First time coming to Troja! The service was amazing and the owners were very accommodating and…read moresuper nice explaining to us all the dishes they offer. We tried a few things and we are not disappointed in anything we tried. Food was very good! It's a small restaurant not very many seating but definitely worth coming in and giving them a try! They have a bunch of Albanian heritage on the wall, which was kind of cool to see.

Honestly a truly excellent experience. The staff are wonderful, kind and friendly. The staff very…read morekindly explained everything on the menu. Everything is homemade and fresh. They keep the menu small and authentic so everything is delicious and fresh. We had the burek, Combo 2, and skenderbeg pule. All were delicious. I highly recommend visiting this family run, family friendly business. You know the food is great when their own people are constantly coming in! Can't wait to return when we're in Sterling Heights again.

Please find your way to this great little restaurant tucked between Value Center and Powerhouse Gym…read morein MH. The food is awesome and the owners are hard-working and kind people. Portions are generous and every bite is delicious. If you don't know what to order, I recommend you try the Mediterranean combo so you can experience everything.

Prices are going up and plates are small and not really worth it. Very bland no flavor. Taste kinda…read moreold if you ask me. Just seems like they heat it up and serve it. Customer service is awesome!

Family owned business that treats you like family, serving up the best kabobs, shawarma, rice,…read moresalads,,,,really everything I recommend. Clean, friendly service, highly recommend.

Similar to the Kabob Hut and Chickpea, this is a family owned fast casual place with dine in or…read morecarryout sandwiches and Lebanese food. I have eaten lunch here a few times and it's always been great. Shawarma, Tawook, Kabob and Falafel sandwiches are all great. I also love the strawberry smoothies made fresh right there. The Kabob Hut is a little faster and a little closer to my office, but I like coming here when I have time.

Rice was great! Got a grill combo tray. Price wasn't terrible. Wish they had garlic sauce (toum)…read more Iraqi style stew was good. Meats included liver and kidney which I figured I'd give a try. Did not enjoy that at all. Even the other meat wasn't the best. Said it came with hummus but it was baba. Not the worst switch but wanted hummus. Very friendly inside and fast.

The food here was so good. I can't stop thinking about coming back. The side dishes were…read moreexceptional. The okra and beans complimented the meat perfectly. The people who work there are very patient and kind and it feels like a Detroit hometown restaurant. I can't wait to go back and try some of the things that they were sold out of by the time we got there. (our fault we got there very late at night). The dishes that we had were exceptional... So I can't even imagine how their most popular things are.

The food at Wow Mediterranean was okay, but overall I wasn't particularly impressed. The meal or…read morebowl felt pretty basic, especially considering the price. The pickled vegetables were a nice touch, but they didn't really make up for the rest of the experience. Most of the ingredients, felt cheep or more like it was taken right of a can. For what is essentially a fast-food-style Mediterranean restaurant, I don't think the value is quite there. There are other nearby options, such as Boukie's, that I would choose instead for a more satisfying meal. Overall, it was fine, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit again.

Okay- I have to start with the young man at the counter taking our order was not friendly at all…read more Also not helpful when making a decision. It almost made me want to go somewhere else. Regardless, we ordered a fatoosh salad with schwarma chicken and a schwarma chicken bowl. Both were fantastic. Although the salad had a little too much dressing on it. The salad also had fried pita bits in it. I do like how Bucharest offers side of pita with garlic spread. So docked some points for that. Overall, food 9/10 and customer service 5/10.

Fantastic food and service. Family owned. Highly recommend…read morefor a quick bite or any catering needs. 10/10

During my recent trip to Michigan, I discovered that the Detroit Metro area has the largest…read moreconcentration of Arabic speakers with 4.7% of population aged 5 to adult primarily speaking Arabic at home (https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/05/18/5-facts-about-arabic-speakers-in-the-us/#:~:text=The%20Detroit%20metro%20area%20also,1.0%25%20of%20the%20total%20population.). As such, there was a plethora of excellent restaurants to select from offering Middle Eastern cuisine, one of the best of which was Asya. As is my penchant, when visiting a new city I pop open my trusty Yelp app for places to try and Asya was one of the first recommendations; it doesn't hurt that some of the locals also said they serve up tasty food. Located in a strip mall off the intersection of a busy road, the parking lot is tight, so if there are no spots directly in front of the restaurants, there is more availability off to the side. I stopped by a few times while I was in town, and Asya does a brisk take-out business, especially during the predictable lunch and dinner hours. I dined in both times, so I could enjoy my meal hot and "fresh from the kitchen." The interior is fairly nondescript with tile flooring, black tables/chair combos, and a neutral color palate. But because the dining room is "cozy," it can definitely get loud with just a few tables of hungry diners. The service and hospitality are superior, as to be expected from a family run establishment. I was always greeted with a warm smile and even after just a few visits, the staff seemed to recognize me. I really like the fact that for most of their entrees, you can order either a lunch or dinner portion. The shish kafta was an AMAZING deal at $12.99 at lunch. In addition to the main dish, it is served with either a salad or soup. I opted for the lentil soup, and it was tasty. Soft lentils were stewed in a creamy base and served with a bowl of individually wrapped pita slices. Honestly, I was already getting a bit full after just the soup course. Then the generous portion of the shish kafta arrived and I could only finish 1/2 of the plate, before taking the remaining portion home for dinner. The skewered meat patties were nicely seasoned with grated yellow onion, garlic, parsley, finely chopped mint, salt/black pepper, Sumac, cinnamon, as well as other spices. They were grilled just enough to have a nice char on the exterior, yet still remain moist. Instead of French Fries, I opted to have the yellow rice which was perfect for making mini-sandwiches with the leftover pita slices from my soup. To finish the meal, I had a few pieces of the house made baklava, which was flaky and not too sweet; perfect with my afternoon coffee. On another occasion, I also got the chicken shawarma, which again, was a bargain at $6.50 (before tax) and super filling with a side of fries. There are also many good Middle Eastern restaurants in the DC area, but not the variety of "mom and pop" places like Asya and definitely not at their price point and value.

I just wanted to share a Short story what happened today with my dasher that i ordered food from…read morethis place... ( the dasher she stole my food and she blocked me tried to call her couldn't find her anymore. and the uber never sent me the money back... so i got 3 kids they love food from this place u know this place never disappoints with the food its clean and soo delicious! so One of the guys i dont know if its the owner or someone that works there dont Know his name He delivered the burek to my place and didnt accept the money for it... so i just wanted to say thank you so much i dont know ur name but u were so nice and im proud and happy that we have a person like u in our albanian community!

Jakova Grill is located in a strip mall and from outward appearances you'd think it was just…read moreanother one of many similar small establishments in the area....that is, until you try the food. They make everything in house and I have to tell you the food was simply outstanding. We ordered Cevapi with a side of Kajmak, which also came with bread, pickled peppers and a cabbage salad. My wife and I have trouble with cabbage so the waiter kindly substituted French fries, which were also excellent! We had only recently been exposed to Cevapi at a restaurant nearer our home which serves it from time to time. It was so good we wanted to see if we could find a restaurant that specialized in such food. We did some research and took a road trip, driving almost two hours to try the Jakova Grill. It was worth the trip. The waiter was friendly and patient, obviously proud of the food dishes they served and rightly so. He told us about the dishes, made some good suggestions and brought us samples to try. We had a wonderful experience and will surely return in the future. We were pleasantly surprised by the bill. Eating out is so expensive these days but the prices at the Jakova Grill were very reasonable in our opinion.

great food and you won't leave hungry, lots of food. The best grape leaves anywhere. Quick carry…read moreout service if you dont want to dine in. Raw Kibbee is the best too.

always fresh and delicious . The fresh lemonade is totally amazing. Creamy hummus, delicious…read morechicken lamb or shrimp.