Cafe Sabah has easily become one of my favorite spots since moving to Washington. The flavors here…read morereally stand out! Everything has that deep, smoky, grilled taste that makes each bite so satisfying. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food. I tried a variety of dishes, and nothing missed, but the mixed grill plate was the highlight for me. It's the perfect option if you want to sample different meats, and every piece was flavorful, juicy, and cooked perfectly.The space itself is beautiful--very open, clean, and inviting. The music adds to the experience, giving it a great atmosphere without being overwhelming. There's also plenty of parking, which makes visiting super easy

I'm Turkish, and I know what authentic Turkish food is supposed to taste like. I kept my…read moreexpectations very low when I ate at this place, but the Adana kebab was the worst thing I've ever eaten. There was absolutely no salt, seasoning, or spice in the meat. It was basically cheap minced beef wrapped around kebab skewers. I couldn't finish it, and my stomach isn't feeling great tonight. The service was awful. They basically dropped the food at our table, and no one checked on us to see if we needed anything until it was time to pay. The ladies' restroom was flooded with toilet water, which tells me a lot about their hygiene standards. I had a good experience here a couple of years ago, but I would never eat here again or recommend this place to my friends.

My wife and I came to try this place out for dinner finally!…read more This place is FIRE!!! Flavors are on point, everything tasted fresh, service was on point, and the ambiance was great. We got the lamb shank, chicken kebab, and chai latte. I'm definitely coming back. This place is bomb. I'm always looking for new places to try lamb and they nailed it over here.

Was traveling and visited from out of state. Plenty of space and nice staff. Menu was interesting,…read moresurprisingly no combination kabobs option, you omly get to pick a single platter option. What was nice was that they had a ground chicken or beef option which isnt available in my area (fremont, Ca) for afghan restaurants. The seasoned rice was ok, could have been better. Would recommend staff serve milaf cola instead of pepsi etc. otherwise not bad

Ordered online, it was ready when I went in 5 minutes before pick up time…read more Parking was rough, but staff was super friendly and made sure I got everything I needed before heading out. Falafel plate was amazing, though I wish there was rice instead of all lettuce. Luckily I ordered greek fries (holy wow I am in love). Absolutely delicious. Baclava was great, pita was soft and delicious. Highly recommend it!

This unsuspecting location really left an impression. We were greeted immediately and treated…read morewell. We ordered several plates to share. The portion sizes were ample so we had leftovers. The hummus was amazing as was the dressing on the chicken gyro salad. I am so glad we came here. Food was prepared quickly and I was starving so I didn't take any pictures.

One of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had. The way I was treated felt openly racist and…read morehumiliating. The staff were rude, dismissive, and gave noticeably better treatment to other customers around me. It was obvious I wasn't welcome there. No food is worth being disrespected like that. I'll never return and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Amazing food first time trying Romanian food. As a Mexican I usually just stick to Mexican but now…read moreexpanding my pallet and I live this food I will come back

A delightful neighborhood restaurant. Charming owners and a delicious dinner outdoors . Amazing…read moretender salmon and Mesopotamian chicken . Pay a visit you will be happy We had a six hour layover and chose to come out to this vibrant town for dinner . A beautiful evening to wander afterwards

I came here for lunch. I was looking for Persian food and found this place on Google Maps. The…read morepictures looked kind of similar to Iranian food, so I decided to give it a try. My husband and I ordered a few dishes. The ingredients seemed decent, but the rice had no salt at all, and the kebab wasn't tasty. The garnish on the plate wasn't prepared well either big chunks of onion, cucumber, and tomato, not nicely cut. The stew also didn't have much flavor and wasn't good. Honestly, when food isn't seasoned properly from the start, adding salt later doesn't fix it. We didn't enjoy our meal. Also, we tried calling the servers (both the guy and the lady), but they didn't respond. In the end, my husband had to get up and ask for bread. They still forgot, and near the end of our meal the waitress walked by and said, Oh, you wanted bread?

We finished a very gratifying visit to the Jimi Hendrix museum and left it to our colleagues to…read morechoose lunch. They ended up consulting yelp which led us to Naan -N- Curry, in Renton. The service here was terrific for us. They even educated us on some of the differences between Pakistani and Indian cuisine. It was a carry-out only for us. The food was hit or miss with me. The Biryani was alright but nothing I would ever order. What I sampled was way too spicy for me and just not my flavour. The kabob were some of the best I've tasted in this city, especially the lamb. Top notch. The Lamb Nihari was very tender, as was the Keema (with peas). The star of the show today was the Haleem. Call it a Pakistani porridge consisting of slow cooked spiced mutton, lentils and barley. A true delicacy! The place is quite pricey, even for the Seattle area. The portions are larger. Just know in advance you might want to share or count on leftovers for tomorrow's lunch! 06/25

We ordered a latcha paratha ($4.99) and got the one you see on the plate which was definitely not…read moremade from scratch and not wahr a real flaky and layered latcha paratha is supposed to look like. - see the frozen ones in the package above the plate. It is just the same but the whole package of costs $4.99. Very disappointing! Rest of the food was great! Tasty and the spice levels were also spot on. We got 2 dishes with spice levels 2 and one with 3 and the difference was just right. Apart from the bread issue, I can recommend this place.

Awesome customer service! Cashier was very sweet and accommodating, the owner himself even checked…read morein on us. Came here with my whole family, 3 kids and one of them is very picky, and she loved it! Humus was devoured in minutes, the meat was tender and rice was flavorful. Will definitely stop by when we're around the area.

Had an okay experience at Olive Tree in Kent. The food had some highlights, but the service could…read moredefinitely use improvement. The cashier seemed to have difficulty understanding the order from the beginning, which made the process a little frustrating. When I mentioned that the chicken kebab was too dry and asked if I could switch to the lamb kebab instead, the response from the cook/owner felt defensive, and I was made to feel like I was only asking for lamb rather than sharing genuine feedback about the food. The Olive Tree fries were delicious, and once I received the lamb kebabs, they were excellent juicy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. I enjoyed the food itself, but the customer service experience made the visit less enjoyable. Hopefully, they can improve communication and how they handle customer feedback because the food has potential.

Love this place. Foods good, service good, clean. 3x here always good!! Great excuse to come to…read moreBellevue. 3 hours free parking in building.

If you're looking for authentic Lebanese food, this is by far not even close…read more Been hesitant to give this place a try but the options are limited in the Seattle area. Walking in, you don't get the Lebanese food aroma or feel. Already I was considering to turn back and leave but I had to commit and not judge by looks. I ordered the shish tawook and tabouli and was very disappointed. As someone familiar with Lebanese food, this was nowhere close to authentic. The flavors were bland, rice is not how it's done in Lebanon (yellow basmati?), the tabouli was underwhelming and dry (Lebanese do not add quinoa either to it), and the portions were surprisingly small for the high prices. Also, no toum but instead something similar to tzaiki? Odd. Unfortunately, the quality and value just weren't there.