Good, not phenomenal. Some dishes (like the naan quesadilla) are amazing, but the consistency is…read morenot 100%. The fried chicken is mid and you just wish you'd gone to a more traditional place. Basically if you are ordering for a big group of people who can't decide if they want Indian, Mexican or Fried chicken, or you want a mix of stuff and don't want to go to 3 different places, it's a good compromise.

This is part of the Virtual X kitchen, which is a "ghost kitchen" - it has a couple restaurant…read moreoptions, of which The Kebab Joint is one. Other options right now are Krazi Burrito, Krazi Chick, and Krazi Kebob. There's also a new Boba place too. It looks like there used to be a coffee shop and a salad place, or something like that, so just be aware that the kitchen space may change up. We ordered 2 Kati Rolls (paneer and lamb kofta) from Krazi Kebob. We did Chappli Kabob, a Kabob Roll, and the Lamb Chop platter from The Kabob Joint. And we did the Thai tea and Chai tea from the boba shop. For the Kabob Joint: The Kabob roll was a real winner and the Chappli Kabob in the spicy green sauce was super. I wish the edges would have been a little crispier, but very good. We haven't had the Lamb Chop yet but there's a ton of food in their platters. For the Krazi Kabob, the paneer roll wasn't super spicy but was very tasty and I'd definitely get it again. The lamb was good too but I preferred the paneer. Highly recommend ordering in advance or with delivery; there isn't anywhere to sit and eat of course, and everything is made to order, so expect about a 20 minute wait if you walk in and order from the kiosk inside. Overall, great food and a cool business model for the area. In addition to the above, I'd probably get the Masala Fries next time and would consider the samosa chaat as a deconstructed samosa bowl.

Beef kebab 4/5 Tasted pretty good. Problem is it looked…read morenothing like the picture they posted on the windows, which drew us in. Aloo tiki 5/5 Delicious morsels of fried mashed potatoes with paneer and curry fillings Chicken tikka masala 4/5 Garlic naan 4/5 Mango lassi 3/5 Think they took shortcut and used boxed mango purée plus kefir

Beat Samosas around! We drive fo miles to get these samosas. I've never had anything else on the…read moremenu, but I can tell that this place is worth a try for the Samosas alone. They are huge so be warned.

The Cedars of Lebanon is an easily-overlooked cafe right on the corner of the Old Greenbelt…read moreShopping Center which is a lovely hidden gem. I spent every summer in this town, growing up, and I never discovered this restaurant until a precious friend brought me here a few years ago. It's a dated, though efficient, and charming, cafe with fresh dishes you might love. Firstly, if you plan on having lunch here on a Monday, make sure you are able to finish by 2:45 since they close by 3pm. All other days, they are open past 8pm. We started with the sweet potato soup despite the fact that the reviews for the lentil soup here are the highest. Yes! If it's featured: get it! The turmeric and coconut milk make this soup delightful. The herbs made it so fresh and there was just the right amount of sweetness and gentle heat. Parsley really adds to this recipe and I'm not usually a fan of this herb. The pitas are soft, thin and light. Love them. We needed to order more. I've never had such paper-thin pitas. Yum! I love love love the hummus, here. It is nothing short of divine. The flavors are fabulous and deeply complex. You can really taste the tahini. The olive oil is mild and delicious. I exclaimed, "the hummus was the best ever." And then 5 minutes later, I read a review by Yelper James H. where he says it's the best ever and, "... this hummus at Cedars of Lebanon might have ruined all other hummus for me forever." While I've had similar swooning feelings over the hummus at Lebanese Taverna in Tyson's Corner, this hummus is at least a top contender if not the metro DC area's hummus winner. The cucumber mint yogurt salad is nice, cold and refreshing. You can really taste the mint. I would order this yogurt salad with every meal. The falafel pizza is unusual and fresh. Straight away-- you can taste the tahini, parsley and couscous. The dough is grainy and natural. And there are radishes on this falafel pizza: not overpowering. For the $9 or so pricepoint, this dish is a true labor of love. To prep all of these vegetables, even with food processors, must take time. How novel of a dish! Put the yogurt salad on this pizza. You will thank me. And I only did it because I was watching someone else slather it on. There were at least 12 desserts on the menu. Meow. If we weren't so full of pita, hummus, tahini and fresh veggies, we certainly would love to taste a few of these. As well as the Turkish coffee, with an authentic ceramic and metal carafé presentation.

Pretty easy, breezy no-frills restaurant…read more We stopped by Cedars of Lebanon, because it was one of the few places that had outdoor seating and was not full. The restaurant has a small outdoor dining area with three four-seater tables, which was find for our two dogs. The experience overall was pretty low key, which necessarily is not a bad thing. Although there is waiter/waitress service, you will have to order your food at the cashier's counter. Actually, maybe that's only a thing if you are dining outside. The menu has a nice mix of Middle Eastern dishes. I went with a beef (or maybe it was lamb) kabob plate. The portions were fine and my meal was pretty good. It was not out of this world amazing, but it got the job done. I thought that the prices were pretty good for the area and the amount of food received. Although the food was fine, I do not think that I would go out of my way (e.g., driving more than 30 minutes) to dine here. Just be aware that the restaurant does not serve alcoholic beverages.

Delicious food, especially their gyros, mozzarella sticks and chicken tenders. Also love their…read moredesserts. Their service is great and super friendly !

I've been here dozens of times and if you get it in store it's a fantastic experience. This was my…read morefirst time delivery and was very disappointed. No pepperoni on my pizza and it was cold/rubber even after re-heat. I order extra protein and there was what seemed like less than normal, and the spanakopita was 100% from the freezer from restaurant depot. The pictures are not matching from their menu. Even after all the door dash premium "discounts" and tipping $7.50 to the driver who made 3 extra stops before coming to me (not marathon delis problem I know that). That's ridiculous on door dashes part but still yall use them to deliver your food, there should be better QC somewhere here. I've had nothing but positive experiences all these years and now this has left me unsatisfied. I still got love for them --I'll be back tho bc they are legit if you order in store fresh and the people there are very friendly/nice.

Not a huge food of Nigerian food outside of my house but jodeem has made me a believer. The food is…read moreamazing the jollof the rice and stew the chicken everything is so flavorful and seasoned well. Their spinach is so good truly nothing that I can complain about I love everything from here. The owners are so sweet and they are always working and supporting each other. Probably the best Nigerian food in the dmv area

The food was outstanding and the service excellent. 5 stars!!! We had the jollof, chicken and…read morespinach. I have no complaints!

The food is good, but the wait period needs major improvement. Seriously, I don't know why it has…read morenot improved all these years. Plus they really need some major upgrade on customer service etiquette too! Am all for supporting our small businesses but they make it so hard to!

My friend put me on to the goat soup and it's actually really good. I'm going to try other things…read moreon the menu and see how I like it

I want so badly to give this review more stars. Unfortunately, there were a few things that could…read morebe improved on. I called in an order and was told that my order would be ready in 10 minutes: I was on the highway so it wasn't a problem. When I arrived at the restaurant 15 minutes later, there was a line of people waiting to place orders and another line of people waiting to pick up orders. A delivery person that was waiting pointed out to me that if I hadn't placed an order yet I could use the kiosk that was in the restaurant, that was pretty cool. Another customer mentioned to me that on the weekend being cramped and busy is normal. I asked the woman taking orders if my call-in order was ready and she said something quick that I didn't hear and rush to the back. I finally got her full attention after waiting a few minutes and she answered that it was being made (after being there 25 minutes). Fortunately, there are chairs and tables where you can sit to wait or eat. Once my number was called I paid for my order and was on my way (40 minutes after calling in my order). I was very excited that after my 45 minute drive home, my food was still nice and hot! My red red was the consistency I like and though the spice level was mild (I should have asked for it tp be a little spicer, however, this was good for my first time trying theirs) and the fish was seasoned great as well. The plantain had a nice burn on it however, it was very mushy. Thankfully the food is served in aluminum carryout tins that are going to be great for reheating my food! I'll definitely be taking the drive again! Bon appetit!

I've been coming to Rahama for YEARS. And I still haven't been disappointed. The food is always…read moreamazing. They may not always have what you want. But whatever you get you won't be disappointed.