Sampled Sultan Kebab's at a food truck festival in South Windsor. The lines were packed for…read moreSultan's the entire time I was there! The food tasted fresh and delicious. The design of the truck is awesome and really captures your attention. The service was quick, and they accept both cash and card. I was really glad that the food wasn't oily or greasy, and was very neatly prepared. The menu is fully halal and also has several vegetarian options like falafel and hummus wraps/salads. Highly recommend if you're looking for a healthy, clean, and delicious Mediterranean food experience in the Central CT area! If you are traveling to visit them, I'd call just to confirm their location. On the weekends, it seems like they are at different food truck festivals throughout the Central CT area. On weekdays, the owner mentioned that they are typically stationed at Long Wharf Drive in New Haven.

Tried a lamb gyro at recent food truck festival which was extremely crowded. It was dry and…read moreflavorless. Had difficulty chewing through the meat. That has never happened to me when eating gyro before since it is supposed to be ground meat. Sorry I spent my money.

absolutely delicious pickled turnips , gyro pita and chicken shawrma wraps insane - great customer…read moreservice

Ordered takeout on a Wednesday evening. Online ordering was easy and on time. Picking up was a…read morelittle difficult because there isn't a good place to pull over and go inside to pick up the food. I ordered the rice bowl with chicken shawarma, hummus, seasoned onions, fried cauliflower, and creamy garlic with tzatziki and white sauce. The meal came with a lot of protein which was nice. I wish the sides were a little bigger and that you could choose more than 4. But got lots of meals out of this and flavors were good! Prices seemed fair for the size. Overall just hard pick up but food was good.

Very tasty, great patio, friendly vibes…read more I came here to get falafel, but I saw that they have mujadara, which I love. So I ordered that and then just a couple of falafel balls to taste. The mujadara was very yummy. A little oily but that's a dish I love and you can't find it everywhere. The falafel was tasty too, although the individual balls came without any tahina, so I imagine it would taste better a little moister. Overall, the patio was a great surprise, especially when you think that the outside seating is just the tables in the front. And my dish was yummy.

I'm really disappointed to write this because this place used to be one of my go-to staples. The…read morestaff was friendly and ordering through Snackpass was quick and easy, but unfortunately the food quality has gone downhill. I ordered the lamb shawarma, which came out in thick chunks rather than the thin slices you'd expect. The meat was tough, chewy, and full of cartilage--I actually had to spit pieces out. The mango juice was equally disappointing, tasting more like tap water with syrup than anything fresh.

I am obsessed with this place! Everything is always fresh, perfectly seasoned and the staff in…read moreOrange, CT is awesome!! You pick which platter you want them add in all the goodies and you get a TON of food for the price. $12 for a protein packed meal? HECK YEAH! Ps. Get the white sauce (I ask for extra) & red hot sauce for your platter and the green sauce with the potatoes! You won't regret it!!!

Shah's is a weeknight takeout staple for our household. Their portion sizes are good value, so it's…read moreconvenient to order 2-3 entrees for dinner + lunch the next day. Our go to order is the combo plate (chicken + gyro), and I appreciate that you can add black beans and chickpeas/hummus for a little extra protein. There are often promotions available for delivery on UberEats, but if you choose to go in person, they have ample free parking and quick service!

One out of three dishes was okay. The dinner bread was very…read morenice and warm. Appetizers were okay, we had the babaganush for around $11 it only came with 4 crackers. We also had Sigara boragi which was fresh and a good portion size for the three of us. For our main course we had: Meat combo came with a roasted jalapeño pepper, rice and bulgur. The chicken cubes was dried out and had no seasoning. The lamb chop was slightly better. $32 The prime rib kababs served over chunks of bread and yogurt for $29 was the most disappointing. For that price I was expecting some nice juicy chunks of meat. Instead we got what can best be described as leather chunks. I ate two and brought the rest home for my dog. The Such Kaban, a lamb sautéed dish was moist and satisfying! For dessert we enjoyed their rice pudding and baklava. The baklava was store bought and good. The store bought packaging was visible in the refrigerator case as you walked into the store. Also, visible and was the waitress vaping next to the display case. Authentic Turkish coffee and tea were good.

Great experience! Got the lentil soup and iskender kebab. Great flavor on both and even had lots of…read moreleftovers. Waiters were also very nice and attentive

For years we've passed by Turkish Kebab House and have talked about going, so we finally made it…read morehappen! We're so glad we did, because it's definitely one of our top favorites for Turkish cuisine now. The recently remodeled dining room is so beautiful, and we were very impressed by the presentation of all of their dishes. We tried pide for the first time and really liked it, and all the dips and meats were delicious! Definitely save room for dessert. Great experience!

Really fantastic food and the staff is always super friendly! It's a little bit pricey but honestly…read moreit's worth it! Always come here when I need some quality chicken it's always super fresh.

We tried Rawa for the first time on Valentine's Day. The food, service and ambiance was excellent…read more My wife said the chicken wings were the best she's ever had. I had the lamb shank special and it was truly special. Fell right off the bone. My wife's family is from Lebanon and she was really impressed with the quality of the dips on the sampler. We can't wait to come back!

It was my first time here. My better half has been here quite a few times in the past, and always…read morespoke highly of it. Mediterranean is not my jive but it seemed like a good spot for a date night. Seemed. We were seated quickly, which was nice. It wasn't what I'd consider busy, but apparently it was busy for them on this particular night of service. Took about 15min from the time we were seated to have our order taken. Better half says it is usually more calming and intimate. Tonight absolutely was not that. It gives... Starbucks, if it served Mediterranean food... like, no coffee. With teacup candles. Real ones. (fire code???) I ordered the wings, with low expectations. Anyone that knows me and my heart also knows how I feel about a good wing. These wings were not that. They came out looking exactly how I anticipated them to based on what I saw in previous reviews (and the item description, which, shockingly, was painfully accurate) -- sad, and beige. First bite revealed various shades of pink, although the skin was seasoned nicely. I'm partial against this style of chicken wing so its hard for me to give it any credit... moving on. I also had the chicken kebab sandwich... which isn't really a sandwich. Its more of a ... gyro? I liked it. The chicken in the sandwich was really nice. Cooked well, definitely cooked better than the wings. Wish the cuts/pieces were smaller though. It was nice and hot, but also kind of wet, I guess from steam? It came wrapped in sort of a parchment paper, that was also wet. And the closer I got to the end, the more liquid dripped out from the bottom. Water mixed with tomato, other spices and whatnot... it wasn't pretty. I got less and less interested as I made progress. Better half got the Merguez Kebab Sandwich/gyro thing. Similar to my Chicken Kebab, the cuts of meat were huge however it was just hard to come to terms with the notion that they were each fully cooked through, and it was also... wet. More wet than my Chicken Kebab. She didn't finish it, and I don't blame her. The hummus was nice. The pita was hot and fresh. You could see some of the char from the skillet it was made in, which was nice. Unfortunate that either are individual at-cost appetizers (although looking at my receipt, I can infer that the first pita was included with the hummus as I was only charged for one and we had two). I don't think I will be returning there on my own volition. Maybe tonight was a bad night, and that happens sometimes. The staff were certainly nice, and considering it was a Saturday evening, the volume of patrons is worth appreciation. It wasn't rowdy, the music was nice, the ceiling fan blades passing over one of the ceiling lights drove me crazy a little bit, but it is a nice place. I'm just a little let down that this was how my Saturday night dinner went. I'm still hungry, dawg. There was also a woman in scrubs(?) or some sort of inpatient-wear that walked past the restaurant outside, locked eyes with the folks at a table, smiled and waved, and slowly meandered away until she came back to walk in the other direction. Not sure what that was about, but its typical New Haven shit. Stranger things have happened, lol! TLDR if you're not super picky/sensitive about your food and you're a big (gotta be big) fan of Mediterranean Fusion food, I absolutely recommend RAWA. Otherwise... hard pass -- for me, at least. Respectfully.