These guys have perfected something down to its purest distillation. The flavor palette is reverse…read morethat of the American palette. Americans might consider the seasonings mild. I believe they are just healthy. For example- they definitely don't over salt things. I love the menu. Recommend trying the kibbes anytime as well as the ful muldamas (typical for Lebanese breakfast) if you're ever in the mood for a cultural experience.

Don't ever serve me an old (at least a day old) tabbouleh that's unacceptable also it was cut with…read morea food processor that's also not ok but old tabbouleh the oil gets yellow and sticky it was not good at all. Sad. Service it's good. Ambiance it's alright.

This is really about the concept more than the location, and i am sold, this is great fast food,…read moreuniquely made with great flavors, and it is served with a smile Second time at a Daves Hot Chicken and it was as satisfying as it was the first time

They have "Not" Chicken aka Breaded Cauliflower and it's delicious. A chicken joint having any…read morevegetarian option is rare and certainly unexpected, but this really blew it out of the park, and I hope other chicken joints will take note! I like some heat but every place has their own scale, so I wasn't sure there I fell. The cashier said that the hot was about like flaming Cheetos. It's been awhile since I had those but remember them being pretty tame so went with "Hot" for my sandwich. I would NOT call the Hot tame, it was right at the max of what I can handle and next time would opt for the next rung down, medium. As someone who doesn't love fries, I appreciated that I could swap my side on the combo for the kale slaw without any upcharge. It had a nice flavor and crunch but mostly enjoyed its cooling qualities as my mouth was on fire. Also they had extra pickles on the side! I love pickles! Note to management: The bathroom could use my ventilation and maybe less perfume? I popped into wash my hands and could barely breathe over the strange chemical smell.

I've only had delivery from Habibi Grill but it was really awesome. They have some dishes I haven't…read morefound elsewhere in the Salt Lake Valley, so that is what I tried. I've had the Chicken Karahi and the Chicken Seekh Kabob Karah. They both have the same sauce but the Seekh Kabob version used ground, spiced, formed and grilled meat where the other had chunks of chicken meat. I liked them both. Their flavors are very strong, which I really like. The meat was tender and delicious. There are a few more items I'm excited to try like the Saag Palak so I think I'm going to have to try them again very soon!

My parents are huge fans of Habibi Grill, which is why we end up going there every few months…read more Unfortunately, though, it seems like the quality of both the food and service has been slipping recently :( We ordered milk tea and samosas at 6:22 PM as appetizers and specifically asked for them to be served first so we could enjoy them while the main dishes were being prepared. Unfortunately, they didn't arrive until 7:01 PM...almost at the same time as our main course, just about 7 minutes apart. For our main dishes, we ordered the beef seekh kebab, beef karahi, and paya with naans. Unfortunately, all of the dishes were a bit too salty, and the portions also seemed slightly smaller than what we remember from previous visits. We also ordered a mango lassi, which unfortunately never made it to our table. Another thing we noticed was the lack of attentive service. No one really checked on us during the meal to see if we needed anything, which made the overall dining experience feel a little less welcoming. Overall, it was an okay experience, but not one that has me particularly excited for our next visit. That said, I'll definitely be back because my parents still love the place...hopefully, the food and service improve by then!

Affordable, absolutely delicious, flavorful and well spiced! As an Indian, I was hoping for some…read moregood curry flavor without overdoing it and was pleasantly surprised. The mango lassi was also top tier ! Pita and hummus were a bit random but both tasted great. Quick service, some tables inside nothing too fancy but a quick fast casual spot. Chicken was perfectly fried, didn't have an oily taste. Highly recommended !

Unique fried chicken joint. Food was flavorful and felt like home cooked meal…read more The dry spice on the chicken is tasty, but the other lentil curry it comes with is okay in comparison. The chicken is definitely the star. The seating is limited, but the decor is cool inside. The service was fast and they have a few hot sauce bottles on the side. A message to the owners, it would be nice if those hot sauce bottles were kept cleaner. The place was steadily busy, but didnt seem like anyone had to wait while we were there. Worth a stop if you want to try something a little different and tasty.

Every time I come here it's just wonderful. Everyone is very kind & respectful. I get my halal meat…read moreat very reasonable price . Got some household stuff , some halal snacks for my hubby . He becomes a child every time he comes here because some stuff we can't eat from a regular store . And they have the halal version. Like marshmallows, he ended up getting 2 big bags lol .

Clean, very good options. The meat looked fresh and no bad odor. Overall would go to buy more…read moreproducts.

The Greek kabob looks fast food in the middle of the food court in south town mall but they…read moreactually cooked my gyro and my moms steak kabob fresh. It was dare I say...better than the Greek festival? My gyro was fresh with onions and tomatoes and of course tzakzi sauce, made fresh I swear it was better than last year's Greek festival. Good for these guys. Its family owned. Oh and my fries freshly fried were yum. My mom enjoyed her kabob with a side of Greek salad and rice. She could have used more pita but oh well. She was very pleased and agreed with me. We will be back when we are in the area. BTW good priced combos.

I wasn't impressed to be honest, the cost versus what you get wasn't great. the beef kabob plate…read moregets you one small skewer of overcooked beef, a scoop of bland rice, a tablespoon of taziki sauce, and about a 3/4 cup of lettuce and onion mix slapped with another 1/2 tablespoon of sauce. For the price it should be two skewers. I can see now why I've never actually seen anybody order from this establishment.

This is great pizza. Really good regular crust. Fairly priced too. I ordered the vegan chicken…read moretikka masala and picked spicy. I am normally someone who always gets the spicy option and never thinks it's spicy enough; not an issue here. The barometer for spicy is completely different. I would take it down to medium or not spicy after how spicy my spicy pizza was. But the flavor was great and it was also very pretty. The interior of the restaurant looked clean, and the parking lot is huge. Prep time was about 20 or 30 minutes, typical pizza cooking time.

Za was good, but underwhelming. Apparently the sauce was optional, homeboy was dry enough to…read morequalify as a cracker. A little sauce would've served. Sauce it up! I'll try a different pizza next time

I have tried Chicken Paratha rolls,…read more They had very authentic taste & they were delicious, The service was excellent, Will Definitely recommend this place for the authentic Pakistani food.

Great food, clean place and the restaurant in the back has great bun kebab! My go-to place for…read morePakistani spices I need for any dishes I need to cook.

Great place! I honestly think they make the best pita bread…read more The chicken kebabs is a favorite there.

I love this place for breakfast. Fresh baked break. Creama and honey with a side of eggs. Truly…read morecan't go wrong and the. You wash it all down with a cup of tea. Everytime I'm in this area I stop by.

rose jam ! apple jam ! syrian cheese ! saffron water ! tahini with grape syrup ! chicken samosas !…read morelicorice tea ! fresh dates ! hibiscus tea ! life is so beautiful to me.

I seriously adore this strip center: between Seoul Market, Kyung's Bakery, and now newly discovered…read moreShaku Maku Market, there are just too many fun places to check out! Shaku Maku is situated nearest to State Street, and as I always mention in reviews for this area, the parking is ridiculous. I don't know who designed the lot, but good grief it's stupid. Anyways, find a weird wonky space in which to leave your car, and head on into Shaku Maku. On my visit I was greeted immediately by the friendly cashier, then allowed to wander around discovering goodies to my heart's content. As you enter, you'll find sweets on your left, and they had about ten varieties of halva alone, so that's a big thumbs up from me (only way to beat that would be some freshly sliced, get on that, guys!). There were plenty of cookies, candy bars, chocolate covered dates, and just so many treats! Huzzah! Then, lots of pickled vegetables, beans, rice, spices, bulk nuts and dried fruits, some frozen meats and vegetables, a little fresh produce, cheese, and just all the staples you would expect to find at a Middle Eastern grocery. It's neither large nor tiny, and I am impressed by all they had stocked, without it feeling stuffed in. Prices were very reasonable, and check out was a breeze, with great customer service for the entirety of my visit. I get SO excited when shopping specialty markets or simply purchasing unusual ingredients and the employees want to share recipes. Here, the cashier and I had a passionate discussion about the glory of halloumi and similar cheeses, excitedly swapping recipes and uses, and he shared some really great ideas. I will certainly return.