This was our first time going to the restaurant. I was a little nervous because of the reviews…read more However, the food was amazing and the service was top notch! Vladimir went above and beyond to make sure that we had an excellent time. There was not one dish or appetizer that wasn't delicious. If you're looking for homemade classic Armenian food, this food will not disappoint.

All was great! We need to return for bread n cheese, they had ran out of it, which is why we…read moreoriginally went. Everything else was good!

Terrible place with zero respect for customers. We called ahead to ask if they could prepare food…read morefor us, and they confirmed that they could. The restaurant is listed as closing at 10 PM, so we arrived at 8:50 PM. When we got there, we were told they wouldn't make anything because the chefs had already left. How does that even make sense? Why say one thing over the phone and then do the complete opposite in person? The staff is unprofessional and rude, and clearly doesn't care about their guests. It honestly feels like no one there wants to work. I do not recommend this place under any circumstances. If you don't want to waste your time and nerves, stay away.

Food was amazing! Our service was top tier. The experience and friendliness were second to none.read more

Everything feels improved -- the atmosphere, the service, and the food…read more You can really see the effort and attention to detail. Definitely worth coming back again.

honestly don't know how this place stays open…read more From the moment I walked in, everything seemed to go wrong. The staff acted like taking our order was a huge inconvenience, and we waited forever for food that arrived cold and looked like it had been sitting around for hours. The fries were soggy, the burger was dry, and even the drinks tasted off. The restaurant itself wasn't much better. The tables were sticky, the floors looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a while, and the overall atmosphere just felt neglected. The worst part was the service. We had to ask multiple times for simple things like napkins and refills, and no one ever checked to see if our meal was okay. By the time we left, we regretted spending our money there. There are plenty of better restaurants nearby. I definitely won't be coming back, and I can't recommend this place to anyone

Went to La Vie and had a great experience. We went to this place randomly after wanting to try some…read moreauthentic Mediterranean food. The first thing we noticed, which was a bit unexpected, was the decor. The ambiance was really nice and inviting. This is the type of restaurant where someone could host a party. The service was really good too. We received water almost immediately after being seated, and our server came by shortly after. The manager stopped by throughout our visit to provide recommendations, and he was really nice. It made the experience feel more personal. For our appetizer, we ordered the Baba Ghannouj, which complemented the pita bread really well. It was our first time having it, and we did not know what to expect, but it was great. It was really flavorful, and we finished it wanting more. For our entrees, we had the Lamb Chops and the Seafood Tagine. The lamb chops were great. It was not a huge portion, but the meat was flavorful and cooked well. The presentation was also really nice. The Seafood Tagine looked great, and the sauce was incredibly flavorful. Everything about the dish worked well together, and we felt that all the flavors complemented one another. There was a good harmony between the ingredients. For dessert, we ordered the Kunafa, which was another first for us. We had never had it before, but the description really sold us on it. It was really good. This is the kind of dessert that is best shared since it is a little heavy. Toward the end of our visit, a belly dancer came out to perform, and it was really exciting. La Vie is a great restaurant, and we will definitely return. We felt as though we got a true Mediterranean experience during our visit.

I went here on a double date and had a great time. Our waiter recommended a great Arab wine we'd…read morenever heard of before, chateau reserve gold, so that was nice to try. We started with batata harra and cheese bulak. Both were great! The potatoes in the batata harra were very well seasoned and flavorful. The cheese bulak was good but might be a little off putting if your not use to mintiness in your cheese. A belly dancer came out and went around to all the tables and really engaged with everyone. For our entrees we got chicken tagine and lamb chops. I must say the lamb chops were phenomenal. Perfectly seasoned and grilled to perfection. I definitely recommend getting them medium. All in all if you're looking for something different definitely go check it out!

Highly recommend chebureki only at Oasis Good price ,…read moreexcellent service. Take you chance to get there to try it

I ordered the khinkali, and while the flavor was good, the ground meat filling contained an…read moreexcessive amount of cartilage. Finding hard, chewy pieces occasionally can happen, but it occurred often enough that it noticeably affected the texture throughout the meal. At times I was picking cartilage out while eating, which took away from the experience. Whether this is an oversight in preparation or part of the meat blend they are using, it points to a quality-control issue with how the ground meat is handled. The kitchen needs to do a better job trimming and preparing the meat before grinding and serving it. Aside from that, the service from the waiter was excellent, truly 5-star, but this issue kept me from rating the overall experience higher.

Not many people are familiar with Iranian food, and that's unfortunate. Iranian food is very…read moredelicious and it is in its own category. It is not Indian, Lebanese, or Turkish, but something in-between. If you like to try different food and flavors, you must try it, and the best place to try authentic Iranian food is Kuluck. From the ambiance to the staff to the service, it is second to none. But most importantly, you have to go there for the flavors. You can try kebab over rice (definitely get Kubideh or beef kebab I think is on the menu), or if you want more of a comfort food, try one of the stews. Ghormeh Sabzi (Beef & Green Herb Stew) is a must for a first timer, then you can try Gheyme (Yellow Split Pea Stew), Bedemjoon (Eggplant), and Fesenjoon (Chicken Pomegranate Stew) I can't name everything you must try. Start from the top of the menu and move down in every visit, or I guess alphabet order is another option I promise you won't be disappointed

Don't be thrown off by shopping center locale, this is a beautiful restaurant and ambiance! We had…read morethe lunch buffet. I tried small portions of almost all items in the first round. Everything I tried was delicious! My second round was Ghorme Sabzi and Ghayme, carrot rice, hummus and bread that was especially phenomenal. The chicken kabobs were impressive, but round was enough for me. The waitress was attentive and provided great service. I will return again. If you like Persian food, I recommend you give this restaurant a visit

The food is really good! Casual restaurant but the meats are delicious. Service is great too. Only…read morething I would change is I wish they had a few different appetizer options and more sauce options.

Service was great food ehhh no flavor. Menus look like they were printed in 1980. Ambiance is 9/10.read more

Very nicely stocked with all types of condiments, sweets, cheese, dips, canned goods and so much…read moremore. The front is a store with decorations, jewelry, glassware and beautiful coffee/tea cups. They also have a perfume store connected to the store.

Located in a small shopping center…read more Parking can be challenging. I liked the vast variety of arabic products they sell here; from food all the way to things like cups and mugs. Prices were ok but pricey on others.

A Russian market and language school all in one :) (well not formally a school, but the employees…read morehave always been helpful in putting my DuoLingo lessons to real world usage.) For my most recent stop to grab dessert after dinner nearby, to other times when I have enjoyed savory dishes in their adjacent sit down restaurant, Matryoshka was one of Sunny Isles' first delis stocking a wide variety of authentic food from Russia, Belarus, and various other European countries. They also have Mediterranean dishes for sale. It is mostly a grocery store, along with a well stocked (and clearly labeled) buffet of entrees and desserts. Since it is in the corner of a shopping plaza, they have outside tables along both sides if you want to enjoy your bites with a view of the Sunny Isles skyline. The blini (pancakes) I enjoyed tonight were filled with cheese and a mixed berry compote, and went perfectly with my latte (kofe s molokom).

The ice cream was so yummy. My first time trying it, and I loved it a lot. This is probably not the…read morepoint of this place, but still im writing a review on this place because of the ice cream.

Wow this place was such a vibe! The ambiance was beautiful, the energy was great, and it felt like…read morethe perfect spot for a night out. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and cooked so well, but the lamb was definitely the standout for me. It was incredibly tender, juicy, and full of flavor, the kind of dish where every bite just melts. We also loved the other dishes we tried and the sides complemented everything perfectly. Definitely a spot I'd come back to for both the food and the overall experience!

We came for a late dinner on a Saturday night and were delighted to find reservation availability…read morefor the 3 of us still. We were whisked inside to the intimate, dimly lit interior with a DJ table tastefully tucked away in the back of the space. Service was welcoming but overall, not quite as warm and attentive as I've experienced at other places in town. We started off with the Turkish Manti Dumplings, which were the standout of the night. The complexity yet restraint of flavor, balancing indescribable buttery, roasted, earthy notes with a touch of umami and subtle tanginess from the yogurt. The Mezze Sampler was a nice option for trying three of the dips. All very tasty, but I've had slightly better elsewhere. The Sweet Jeweled rice was the other standout with flavor and textural variety that made each bite pop. I found the Roasted Brussels Sprouts undercooked and lacking the same level of flavor as the other plates. The weakest dish of the evening. The Grilled Whole Bronzino got top marks from the meat eaters at the table. Overall, 4/5 stars for a delicious meal but with tough competition around town limiting my ability to hit that 5.