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    Falafel Alsham

    4.7 (3 reviews)
    InexpensiveFalafel, Middle Eastern
    Closed 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Yalla Nakol

    Yalla Nakol

    5.0(5 reviews)
    8.1 km

    Our kids wanted to go to a "foreign country" so we told them we would go to Canada for dinner. We…read morehad never tried Palestinian food so thought this would be a good opportunity. Tremendous food! It's very small and is laid out as a fast casual counter service restaurant. So we thought the food might be street food - but no, it was tremendous and looked as good on the plate as on the menu. We absolutely loved the Musakhan, which has sauteed onions on top of bread. Definitely more than the sum of its parts. We would absolutely order this again. We also really liked the Maqlouba- tasty lamb on top of veggies and flavorful rice. And the falafel was some of the best we've had. The baklava was good, and I think they get it from Shatila. We got another dessert that we liked, but the name escapes me. Guess we need to go back! We had an allergy issue (the chicken kabob sandwich had garlic sauce with mayo in it, and one kid is allergic to eggs), which was a big distraction. But once we got that reaction under control, we got back to the food.

    If you're looking for a delicious and authentic Palestinian meal, look no further than Yalla Nakol…read morein Windsor. They're located right across the border, so it's only a short drive away. The name of the restaurant translates to "Let's Eat", and that's exactly what you'll want to do when you see the amazing food. From traditional mansaf and maqlouba to more modern dishes like shawarma bowls, there's something for everyone at Yalla Nakol. The best part is that all of the food is prepared fresh and made to order, so you know you're getting a delicious meal every time. Next time you cross the border to go to Canada, make sure to stop by Yalla Nakol. : mansaf, maqlouba, fatta, qedra ghazaweya, the big trio (chicken shawarma, meat shawarma, falafel), sfeeha yafawia, fried kubba.

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    Leila - Fattoush

    Leila

    4.3(358 reviews)
    2.5 kmDowntown Detroit

    Stopped in for dinner and was very pleased with the whole experience. Made a reservation (maybe not…read morenecessary) but it filled up so I would recommend. Cool spot that they have. Kitchen is an open concept in the back right of the restaurant. Big bar in the middle and tables/booths throughout. Went with some friends, so we ordered a fair amount of food to try. We ordered the hummus with lamb, the crispy potatoes, falafel, and the mixed grill. Before getting into the food, quick shout out to our waitress. She was amazing. Very attentive without being too much. Walked us through the menu. Was patient with us. I would have gone back for that alone. The food rocked. The hummus with lamb was my friends' favorite. I thought it was very good. Ample serving as well. That goes for everything. No skimpy servings. Almost $20 for hummus with lamb seems a bit pricy but well worth it. The crispy potatoes were very good. The jalapeño added a little kick which opened up the sinuses. Would order again. The falafel was the best I've had. Perfectly fried. Very nice flavor. Could have just eaten those all night and been extremely happy. Finally, the mixed grill was great. It came with chicken, ribeye, kofta, some veggies, rice, and pita. My one complaint would be that the pita was so soggy when it came because it was under the meat and some sauces which was a little unfortunate. Still a good pita though. The chicken was good. Nothing mind blowing. Nice char. My friends really liked it, so different strokes I guess. The ribeye chunks were nice. Solid medium rare-medium cook on them. Solid marinade/seasoning. Not chewy or fatty which was a bonus cause you never know with steak. Finally, the star of the show which was the kofta. If I go back, I only need kofta as my main. I'm not a huge kofta guy but this might have converted me. Grilled to perfection. The lamb was not too overpowering which can sometimes be the case. Very good portion as well (2 big pieces). Rice and veggies were standard. Nothing special; by no means bad. Highly recommend. Can't go wrong here. Curious how similar it is to Phoenicia in Bham (need to try that). 5 big stars.

    This place is amazing. The windows open to the outdoors overlooking the downtown streets - the…read moreincredible menu, and the excellent service are all why we love it. Loved all the items we got. We shared each appetizer and entree. I'll add pictures to show the yumminess. And the warm most hand towels after the meal add a great final touch. Possibly the only downside is it was crowded downtown and valet was $20 as a result. But besides that, I highly recommend!!

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