I came early today to feed the supper rush…read more Service was very wonderful. Lots of staff doing their job and taking care of everyone. We ordered the baba ghanoush for an appetizer and it came with pita bread. Very delicious!! Thin for an entrée, we both ordered a chicken Shawarma! It was very delicious and fresh and the chicken was fresh, cooked to perfection and lovely flavor!! We ordered the strawberry mint lemonade and a regular mint lemonade drink. It is so fashion delicious and exciting and refreshing.. On such a hot summer day, this really was such a perfect meal. And the music was beautiful!! I would love to come back!!

Falafel is something I crave once in a blue, and today, I remembered Bishos was walking distance…read morefrom my house. I had never been there before. I decided to order the viral crispy falafel for myself and a viral crispy chicken shawarma combo for my fiancé from Bishos. I placed my order at 4:06 PM online and walked into the store 20 minutes later. It still wasn't ready so I sat down and enjoyed the lovely ambiance inside. Plenty of seating for customers, an area for photo ops and dates and water for those participating in Ramadan were just some of the perks I noticed. The employees appeared to have been speaking Spanish and they were all friendly with one another. It's clean and airy inside. I definitely want to come back and sit down for a meal. Prices were fair - about $34 for a combo meal (with fries and drink) and my falafel wrap. That includes a service fee and a 10% tip. 15 more minutes had gone by and the woman behind the counter brought my food to me packaged tight inside a brown paper bag. When I arrived at home, that first bite into the viral crispy falafel was unreal. It was so pleasing to hear the crunch, but most importantly, it tasted amazing. The falafel was fresh and so were the other ingredients. My fiancé got the combo with French fries and I can confirm the fries are crispy and seasoned very well. This is my new go-to whenever the taste for falafel hits. Thanks, Bishos!

This place is not good. Restaurant was completely empty on Friday night. After a 30-minute wait,…read morethey gave ne the wrong soup in the smallest takeout container and stale bread.

It's a strange place. On a Saturday 5:30pm, we are the only customers. I was impressed with the…read morelamb chop, steak is good, soup and salad is decent. I would have give a 4 star rating but it is only open 7 days ago. I wish they do well

We were invited out to dinner by friends - they wouldn't tell us where we were going - they picked…read moreus up and drove to Northern Philadelphia. We pulled into a shopping plaza and saw our destination - Suzani. I had never eaten in an Uzbeki restaurant - our friends, who had eaten there before said "...come hungry!" They recommended a few appetizers - we ordered the Potato with Mushrooms, Eggplant Salad, Achichuk, and Kutab. Let's start with the Potato with Mushrooms - which the menu describes as "Fried Potato Slices with Pan Roasted Mushrooms and Onions. It should say "Potato Chips with Pan Roasted Mushrooms". It was a very unusual dish, to say the least. While the chips were homemade and tasty, having roasted mushrooms and onions with them didn't work at all for me. It was difficult scooping mushrooms onto the chips - and the combination was not that tasty. The mushrooms and onions would have been better by themselves. Once the chips got soggy from the mushrooms, it was very unappetizing. Next, the Eggplant Salad - which was fried eggplant, red and green pepper, tomato, Korean style carrots, garlic and cilantro served in a soy sauce. It tasted fine - I'm not a big fan of eggplant, but the veggies tasted fresh and I had some of the bread they served with it. The next appetizer was Achichuk, which is a traditional Uzbek salad of thinly sliced tomatoes, hot peppers and onions. I did not taste the dish, but was told it was okay for spiced fresh tomatoes. The last appetizer was Kutab - which was a flattened shell, which tasted and resembled the exterior of a fried dumplings, with meat and onions on the inside. It was super thin, and tasted okay. We ordered our main dishes after we finished the appetizers. The couple we were with both ordered the Salmon Kabobs - I tasted the salmon, it tasted good, and was tender. I ordered the Lamb kabobs - the lamb was tender, but it was a little too salty. However, when I had a piece of the lamb with the saffron rice, it diminished the saltiness of the lamb and tasted fine. My partner ordered the Filet Mignon kebab. It did not come with the other 3 orders - the sever said it would be out momentarily. Almost 15 minutes later, I was amazed my partner didn't have her entree! I gave the server a 'look' - she went in the back and FINALLY brought out my partner's dish. The meat (Filet Mignon) was tough and difficult to chew. I took a piece of my Lamb kabob to compare - my lamb was very tender compared to the steak! Not only was the order overly delayed - it was below average. While the other dishes were acceptable - they were mediocre. I would like to point out we were there during the dinner hour and we were the ONLY patrons there during the entire dinner. I wasn't surprised.

Often times while traveling, my wife and I always make an effort to grab…read more different types of food that we don't have in our area. Imagine our surprise, that while in town for business, and with time to kill before an art exhibition, we discovered an Uzbeki restaurant. Immediately upon entering, we were greeted and led to a large comfortable booth in the back of the restaurant. The lighting was warm, the walls were adorned with beautiful rugs, and the customers' spirits were high. Each table had been pre-set with the resutarant's lovely plates and crystal drinkware. Given that this was our first time at an Uzbeki eatery, we asked our server for some suggestions. Upon doing so, she then asked us if we prefer meat or fish. After perusing the menu a bit more and taking her suggestions into consideration, we had decided to order a wide array of sorts, opting for the pickled herring and potato appetizer, some Tandoori Samsas, a bowl of the Kharcho soup, and an order of the Guyru Dumplings. Our dishes were brought out promptly and our server made sure to check on us periodically throughout our meal, at one point even offering to allow the kitchen to split some of our dishes up for us to make it easier to share with one another. The pallet of flavors we were presented with was colored and wonderful; the pickled hairing playing a perfect duet with the hearty roasted potatoes, pairing well balanced acidity and perfectly crisp potatoey goodness, the kharcho simultaneously lightly spicy and fully refershing with that dill coming throough alongside juiicy chunks of lamb, and the the delectable dumplings, swimming in a flavorful bath of broth and sour cream. As we were nearing fullness, we realized we had forgotten to add one more piece to this meal...the dessert! After this realization, we decided to share a piece of wonderfully sticky Phaklava, adorned with and generously filled with walnuts and golden raisans. Suzani Restaurant is not to be missed. It is a dining experience that makes me feel like you've been invited into someone's home, but also that you are sitting down for a royal banquet. Be sure to check it out if you ever find yourself in the area. 5/5 stars

Great food , Cooked perfectly, very generous owner , great atmosphere, will definitely come back…read moreagain and again

Uzbekistan Restaurant never disappoints us! The food is always absolutely delicious, fresh,…read moregenerous, and made with real soul. Whether we dine in or order delivery, everything arrives beautifully prepared and tastes wonderful every single time. The owner is incredibly kind, attentive, and accommodating. They have catered our holiday tables more than once, including Passover, and everything was done with such care and respect. That means a great deal to our family. As former New Yorkers ourselves, we know and miss good, authentic food, so we are not easy to impress. Uzbekistan Restaurant truly makes us happy and reminds us of the flavors we grew up with. We are so grateful to have them in Philadelphia and recommend them from the heart!

First time stopping in and I will definitely be back! The hummus is creamy and delicious. The…read morechicken shawarma sandwich was too good. The flavors feel very homemade. The location is bright clean and inviting. Oh and the BACLAVA!! Pistachio and the chocolate! Heavenly Looking forward to trying the desi cheesesteak and salmon hoagie next.

Delicious food, excellent service and friendly vibe!! Clean and well appointed restaurant…read more Comfortable seating. Perfect for a family gathering. Easy parking. Highly recommend. 5/5

We're talking CHEESE. We're talking BUTTER. We're talking MEAT on a SWORD…read more Georgian Bread did not disappoint. This place has been on my radar since I first learned of Adjaruli. Bread, cheese, and butter are the building blocks of my entire existence. There's a pocket of great Eastern European cuisine in this part of Philadelphia, and Georgian Bread is a star. It's worth the drive on Roosevelt Boulevard to get here, no hesitations. Visiting during the aftermath of snow storm may not have been my best idea, as the roads were a mess and the parking lot was slushy and chaotic. Once I entered Georgian Bread, the stress melted away. They have a very impressive setup with large wooden, family-style seating and rustic, Georgian décor. Don't be fooled by their shopping center locale. The customers and employees were speaking in foreign languages, and I found it incredibly fascinating. No doubting the authenticity of their craft. They have a dine-in space for table service, as well as service counter for to-go deli items and other accoutrements. We were seated in the dine in area after several minutes of awkward lingering - I honestly don't think they were expecting customers with the weather. Our server was super nice, took our order, and left us to our own devices. We had the entire place to ourselves. We ordered the Adjaruli, lamb Kebabs, and a jug of hot tea to share. Ultimate comfort meal. I thought the kebabs would be small. The photo on the menu indicated two, 12 inch wooden dowels with a few pieces of small meat - just a taster, I thought. I thought WRONG. We were served what I would essentially call a SWORD with giant, tender, juicy cuts of lamb. The value was like highway robbery. It paired perfectly with our melty, eggy, salty, butter bread boat of heavenly cheese. It was the perfect amount of food for a lunch for two. The desserts looks AMAZING. I definitely want to come back to try more items. My only complaint was the service was super slow. This could be cultural, but it could also be because it was a slow, snowy day and we were the only customers. Either way, the servers were super kind, and it was not a determent from the meal.

A nice place with caucasian cuisine. I love the bread, people, food. Gamardjoba my Georgian friendsread more

I Am SOLD! Chicken over rice FTW!I've lived close and been looking at this place for so long and…read moreavoid trying the food. Now that I finally did- the food is so deliciously and conveniently done without compromising the taste and quality. Such a quick yet accommodating service and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT. If there's one complain I have is that I didn't order a lot ... I will definitely frequent this place more often. Oh, and did I mention it is affordable? 4stars and not 5 for my late discovery.

The falafel over rice is awesome. The only issue here is you never know when they are open. There…read moreare no operating times are posted anywhere and at the beginning of 2017 they had a 'closed for vacation sign' up and were gone about a week , so its hit or miss if you catch them open. Also the line can be rather long at times. But the food is really good and a affordable.

Many disgusting violations were noted in Tandoori's most recent health inspection reports (click…read morethe screenshots). This review is for the three adjoining Tandoori businesses in the same shopping center (Bakery, Grill, and Grill Market). I have seen, heard, and smelled huge rats by the back doors of all three businesses when I walked behind the shopping center, hence the failed health inspections as proven above. I have found traces of dirt and other contaminants in the food, which was also suggested by the health inspectors' findings. The meat is very fatty; it should be called "fat", not "meat"! The meat can also sometimes be spoiled. The bread is oily and too hard (stale?). The vegetables are usually great. But everything is grossly overpriced. And some items are way too salty, as if the chef is trying to cover up the bad flavors by adding too much salt? The three stores themselves are beautiful, new, modern, and clean looking (although the above-noted health inspection reports prove otherwise). The prices actually charged are often higher than advertised (classic bait-and-switch). Some staff members are rude, slow, and/or impatient. And good luck at communicating with them if you do not fluently speak their native language. I believe that Tandoori survives only because their customers are uninformed foreigners who believe that boiled rat is a delicacy! NOTE TO YELP: I am a real consumer trying to inform other real consumers. Please do not delete this honest, sincere review just to be politically correct. The truth hurts!

The place is tiny (3-5 ppl standing room max) and barely has any reviews on Yelp, but dont let that…read morefool you. It's a small bakery that also sells prepackaged to go containers (cold to warm up at home). We came here for lamb samsa, plov, golbski, and lamb manti. Reasonable priced, good portions and delicious. Plov was probably my favorite, well seasoned and fatty and yum! Next time I'm in the area, I'd definitely try their other dishes and baked goods.