Palestinian food is vibrant in colour and texture (think crispy salads, creamy dips and soft meats)…read moreand earthy in flavours and spices (like olive oil, sumac) And my favourite part is it's deeply communal! Where to find such a treasure? At Taman: Fine Palestine Cuisine. Been here many times over the past 12 years and never been disappointed. What is not right, they will make it right. The dynamic duo of the husband and wife makes authentic Palestinian food. I say their whole menu is delicious. Some of my favourites are the crispy cauliflowers, appetizers to share, Falafel, Lamb Shanks with Freekeh, and Chicken Kebab with Mujaddarah

Great food, casual vibes…read more We had the appetizer platter, chicken and lamb (which was way too much food for two people). Everything was good; the lamb and chicken were both tender and well seasoned. Service was nice but on the slower side. The vibe is relatively casual but still nice enough for a chill date. Great spot for Palestinian food, and would be happy to return

Really enjoyed our time here! I have been wanting to try this place for awhile and it was the…read moreperfect spot to bring friends to! All the staff were SUPER friendly as they explained everything well, made sure we had everything we needed and even brought over a sample of the mocktail to try at the end. We got the feast for two and added on two plates for the four of us and there was a lot of food! It was great for us to all get to try all the different dishes. We really enjoyed it!

The beet dip and cauliflower are always my favorite. They are both so flavorful and tasty. The beet…read moredip has a bit of an acidic bite to it. The cauliflower is slightly sweet and acidic due to the molasses. The pita was also really good, especially with the dip. I thought it would be too dry for my liking, but it wasn't.

Best food on the north shore and the service was fantastic! I haven't had a better cocktail…read moreanywhere else

Good food-fish tacos 8/10, needed hot sauce non offered, saw a bottle when I went to the ladies…read moreroom.... Good service BUT, big but.... Your music is way too loud!! Please turn down, they did, 10 minutes later, cranked Led Zeppelin, asked again, please turn down the music!!! Couldn't get out fast enough Won't go back

Got beef and lamb kebob platter and Greek side salad for supper via Door Dash. . The kebobs were…read more red rare...totally uncooked. Microwaved them and there was blood on plate after. Totally unappetizing. The Greek salad had cabbage and no olives or feta. Terrible food.

This is Mediterranean food. Take note guys. Rice is perfect. Portions generous. Lots of options…read more Tabouli was a little bit heavy on the onions but it has tabouli. Chicken good. This place is a hidden gem. Done well. 5 stars.

Superbaba is one of my favourite restaurants for a quick, delicious Middle Eastern meal in the Main…read moreand Broadway area. I ordered the Kofta Bowl. It came with beef cooked to perfection, rice, and fresh pickled veggies. The restaurant is medium sized, and some people take the food to go, however, there tends to always be sufficient space to dine in if you want. Look forward to returning when I'm in the area again

The owner responded so kindly when I had an issue, I really like this place and the food is…read moreconsistent and tasty.

The best falafel in Vancouver is as superbaba hands down. I asked if the falafel was baked or fried…read moreand I was told I could pick. After requesting to have it fried I was surprised to see it come out of a microwave. Considering it's also the same price as superbaba I would suggest that of you're looking for a falafel save your money and go elsewhere. Staff were polite and place was clean for what that's worth. Hope you chicken lovers find something decent but if falafel is what you're seeking this is a hard pass.

Probably the most disappointing falafel experience I've had in Vancouver. I had the Vegetarian…read morePlate and nothing tasted fresh. The tomatoes in the Greek salad were on the verge of being mushy (I ate them, but considered discarding them, and if they'd been any more mushy I would've thrown them out), the hummus was grainy, the pickled onions tasted kind of funky, the samosa wrapper was not crisp, the dolma filling was weirdly dense, the pita was store-bought and very thin (I recognize this is intentional and a style some people like, I just prefer a thicker pita for dipping). The toum was really good, but that did not make up for everything else going on. They get a second star from me because when I ordered I also bought a bottle of their ayran to drink later, and that did end up being pretty good, so I feel my rating should acknowledge that there was something that wasn't a complete miss. But I definitely wouldn't eat here again.

Saw an instagram post about this establishment so stopped by. It is on the corner of Fraser St and…read moreBroadway and there is plenty of free street parking in the area. Opted for the chicken donair with tabbouleh, tomatoes, lettuce, hummus and teziki. Quick efficient service. The taste was great...and it is a good value lunch at $13.49. I do find it challenging to eat a donair and not have my hands covered in the sauces at the end so highly recommend plenty of napkins...and ideally a place to wash your hands after. It was a positive food experience.

The donair shop is inside a convenience store, but don't be put off by that, it's the real deal. I…read moregot the falafel platter and a pistachio baklava. It was one of the best falafel plates I've had in a while: big falafel patties smothered in flavourful sauces on top of qabuli rice with loads of juicy raisins (so great that qabuli rice is an option), fresh and tangy salad, smooth and rich hummus. I am very picky about baklava and so usually skip it, but theirs looked promising and I didn't regret getting it - it was appropriately moist but not cloyingly syrupy and the filo layers struck just the right balance of flakiness and melt-in-your-mouth softness. It's open until midnight so I was able to count on them for a late night meal. I took mine out but there's two tables inside and I think a few counter seats. The attached convenience store also looks like it has a big variety of snacks, candy, cereal, ice cream, etc. I've only actually shopped here once when I was in a pinch for some white chocolate for a recipe I was in the middle of baking and didn't want to run to the grocery store, and they had it - yay. The staff is nice in my experience.

Lots of food for a great price, good spot to hit up during a work day. I got the chicken and it had…read morea nice char while still being juicy

My son and I went to the Cazba for my birthday dinner. We…read moreordered Loghmeh platter for two. It came with warm flat bread, sirazi salad, plenty of saffron rice and chicken,lamb and beef. It was a fabulous meal and the service was good.

Good all-vegan Middle Eastern place in a very industrial area…read more There's no store front, so if you order take-out, you have to ring a bell and they bring out your order -- works well enough. I ordered a few things online and specified a time for pick-up -- I got an e-mail half an hour early saying my order was ready. This isn't cool, especially for a place where freshness matters. Luckily, I live close and was able to go early. When I told the nice woman about this, she didn't apologize ("good to know"). This service aspect could obviously be improved. Now, the food: -Soy curls shawarma ($14). This was nice, but rather acidic -- there was a pickle inside that probably didn't help with this. However, everything else as very nice. The soy curls were spiced and textured nicely, and the rest of the filling was solid. The wrap is served with 3 dipping sides, 2 of which were really nice. 3/5 -Quinoa taboleeh ($14). Very fresh parsley, complemented nicely by tomato and green onion, but I didn't see any of the pomegranate seeds in there. It's served with a nice mint-infused olive oil dressing, which was nice. Solid. 3/5 -Beetroot hummus ($7). Really nice hummus, with excellent, smooth consistency, nice flavour depth, and good balance. It's served with pita, but not nearly enough and it's not fresh; this aspect could be improved. 4/5 All in all, I'm glad a place like this exists close me. With a bit of improvements on the execution, I'd adore this place. As of now, just moderately recommended.

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