When you examine the ethnic makeup of the Metro Detroit area, this is greatly reflected in the…read morediversity of the restaurants around the Motor City, especially in the suburbs. Shawarma, is a Mediterranean street food that originated in the Middle East, and is extremely popular Egypt, Lebanon, and Iraq to name a few places on the map. With the migration of people from these countries to Michigan over the past few decades, it was only natural they would bring along their delicious cuisine. If you're looking for great shawarma, but don't want to drive down to Dearborn from the western suburbs with the price of gas at all-time record highs, then My Shawarma located on M-153 in Canton won't disappoint you in the least. They offer great kabobs, pitas, and subs that will make you a loyal fan in a heartbeat. However, if you're like me, you'll love to tray on their combo meals. Trust me, when your in hurry, this place is fast, and will have in and out the door in no time at all. Likewise, delivery is even possible, especially if you have a few coworkers who want to join you. I'll even let you in on a big secret. My Shawarma offers fresh hummus made from a chick pea blend that goes great with Chili Cheese Fritos. I never said my taste buds were perfect, but they really like this combination. But I must digress. If you want to enjoy some great tasting Mediterranean food, but don't want spend a lot of gasoline, and who does these days, just take a trip to Ford Road in Canton, and your taste buds will love you for it.

The food was amazing and the people added to the overall experience it was great due to the super…read morefriendly vibe we also met the shawarma sheikh (one of the cooks) amazing guy and very knowledgeable as well, and might I add that Laura's customer service was outstanding she makes you feel welcomed enough to stay and chat with the whole work force we love this place and will for sure be back I had the chicken shawarma my boy got the falafel and we shared the sujok wrap

On our visit, the restaurant was not very clean. There was a swarm of fruit flies buzzing around…read moreour food the whole time. The cauliflower bbq "wings" were tasty and the food was served hot. The falafel "burger" was pretty bland and served on a too-big bun. It is hard to find decent vegan food in the 'burbs, so we were excited to try Veg-O-Rama, but we won't be back.

The impossible burger is great! One of the few meals my kid has been able just sit down and get…read moreall the way through without multiple intermissions, he just devoured it

there was a piece of hair maybe a pubic hair in my drink this is actually concerning i wonder how…read morethat ended up there !!!

Been back a couple of times to the Ford Road TSC and they have been great. Good service and great…read morefood. The place is clean inside. No waiting. Enjoy their healthy offerings.

I met my friend and his wife at this Middle Eastern eatery for lunch while I was in town. The…read moreSheikh Restaurant is located in a middle suite of a narrow Canton Township strip mall. Parking spaces were ample as the neighboring businesses weren't busy at all during this holiday week. The inside was not ornately decorated as some of the fancier places in the area that serve this type of cuisine. Between the booths and tables, my estimate was that the seating capacity was around 50 customers. The menu booklet contained several pages of offerings across the categories of appetizers, soups, salads, sides, wraps/subs, traditional dishes, and seafood/chops. For beverages, there were juices, smoothies, coffee, tea, and soft drinks. My friends each chose a different type of wrap for their meal. I picked one of the entrees from the traditional dishes which was the Gallaba over Hummus. In my hometown, I don't see gallaba as often as items like shish kabobs and shawarma. My order consisted of a choice of meat (lamb was my pick) sauteed with green peppers, onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, and carrots with special spices added. The mixture was served on a bed of hummus with my choice of rice on the side. A cup of chicken rice soup (instead of lentil) also came with this traditional dish. While we were waiting for our food, a basket of warm pita bread and a cup of garlic spread were provided. The spread was very pungent so I used it sparingly. An extra dinner salad was mistakenly added which I saved for leftovers. The gallaba was essentially a Middle Eastern version of a meat stir fry. The pieces of lamb were tender and not gamey. The spices added flavor but not saltiness. Between the bread, soup, rice, and gallaba, it was a generous portion size that also became leftovers for later. For the quality and price of my meal, I gave a four star rating for our visit to The Sheikh Restaurant.

The place under new management , food taste 10x better love coming here to eat with family. Highly…read morerecommend hospitality is a 10/10!

From the atmosphere, to the food, drink, drinks, and service, we had a wonderful time at this…read morerestaurant! We did not get pictures of our food, however, we did take pictures of the excellent happy hour drinks! We started with the crispy Brussel Sprouts then split a Greek Pizza. Both delicious-- the only weird thing is we were told the Greek pizza was only available in a thin crust (vs deep dish) then they charged us an extra $2 for the thin crust.

We enjoyed a family dinner at Shakers tonight with a large party of 9. I highly recommend the thin…read morecrust pizza, wraps and spinach queso dip. We had a couple minor issues with our food but our waitress was quick to resolve the issues. They gave a huge complimentary piece of birthday cake since we were there to celebrate which we really appreciated and was large enough to share.

Quality of the food was awesome. Service was excellent. Clean restaurant…read more We ordered 2 Juicy Lucy's, 1 smash burger, BBQ Burger. All were well seasoned, juicy and cooked just liked we requested. Sweet potato waffle fries were a hit! Onion rings were crispy and huge. You won't be disappointed with this burger place.

Bad experience, but probably not repeatable. We wanted to try the new Plymouth location, but thety…read morewere out of Impossible burgers. Ford rd said they had them. We went there, I got a chicken sandwich and my companions ordered the Impossible burgers. After 10+ minutes sitting there, the waitress came out to say they were OUT of Impossible patties. So they got the very inferior black bean burgers, which they hated. If they'd told us up front they were out, we would have simply left, but making us wait for 10 minutes we felt obligated. My chicken sandwich was serviceable. Needless to say we won't be returning.

Al Jannah is great. I am happy they're in my part of town. I went from having zero options to get…read moreYemeni food seven years ago to at least three today. And that's an amazing thing! The food is even better than its predecessor in the same location. In my opinion, it has the best fahsah (even better than another Canton location or their Dearborn twin restaurant). More flavor, more meat, and a tastier crunchier bread to go with it. The other options have more variety than many other places. I like the broiled chicken, the chicken shawarma, shawarma combo... tons of delicious options. I can't stop thinking about the fahsah, though. It's a "stick in your mind forever" kind of dish, especially the way they prepare it here. The appetizers (Kibbee, Ghanouj, Hummus, Spicy Potatoes) were all fantastic. Careful with the veggie grape leaves, though! They tasted like a pile of bitter lemon and were a bit tough to eat - only bad thing I've ever had here. One of the biggest improvements over the restaurant that was here before is the service. Previously, we went and felt ignored as the servers left water cups empty and didn't bring parts of our meal and chatted with their friends - the service was terrible. This new restaurant, with a different menu but with some familiar items, doesn't share the same fate - the team members here are attentive, and friendly, and the place feels cleaner and more well-kept. I highly recommend going to Al-Jannah. Did I mention the fahsah enough times yet? :)

Excellent first experience. Placed a carry out order and came in too soon, but they offered me a…read moretea while I waited. So even though I wasn't "served" the service seems great. Also seems like a nice place to sit and have a meal. The food was excellent as well. Great portions and flavor.

I actually had a great experience here. When my sister and I arrived, there was only one other…read moregroup having dinner. The waitress was attentive and extremely nice. When the food came out I was shocked. The eggplant parmesan was sooooo much food. I could barely eat half. The soup was light, fresh and delicious. I am definitely returning again.

Food:Delicious Service: Excellent…read more Ambiance: Family friendly Sunday 2/22/26 The food was really good and there was such a variety of choices. Even meatless since some of us was observing Lent. Shout out to our server Mo he was polite, professional, attentive and patient. He single handedly accommodated our large family group with smiles and grace. The setting was perfect celebration atmosphere for my blessed occasion. We all felt welcomed and comfortable. Thank you for a good time and great memories