. My husband went with the Sultan Kafta Plate Five patties served white rice, hummus, garlic, salad, fries, and one pita bread. While I went with the Beef Lamb Shawarma Plate Served with white rice, hummus, garlic, salad, fries, and one pita bread. I always get a tea here, because it is lovely and strong. Food came in a fast manner, and everything was fresh. My husband wasn't too thrilled with the spice profile of the Sultan Kafta plate, and probably won't get it again. He will probably stick with something with stronger notes like the Adana Kabab (my favourite). I enjoyed mine and the meat was plentiful. We are always too full to try dessert, but they look good in the display case. Service was friendly and prompt. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Food is perfect. Tables are usually readily available and a good menu. Service is pretty good for a resteraunt. Inside feels like a regular Mediterranean resteraunt but has a good asthetic. If you are closer to the south you can get takeout in the express location which I recommend. read more
Yummy food for an affordable price! Got the trio kebab plate and it was a big enough plate to share between 2-3 people. The hummus on the plate was so good and the meat was marinated really well. While dining inside, you also receive pita on the side which was nice and warm. Service was friendly too! Recommend coming here to dine family style so you can try a bunch of things! read more
staff: the staff at Turquaz are always friendly and helpful and greet you with a warm smile. service: always quick service! Always coming by to check in and ask if we need anything or to top up beverages. establishment: nice large location with many tables. They have nice big windows. There's a bit of an indoor play park for the kids. Plenty of parking! food: delicious! Flavourful! We eat here regularly and our two boys love their various dishes! Such generous portions - we always have left overs! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Today, we visited the Turquaz Kabab House in Edmonton. The server, Fatima, possessed extensive knowledge of the menu. We were thoroughly satisfied with the food quality and the exceptional service provided by Fatima. read more
I don't venture "north of the wall" very often but when I do it's usually for food. Such was the case on a recent Saturday evening when I visited the seemingly undisputed hot spot in town for Turkish and Lebanese cuisine. Open since 2011, Turquaz Kebab House has become a unique meeting place for families of all cultures and a cornerstone in the community. You'll find the restaurant in the Pembina neighbourhood, and yes, it's quite far north. I kept hearing about Turquaz Kebab repeatedly! They were named as the Best Restaurant North of the Core on CBC Edmonton's Best Restaurants 2019 list. And they're an Edmonton Journal darling, winning Best Lebanese Restaurant 2020 and Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2020, Best Middle Eastern Restaurant 2021, and Favourite Lebanese Restaurant 2022 and Favourite Middle Eastern Restaurant 2022. I had to get the full experience for myself! The first thing that I noticed is that the restaurant is very large! A palace of Middle Eastern cuisine! You can't possibly miss their giant glowing sign with flames on the side. The expansiveness continues on the inside with multiple dining areas and even a huge water feature. They even have a prayer room and a wudu room. You might catch a glimpse of the busy open kitchen while on your way to your table and the friendly and attentive staff is helpful and prompt. I especially loved all of the beautiful and colourful Turkish mosaic lamps hanging all around the space. Once seated in a comfortable booth, I noticed that the restaurant filled up quite quickly with customers at every table. I loved seeing the multicultural clientele - Turquaz is clearly an inclusive and special place for anyone who enjoys delicious food. Turquaz focuses on top quality halal meats and products and the menu is fairly easy to follow because each item comes with a picture. To place your order you must go up to the front (which was somewhere else in a different room) and then the food is brought to your table. It's a bit of a fast-casual concept with more of a lean toward table service. It was too late in the day for a Turkish coffee so I opted for whatever seemed the most authentic, which was a drink called Ayran ($3.75). I had no idea what to expect. I didn't know if it would be a carbonated beverage or something else entirely. I didn't expect what I got (but I probably should have). It was similar to kefir, a cold savoury yogurt-based beverage. What I couldn't believe is how much of it I got - the cup was giant! I could never possibly drink it all myself! Imagine a thin, liquidy, unsweetened plain yogurt and you'll be on the right track to understanding this drink. It's quite tart but enjoyably creamy. You probably don't need an entire one all to yourself. We saw a few orders of Turkish Bead ($1.50 per piece) go by and we definitely wanted to have some of our own. I'd also heard that the Soup ($7.95) was excellent. The restaurant bakery uses an in-house stone oven for fresh and steamy baked goods, and I have to say that the Turkish bread was a huge highlight. Served with haydari (similar to tzatziki) for dipping, I loved these huge pillows of soft, warm, oven-fresh bread. It was the size of my face and when I ripped mine apart I was absolutely met with the promised steaminess from within. Simple and delicious, I loved the tangy haydari and each bite of warm, chewy bread. The soup, known as ezogelin soup, or lentil soup, was like a warm hug. Hearty and made with bulgur and red lentils, I liked the flavour profile which reminded me a bit of a roasted red pepper type of flavour. Think of a pea soup but with more of a kick. The bread and soup combo would make for a really lovely lunch all on its own. As a kebab house, you would be correct in assuming that there are many different types of kebab meats on the menu, all grilled to perfection on real charcoal. Let's do a kebab roundup! Turquaz serves; beef, chicken, lamb, kafta (ground beef), adana (ground lamb and beef), and taouk adana (ground chicken). For my main dish I went full platter. Lamb is one of my favourite meats so the Lamb Kebab (Two skewers of specially marinated Alberta lamb grilled on real charcoal served with sides of rice, fries, hummus, garlic sauce, fresh garden salad and pita bread - $24.95) seemed like an obvious choice. I love that each plate comes with so many different accompaniments, however, mine did not come with any pita bread. The lamb itself was tender and delicious. I could really taste the grilled charcoal flavour. I could have used for the pieces to have been cooked slightly less well-done but the overall flavourful experience was very good. I found the white rice to be fairly plain, although I was pretty happy about the fries! They were tasty and crispy, and even though their presence seemed a bit odd at first, I was happy that they were included. The hummus was excellent, as was the garlic sauce, and I enjoyed dipping both my lamb and fries into both. Be prepared to remove yourself f read more
Wow. I can't even count how many times I've driven down 137 and noticed the sign for this place- it's been years and years.... I recently dined at a different kebab/shawarma place... and I have to say, this beat it ten fold. First of all, this is a lot of food. $25 for a plate sounds like a lot until you realize that the husband and I could have shared this, actually. That said, it was so freaking good that I definitely ate enough for two people. The chicken was cooked to perfection. I honestly will be back for the chicken, and chicken alone. It was juicy and seasoned beautifully. The 'garlic' dip was so tasty! We only received one though, and both of us selected it with our order. Loved dipping the chicken in it. The hummus was very flavourful and tasty. The salad was refreshing!!! Everything was wonderful, and I think this is probably the best kebab place I've experienced. Now I'd like to check it out for a dine-in.... If it was this good for take-out, I'm sure dining in is unreal. read more
After a long day of hard renovation labour, the wife decided to treat us to a delicious kebab dinner. We got it delivered to our place, and they forgot a garlic sauce in our order However, the amount and taste of the food made up for it. The chicken was cooked to perfection! And the lamb was delicious as well. Usually when you get lamb it is very fatty. This was excellent quality lamb. Everything was flavored really well as well! Definitly the best kebabs I have had on the Northside thus far. Would love to dine in next time! read more
I've been wanting to try this place for quite some time and I finally did last weekend. This place has been hyped by various Instagram foodies over the years and I would say it's worth the hype. I ordered takeout and it's currently 10% off when you order takeout directly from their online website right now. It was super easy and my food was ready within 15 minutes. They will text you when the food is ready. I ordered the Chicken thigh plate and the Kafta kebab plate from their main dishes menu. The portions were huge and I wasn't able to finish. Perhaps I'll opt for their lunch menu next time for a smaller portion. Food was so yummy. Meat was very flavourful and grilled nicely. Rice and fries were seasoned well and the garlic sauce was the perfect topping. The whole meal was very enjoyable. You can even pick to have extra pita on the side with no extra charge. I would definitely recommend this place if you haven't tried it yet. I'm likely coming back again in the future. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Again it was an excellent experience .. we were a family of six.. they have all kind of food.. amazing service read more
3 years ago
It's a very interesting restaurant! It was like I was beamed to another country as soon I walked in. Some people may not enjoy that but I really enjoyed feeling the middle eastern atmosphere. The restaurant was clean, the food was very good and beyond my expectations and based on the quality of the food and the prices, it was a great value! Parking was not an issue and we could easily get a table at a busy time. The staff were very polite and helpful and I will definitely go back there again! :) read more
3 years ago
Wonderful kebabs. Ordered the trio kebab (forgot the exact name of the dish). It contains chicken, lamb and kefta. Chicken was perfectly grill, and still tender. Kefta flavour was spot on. Lamb was a bit tough but still perfectly seasoned. Served with brown rice, fries, pita and salad. I personally find the salad has too much parsley to my personal taste but still pretty good. I ordered take out so the entire was not as hot when I received it. But for sure it will taste better if I dine in at the restaurant. One of the best local find. read more
4 years ago
I found this restaurant after a quick Yelp search and it did not disappoint. We were seated right away with menus. This is a cafeteria set up. You go to the cashier to place your order. Food gets dropped off to your table afterwards. There was complimentary bread and tzatziki dip. I ordered a lamb and kafta kebabs platter. The meat was so juicy and flavourful. The fries were pipping hot and crispy. The salad was fresh. The rice was more carbs to go with the kebabs. The hummus and yogurt were very good. It was a nice variety to try a bit of everything. read more
5 years ago
I was first introduced to Turquaz Kebab House by a friend when this restaurant was still located at 127 Street NW and 140 Ave NW. This new location is not only brighter and more spacious, but I can genuinely say that the quality of the food has gotten better since moving to this new location. I have gone to this the Turquaz Kebab House many times and whenever I bring new friends here. I always recommend a plate. You cannot go wrong with a chicken shawarma or a Kafta plate. It is a lot of food so please come with an appetite. A plate is served with a hearty scoop of rice, fries, salad and your choice of meat. Definitely, cannot go wrong with eating here. You will wish you had tried this place earlier. read more
4 years ago
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6 years ago
Disappointing service. Inconsistent quality. Came in today for dinner with a few buddies, ordered and waited for our food. When it arrived we were disppointed, the chicken shawarma wrap was bone dry and the meats were underseasoned and could have used more salt and spices. Additionally, staff do not know the menu. I ordered #19 whole chicken with pickles and garlic sauce but was never brought the 3 bread it comes with. When I asked for the missing bread a waiter came back and tossed 2 bagged cold takeout pitas onto the table and walked away. This level of service is unacceptable. I asked for them to be warmed and gave it to a waitress but never got anything back. I got up again and had to ask a different waiteress for my missing bread 10 minutes later who finally brought over the missing item. read more
Believe the hype! Turquaz Kebab House is one of the best hidden gems in not only north Edmonton, but Edmonton itself. You can tell they take pride in their food as it tastes fresh and full of flavour. My husband and I came here during the weekday for a late lunch. Lots of seating (but I hear weekends are packed with families). We picked a table and grabbed the number to take to the register to order. Based on the lady's recommendation, we opted to share the trio kebab platter and Lahmacun. It was the perfect amount of food for us both, not to mention the hot, fluffy and delicious complimentary pita with tzaziki also served at the table Service is standard. Nothing overly friendly. Tables are cleared quickly and cleaned. Great value for money. Will be back! read more
I love Turkish food, and this was DELICIOUS. We showed up right at opening time, and were greeted like old friends. Looks new! Everything is shiny and clean. I'm in love with the decor. Did you see my photo of the light fixtures? I'd love a blue one in my house. We ordered the the beef stew because the Saj Kavuma wasn't quite ready yet. It was worth the wait. I've got some sitting in the fridge right now. I'm going to end this review and finish it off. My only complaint? As good as the tea was, I would have loved Turkish coffee. read more
Wow. 100% worth the hype. ou first find a table with a number, go to the till to order your food, and hand the cashier your table number. Later on, your food is brought to you. It's definitely a unique ordering system but I found it to work pretty well. We came here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and while it was busy, there were still tables open! Sometimes when it's super busy, they'll open up another section of the restaurant. The service was prompt and the food was served quickly. We opted to get the beef kebab wrap, chicken shawarma lunch platter, grape leaves, and hummus. It was a very good deal at only a little above $30 for very generous portions. You also get served complimentary pita bread with tzatziki to start! The kebab wrap was gigantic. It was filled and boy, she was thick. I found the beef to be a little bit dry but the sauces in the wrap helped quite a bit. The chicken shawarma was delicious! I love the garlic sauce it came with. Probably the best garlic sauce I ever had. It wasn't overly garlicky but was still thick and creamy. The hummus wasn't too greasy and was flavourful. You can also ask to have pita with it free of charge which I greatly appreciated. The grape leaves were fantastic! The flavour was there, the rice inside wasn't too mushy, and it wasn't too oily all over. I just wish they would have a grape leaf option that had meat in it! Overall, I had a great time at Turquaz Kebab House. I would definitely come back again. read more
2 years ago
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3 years ago
Finally a good halal restaurant in edmonton ! The food was good and atmosphere is relaxed. It's self serve, where you go to the front counter to place your order. The Turkish coffeee was okay but the bakalav a was good. Defiantly will be back. read more
8 years ago
Turquaz Kebab House came recommended by the best barber around, shoutout JayR. They do chicken right at this spot. Marinated overnight and cooked over charcoal. The thighs here were juicy and delicious. Thin enough to pick apart and put into your pita. The hummus side, fries and rice were primo and the only regret is that I didn't get the larger platter. Located in the north side on 137 Ave and 133st, this is the best kebab stop in Edmonton. The place is large, clean and have a great staff. There's also a play place for kids if you want to eat and have your kids run around in tubes of smelling of dirty socks. Family fun! I'm definitely coming back, all the menu items look and sound good. Update: Went for Chicken Thighs Dinner Plate, Beef Shawarma and some Baklava. Still insanely good. Sal says: Just Eat It (4.5/5) read more
3 years ago
This used to be my favourite dish to order in person but today they seemed in a rush to leave and did not pay attention to cook. This food was ordered an hour before close and they used some peanut oil or weird oil ingredient that made me nauseous and I spat out the food. It had a gross after taste . Also chicken was rushed and undercooked. Skip refused to refund even after pictures sent of raw chicken and only apologizing for restaurants mistake. Restaurant is closed but even when we called earlier to check on order there was no answer. read more
First time at their new location, as I use to go to the old one. The new space is a lot bigger and nicer than the old location. First thing you notice is the delicious smell coming from the kitchen. Just grab a number from a table and place your order, they will bring it to your table when ready. If looking for takeout they have a separate ordering area and nice waiting area. I ordered the kebab platter to go. Meat is grilled just right and tender. The rice and salad were good too. Fries were typical frozen type, and I would have preferred more rice and less fries. I still consider their hummus one of the best I've had (goes great with the fries). Looking forward to coming with friends in the future and trying other items. Great location with lots of parking. read more
The flavours are UNREAL. I ordered take out from here last night and everything I got was absolutely delicious. From the chicken platter, to the lamb platter, and finally a chicken gyro. Everything me and my gf shared was delicious. Small details like the hummus being absolutely amazing even, the salads on the platter being perfectly balanced with risky flavours such as mint. I am very impressed with the food and will be back for sure. The gyro was my absolute favourite dish but the flavours on the platter were still very unreal. The service was also great too! Despite a pandemic the staff were polite and cordial. They provide free gloves outside for you to wear in to the restaurant. Honestly, a perfect meal. read more
6 years ago
Amazing food, good prices. Even if you decide to pick it up it's not take long. You can even order roasted lamb here. Sultan kafta is one of my favorite food to order. read more
6 years ago
This place has delicious Lebanese food! Located deeper in the NW. it's a order at till, seat yourself kind of restaurant. While the menu Style feels more fast food, the food upon arrival is very restaurant level. For $20 for the Chicken Kebab Platter, It has generous amount of meat, rice, fries, salad, hummus and pita! It was super filling. I was surprised how much food was included! It was really good value and delicious. Pleased with our meal and would be happy to return again ! There used to be a cool kids play ground by the washroom, but they have replaced it with a new projector style interactive game! read more
7 years ago
Just came here on Saturday for lunch because of my preggo cravings for hummus. My coworker recommended this place and I was super excited. I got the kafta lunch combo and the Turkish coffee and my hubby got the beef shawarma lunch for $11.95 each. Each plate came with your choice of meat, seasoned rice, garlic sauce, hummus, salad and french fries. I barely could finish my plate even though I shared with my toddler who loved the rice, french fries and kafta. The kafta was moist and well seasoned and was delicious with the garlic sauce. The beef shawarma was unfortunately quite dry. Would definitely come back to try their other offerings. They had a play room that had those projector games where you squash bugs and monsters by stepping on them which my toddler loved. read more
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