Affordable, delicious and quick. Wish the feta was a no cost add on but it tasted great without.read more

That was the worst worst falafel I have had in my 50 years so embarrassing I dont want to show the…read morepictures! 1.the tortilla was so so gard couldn't eat no like I regular falafel 2. Only 2 small falafel wow I broke the whole thing apart to fond more only lettuce tomatoes and sauce was gross it was not worth our $31 for 2 want owner to get ahold of me that bad be careful 3.the rating on the door was only okay now I see why

This is one fantastic restaurant! The space is large, clean, and the staff are very friendly…read more The food is absolutely amazing and delicious bite after bite. Started with Dolmeh which I have never had warm. It was Fantastic! Opted in for the Kings Feast with salad instead of rice. It was plenty to share and the flank steak was juicy and tender, the chicken was flavorful and not dry, and the kubadwa was well seasoned. The baklava was a perfect dessert to wrap up the meal. Will be back again to try more meals.

I was in Seattle for game , decided to to Persepolis Persian restaurant. It was worse memories in…read moremy lifetime. I was invited couple of American friends to show Persian food and Persian hospitality. We wait for almost two hours some one to come and give us menu, another long time asking for some to come and take our order. Eventually after long time they brought the first food after another half hour second order and and finally they brought the appetizer , which supposedly bring first In conclusion, I was very embarrassed in front of American colleagues I never recommend any one make my mistake and goes to Persepolis restaurant Actually even one star is too much for this restaurant, but they way setup, there's no option for zero

Located right next to the space needle in a plaza that resembles a mall, a lot of restaurants like…read moreMOD Pizza and Subway, but decided to give this one a try- a horrible mistake. Why was it $28 for one plate?? I think i got charged wrong. Service was okay, cashier had attitude and after we paid for 3 falafels on the side she said they actually only had two which is fine, but then when we picked up the food she dropped the two and didnt give a refund or replace it with something else. Food wise, the rice was okay, never had rice that thick and large but it was lightly flavored, salad was good bc its just a simple dressing, beef strips were incredibly thin and so oily, and the dip did not compliment the bowl. Unfortunately i don't think i would come back

Service was quick, my chicken pita wrap was delicious! A bit pricy but it's downtown Seattle…read more Surprised for a Mediterranean restaurant they didn't offer Taziki, but the sauce that came with my wrap was delicious.

Yum, while visiting the market I stopped in to Turkish Delight for a little lunch…read more The lentil soup was unbelievably yummy. Thick and rich with spice (not spicy). I didn't even think I liked lentils until I tried this - I am now! Lunch was finished off with some unique variations on Turkish Delight (peach and dragon fruit) which hit the spot. Highly recommend!

Came here for the Turkish delights since they were so delicious the last time I came here…read more The experience was a little disappointing this time as there were a few of us who came into the shop and there was no designated line up to know who was next in queue. I understand that as a lunch rush, you want to focus on the Donair sandwiches but just have separate queues so different staff can serve different menu needs. I also didn't love that the Donair spit wasn't rotating so only one section of meat was heated until someone ordered. Seems a bit improper?

Absolutely delicious. This unassuming little spot would be easy to pass by, situated just off the…read moremain drag in Ballard. A friend and I popped in for dinner. We were the only diners, but there was a steady stream of take-out orders while we ate. My friend got the chicken kebab plate, I opted for a chicken shawarma rice bowl swapping half rice for salad, and we also ordered a side of falafel and hummus. Both of our main meals were exceptionally flavored. We were offered all the available creamy toppings. The garlic cream was divine. Beware the green pepper sauce - very very spicy. The falafel was the best I have had outside of New York. Crispy, flavorful, absolutely crave-able. The only thing that didn't quite hit it out of the park was the pita bread. I will 100% be back.

Seems like a real genuine mom and pop shop. Very prompt service! Tried the Chicken Shawarma,…read moreFalafel and Lamb + Beef plate as well. Everything was packed with flavor and the portions sizes were more than ample. The biggest praise of all, our toddler absolutely crushed her plate. She may be covered in hummus after the fact but that's a side effect we will happily live with. Will definitely be back as its in walking distance from our house. Not to mentioned they offered 20% off for a first time online order, quite a good deal.

Ordered two shawarmas, one beef one chicken…read more Both marinated beautifully to bring out the unique flavors of each meat and the pita was made fresh in their fire oven. Definitely coming back!

********CLOSED************…read more They recently closed and reopened under a different name. It's now called THE BOSPHORUS PALACE. We originally went because we had seen good reviews for Almanqal Mediterranean Grill. When we got there, the server mentioned it's basically the same place but with a different menu, so we decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The food took quite a while to come out and when it finally arrived, it wasn't even hot. The bread honestly tasted like something bought from a grocery store. The rice was very bland, and although the salad was actually really good, the chicken was extremely dry, chewy, and lacked flavor. The presentation looked nice, but the taste just didn't match. The portions were also quite small, and the prices felt very high for what you get. The service was just okay overall. Maybe they are still new and working things out, but for the price and portion size it just didn't feel worth it. Overall, it felt like a waste of time and money considering the quality and quantity of the food.

Kabul Afghan Cuisine absolutely blew me away. I came with my friends, a party of 5 so we had to…read morewait about 10-15 mins but it was 10000% worth it. We shared a bunch of appetizers: bolani, burta, and the mushroom qorma. Burta was my fav but every single dish was so flavorful. For my mains, I got the murgh kebab.. the chicken was so tender and well-marinated but the flavored rice stole the show for me. Also the place feels super authentic, cozy, warm, not trying too hard, just real. And the owner was hilarious, so witty, and made the whole experience feel extra special. You can tell he cares and it shows. Now the saddest part: I just found out this restaurant has been around for decades and is closing forever soon. Truly heartbreaking! I really wish I'd discovered it sooner. If you've been meaning to go, don't wait. This spot is a gem and def deserves a visit before it's gone. FYI, it closes on Jan 3rd 2026!

I went here for a Sunday dinner with some friends and had a good time. It was not too busy, with…read moreabout half the restaurant full at 7pm. This was my first time trying Afghan food so I was excited to see what the cuisine offers. We got the combination kebab for 2 (2 red meats - lamb and beef, $100) which is basically a full set course menu and a fish qorma as another entree as there was 3 of us. The combination kebab is definitely more than enough food for 2, as the 3 of us shared that plus one entree and we were all stuffed. Ash - traditional noodle soup with kidney beans and chickpeas. I like the salty and slightly tangy aspect of the soup and it definitely whet my appetite for what is to come. Badenjan Borani - eggplant. I don't like eggplant but found the taste of this to be delicious. It is a bit on the mushier side for my liking though Fish qorma - fish was cooked nicely in a tomato based sauce Seekh kebab - beef. I didn't really like this one as much since the meat was tough but the flavor was great. Bara kebab - lamb. I love this one as it was juicier and more flavorful Kabuli palaw - the rice dish that comes with the kebab. I love this - it's like jeweled rice from Iranian and Persian cuisine, which offers carbs and a bit of sweetness to it. Pairs excellently with the dishes Firni - cardamom, pistachio, rosewater pudding. Classic Afghan dessert. Quite sweet but refreshing at the same time. Love it Dogh - an interesting salty drink made with yogurt, fresh mint, and salt. It felt like I was drinking sauce but more palatable. Service is good as dishes were taken out in good cadence and food came out at a decent pace.

Came here for an celebration after a graduation at Seattle University…read more The food and service were great! Everyone was friendly. They do not serve any alcohol. We ordered some appetizers for the table to share. Hummus, Salads, etc. I ordered the chicken shawarma as my main. My friend ordered the lamb and beef shawarma.

I honestly can't believe this came out to nearly $80. We ordered the fattoush salad and the kabob…read morecombo for takeout, and unfortunately the value just wasn't there. The biggest disappointment was the kabob plate. It was mostly rice with very little meat, and the beef was fully well done even though we ordered it medium-rare. The fries were also soggy and tasted like they had been sitting for a while before being packed. The fattoush was fresh enough, but for around $20 it felt like a very basic salad. I had also heard that dine-in guests receive unlimited pita refills, so opening our takeout order to find just a single pita felt super disappointing . Maybe this restaurant shines more as a dine-in experience, but based on our takeout order, I left pretty disappointed. Between the portion sizes, quality, and overall value, it just didn't live up to the price.