Good food spiced to my request)I like things hot). Service friendly, speedy and accurate.read more

Stopped by this evening and grabbed dinner to go. I don't normally eat Indian influenced food but…read moregot the butter chicken and it was so good. The beef shawarma was tough so I won't get it again. Family said the samosas we're ok and naan, which was also ok but didn't have much flavor; it's probably to offset any overwhelming flavors. The green spicy sauce has just the right of heat and the garlic sauce omg I need to get extra next time. I will be back for the butter chicken but looking forward to trying the chicken 65 because l enjoy a good spicy dish. Support this small local business. 1

Always delivers great food and a good vibe…read more We get take out and have friends who have done catering. Hummus, falafel and the chocolate dessert was awesome. Except way more than market rate! Enjoy. Parking on street and lots of other shops nearby.

Beautifully decorated restaurant with seating available indoors and outdoors. You walk in, place…read moreyour order at the counter, they give you a number placard and they'll bring out your food to your seat. I got the kebab trio to try because I'm a glutton and couldn't decide. Husband got the lamb curry. The meat for the kebab was incredibly tender and juicy, even the chicken breast. Husband can't take much spice so he said it was just on the edge of his spice capability. The kebab trio and saffron infused rice were delicious. It could have used a touch more salt but when you combined it with the garlic sauce, it was perfect. I put that sauce on everything. I believe it was the owner who brought out my food. He was pretty funny. He apologized for the wait (didn't seem long to me, or at least I didn't notice it, if it was) and said, but it was worth it. I asked for utensils and he joked, $5 for utensils, then that the server will need to be fired for not giving utensils. I'm not sure if maybe we should have grabbed them from the front after ordering but it wasn't mentioned. Anyway, no big deal. The best things, and something I wasn't expecting, were the cakes. We had the Dubai chocolate inspired cake and the orange phyllo cake. They were both sooo good, the bright, orange flavor was so lovely--not too sweet. The Dubai chocolate inspired cake also was delicious. I knew I was gonna regret not ordering that giant slice of carrot cake. Dang it.

Loved the chicken kebab wrap and fries hit the spot before a flight and definitely happy with halal…read morefood and the service. Cute cart too! Don't be confused bc there's another food cart menu is on the same board the halal stuff is on the right and recognizable items such falafel and shawarma.

Heading out of Minneapolis for spring break and due to a flight delay, we had a little longer than…read moreanticipated which let us to be on the search for dinner. Was excited to see that there was a holy land option just over in the next set of gates. Walked over and saw a cute set up where the window looked like a food truck. Quick look at the menu was that they had the basics. Gyro Sandwich, Gyro plate, Shawarma plate, beef plate, and combo plate. I ordered the combo plate but was told they were out of beef so went with just the chicken. We also got a Gyro plate. Serving sizes were extremely large and two plates enough for our family of four. There is a ton of rice so it's easy to fill up on that. The food was fresh, although it wasn't as good as directly from the restaurant. I would say one downside was that the person working the counter was definitely lacking in customer service. Not necessarily rude, but just seemed annoyed at the fact that they had customers. Overall, I'm glad that the Minneapolis airport has a wide variety of offerings beyond the chains and I can see myself headed to Holy Land again if I'm in need of a meal before a flight.

We're in the area to support a neighboring Somali eatery. ICE protest going in full force on the…read morestreet, taking up an intersection with cries of the community. We got to that door just as the owners were closing up shop, so we asked for a nearby suggestion and were directed down the block, to the other side of the protest. My friend promptly forgot the name of the suggested eatery, and I was busy focusing on the protest and feeling so deeply proud of our community, so we simply meandered before arriving at Hamdi. Abdiladif had such a bright, warm grin spread across his face as he welcomed us into the space and led us to a back table that you wouldn't think there was a fight for human rights occurring right beyond the walls. Or rather, it's possible that he realizes that, yes, there was, and every voice outside and every visitor inside is proof of where this community stands in this fight. Yeah, okay, that'd be reason for me to grin, too. The menu was simple. A few protein options. A few vegetarian dishes. A few drinks. A complimentary cup of Somalian tea that you could refill at will at a station conveniently located at the middle corner between the two dining rooms. No prices beside the menu items, which was puzzling. Abdiladif was so friendly and happy to answer our many curious questions, offer clarifications and suggestions. We ordered the two goat dishes. One ended up being out of a key component, likely the happy result of several tables filling up before ours, so we ended up with two of the same goat dish. They weren't really named, so "goat" was all we went off of on the menu. My friend paired his with the spaghetti, while mine was with chapati, hummus, and creamed veggies. My friend ordered mango juice. The sweetened Somalian tea was plenty delightful for me. We both preferred the creamed veggies in the same bite as the hummus. The chapati seemed somewhat dry and needed the hummus. The goat was decently flavorful and tender, though not juicy. My friend struggled a bit with the larger bones on his pieces. We both loved the tea so much that we continued chatting while sipping on one last sweet refill, after learning that a dessert menu no longer existed. Before we leave, I leave my jacket and to-go container of lamb meat at our table to use the restroom. I return to my jacket missing. Baffled, I figure my friend had grabbed it. I turn to grab the to-go box and go pay on my way out. As I turn back towards the main dining room, a diner from a neighboring table within the room runs back in and makes a beeline for me. He's holding my jacket, folded tidily. Sheepish, he explained that he thought I'd forgotten it and had run out of the restaurant with it to look for me. It's unfortunate that painful times like these exist, but it's also beautiful to see community come together in light of that dark. There are several Somali places in this area, many other ethnic spaces to support in the Twin Cities. My friends and I look forward to getting to know a great many more.

This place has GREAT food, and very attentive service. Very vegetarian-friendly, there were several…read moreoptions to pick from if you don't eat meat or fish. We will be back

Incredible array of Middle Eastern food available on the lunch and dinner buffet. It's also…read morepossible to order individual items off the menu. Lunch buffet is about $20, Dinner about $25 (both really good deals if you can afford it, because the range of food available is vast. This includes salads, appetizers, entrees and desserts). As of Feb, 2026, this is a place, on "Eat Street" in Mpls that is challenged because of ICE in Mpls - many regular customers not coming in. Free parking in lot in front of restaurant or on street Strongly urge coming here for best of all reasons - food is outstanding. Restaurant deserves support.

Didn't have a lot of what I wanted. The place is expensive for an all-you-can-eat buffet, and they…read moredon't have unlimited drink options where you can refill your own drink. One of the only items I chose was the Veggie Samosa (4 pcs), which somehow had jalapeños stuffed inside them. That completely ruined my experience. The ice cream was good, but in my entire life, I have never left a buffet still hungry.

I had gyoza, a gyro, and fries when the good truck was at Headflyer Brewing. I loved all of it! I…read morewould recommend getting your gyro spicy and with fries. We loved it!!

It was parked outside of inbound brewery. Got the döner with fries. It was super tasty, came out…read morerelatively quickly, and the staff was very nice.

Such great food!…read more You start with rice or couscous as a base, then a protein, next you pile on veggies! I got a cucumber mix, cabbage, onion, pickles and hummus and/or other sauces. It comes with a warm piece of pita bread. There is one large table for a group of lots of seating in the food court. I love this place because the food is healthy and packed with flavor!

The manager/owner (?) was super nice. He let me sample the chicken and the sauces before I bought…read moreit. I am a fan of Mediterranean food. There are a lot of food options at the food court, but this place was an easy choice for me, especially with great customer service! The hummus is really creamy & is a good base for my bowl. The chicken is dark meat, not fatty & seasoned nicely along with the hot sauce!! All the vegetables are fresh. The side pita is perfect!

Food is so good! Mediterranean food is light and can be a healthier option for fast food…read more We always get the build your own (BYO) bowls. I get hummus, rice, falafel (as a vegetarian option), with all the fixings. My favorite sauce is the garlic sauce. I always order extra garlic sauce because it's that good! A pita is included with each entree which is nice! My BF and I always order another 4 pack of the falafels and dip them in garlic sauce! The service is great! It's very casual. This location is always clean. Free parking lot. Plenty of shopping close by! Sign up for the app! I go enough, but they send you lots of good deals and you can earn points!

First time at Naf Naf Grill x Eagan location and I'm in love!…read more Family friendly ambiance!! I built my own bowl and everything from the proteins to the toppings was fresh, flavorful, and filling. It honestly reminded me of Cava, but with its own delicious spin on Middle Eastern eats. The staff was super friendly, and I even got to chat with the district manager who mentioned they're celebrating a new opening in California... congrats to the team! Only wish? I'd love to see some kind of spicy or whipped feta option (Cava fans will know what I mean). But even without it, the food was well worth it. I'll absolutely be back again!

I had the lamb and beef plate: it came with rice and a pita as well as a selection of toppings…read more It was very good and filling. It is located all the way down by A/B terminal food court so it is quite the journey to get there, if you are not flying out of those gates.

MSP is a bit short on veg*n options, especially if like me you are allergic to eggs…read more I had been hoping to try the spanakopita here, but they apparently run out of it closer to the end of their day. I got the Greek Fries instead, because I had just had falafel for my previous meal, and they were actually pretty good and were a larger quantity than I had expected. The lemon and thyme are quite nice and there was a generous amount of cheese. The first worker I interacted with was a little dismissive when telling me that they were out of spanakopita, so I stepped out of line to figure out what I wanted instead. The second worker was friendlier, but the fries had a long wait before they were done (but hey, at least they were good when they arrived, so they did a good job making them). They did warn me ahead of time about the wait, so I wasn't caught by surprise, and I had a long layover, so it was fine for me. It's okay, and probably actually good for airport food, so there's a reasonable chance I will be back next time I am stuck here for a layover.