This was a good experience, large portions, and very flavorful…read more For appetizers, we ordered butterfly shrimp,wings and burnt ends platter. Shrimp were good no wow factor, wings were good just plain but would have been better if they had a sauce and the burnt ends had more of a smoked bbq flavor which was different than usual but very tender and tasty. It was served with mixed vegetables and coleslaw. Veggies were ok and seasoned and coleslaw was to be desired. Not burnt ends is an entree on the menu. For entrees: crispy chicken sandwich with fries and chicken Mishkaki. Can I say, wow the portion required stretch pants! The sandwich; meat to bun is 20% more chicken than bread. It was seasoned and fried to perfection. The fries are in house cut and seasoned well too. The chicken Mishkaki is dish never tried before but reminds you of Nazan Halal's chicken with more of a rich tomato stew flavor with peppers, onions. It was about 8 to 10 skinless thin thighs seasoned and fork tenderness served in its own plate, then another plate with rice and the fixings. Think of a fajita sizzling plate and side plate of the fixings, same as this dish. I would definitely visit again! My pictures didn't save but here are few from other viewers which is identical to what was served.

Addy's Barbeque is one of those spots my IG algorithm would not leave me alone about. Every time it…read morepopped up, I thought, "I gotta try this place." I almost didn't though, once you dig past social media, you'll see a mix of good and bad reviews, and for a split second that gave me pause. Glad I ignored that feeling. We came on a Saturday around noon for lunch with the family. Addy's sits on the edge of a larger shopping center, nothing flashy, but easy enough to find. When you walk in, the counter is right there and the dining area is pretty small, maybe 8-10 tables total. We were greeted right away by the woman at the register, let her know we were dining in, and she handed us menus to take to our table. I had seen reviews mentioning clutter or stacked plates inside, but that wasn't the case at all during our visit. Everything was clean and in order. They had some jazz playing over the speakers, which gave the place a chill, quiet-to-moderate vibe. Lighting was average, not dim, not bright. Seating is a mix of booths and tables with chairs. I started in a chair, then slid over to the booth side of the table for more leg room. I was never uncomfortable either way. There was one person waiting on food when we arrived. We ordered at the counter and had our food in about 8 minutes, which felt quick. The same woman who took our order also brought the food out, smiled, and checked on us after. No complaints at all on service. It wasn't busy while we were there, but on our way out there was a line of about six people, so it clearly picked up. What we ordered: * Brisket Quesadilla - Shredded brisket with melted cheese in a tortilla, served with sour cream and salsa. The brisket was tender, well-seasoned, and had a light smokiness that came through nicely. * Beef Ribs - Fall-off-the-bone, smoky, saucy beef ribs with fries and cornbread. The cornbread came drizzled with honey, which honestly threw me off at first. I was like, this is either about to be really bad or really good, and it was definitely the latter. Almost cake-like, moist, and flavorful. I usually skip cornbread at BBQ spots, but this one hit. I can see how someone might feel the rib portion is a little light for the price, but not enough to stop me from ordering it again. * Mixed Mishkaki (Beef & Shrimp) - This might've been the standout. East African-style kebabs in a sweet and spicy marinade, served with rice and salad. The beef was insanely tender, I could've cut it with a cheap plastic fork. The shrimp was cooked perfectly and full of flavor, mixed with peppers and onions. It came out sizzling on a hot plate, fajita-style, which surprised us in the best way. Best bang for your buck for sure. This plate could feed two regular people... or one big back. I'm big back...lol * Cajun Chicken Tenders - I usually expect cajun to be dry-rubbed, but these were saucy, and still really good. Definitely coming back to try other flavors. Price-wise, meals range roughly from $9.99 to $24.99, and overall I thought the value was solid for what you get. Maybe some room for debate on the beef ribs, but everything else made up for it easily. Honestly, there wasn't anything on the menu I didn't want to try, and I don't even feel like I've found my go-to item yet, which is a good problem to have. As for the negative reviews I saw beforehand? I don't know. Maybe wrong day, wrong time, or they caught the place during a rough moment. Our experience was smooth, the food was fire, and the restaurant was well kept. Out of a few spots I've tried because of social media hype, this one was probably the most accurate to the hype. It made a big impression on both my wife and me. I live about 40 minutes away, and I'll definitely be back to dine-in or takeout, though I'd probably dine in so the food's hot. Great spot for a lunch date or grabbing takeout. If you've been on the fence like I was, go check it out.

We have been seeing on Social Media for quite some time this place so we finally was able to go…read more They have sooo many options, when we first arrived here we grabbed a menu and sat off to the side just to take a moment and read everything. They have a late night menu and they are open until 1 am. We ended up getting two bowls one salmon and the other was grilled chicken. The grilled chicken was seasoned to perfection. It wasn't hot it was room temperature. What lost me was the sauces that go on top. I ordered all 3 so that I could see which one I liked. White sauce taste like yogurt .... Ahhh no thank you I wasn't expecting that. The red sauce is like a spicy ketchup but it just didn't do it for me. The green sauce was mild somewhat but not good enough for me to spread across my bowl. That's the one sauce that is close to my liking but it's not quite there yet. The salmon bowl we ordered the purple rice and it taste like regular rice just colored in my opinion. Corn was cold .The salmon wasn't hot when I dug my fork into it no steam or anything came out so I'm not sure how long it sat before we received it. Mind you we ate inside of the restaurant so there was no gapped time in between preparation and delivery. We did order french fries and I must say they were really good. Again not hot but room temperature. We did try the signature lemonades, rose and mango flavored. The mango flavored was delicious the rose was okay. I did have something floating inside of my lemonade that was green mind you I didn't order anything green ( lettuce or guacamole) but once I told the guy at the register he quickly corrected it and gave me a newer one. I went on a Sunday evening and it wasn't busy. I'm on the fence about this place I may go back but if I do I may just get chicken wings and the loaded fries. They are open late so you never know.

We just went here for Mother's Day dinner! I was SO excited to learn about this place! I started…read moreeating strictly halal several years ago and I've missed bulgogi SO much! I ordered the bulgogi bowl with rice - my husband got bulgogi with fries thingy, my son a Gogi burger and Spicey bacon fries and we got daughter the carne with fries. My daughter's carne with fries - which we specifically asked for no sauce or cheese - bc she's a very picky eater - took well over 25 minutes to make. All of us had our food and she was crying (she's 7) bc she was so hungry and didn't like anything we had. The food cost over $70 and honestly I was semi pleased at best. My bowl was so so rice heavy with not enough meat - and it didn't taste like Korean bulgogi. It was good - but not bulgogi. The meat and fries combo was almost all fries with little meat - so again - we paid $70 for fries and rice - and my daughter didn't like the carne at all and ate her fries. My husband likes the bulgogi fries but again - little bulgogi - large amounts of sauce and fries. The best thing was the churros. The reason I'm giving a 3 is bc I was to love this place. This is my dream combo - I love Korean and Mexican food! And you can't find halal everywhere. I just am disappointed at the wait time and the prices for what we got.

Came here to get some shrimp fried rice, shrimp yat, and shrimp egg rolls…read more I called the order in and was told it would be ready in 15 minutes. Chung Wah has been around for a minute: I remember coming here when it was a full service restaurant. Although it is now a carry-out, there was a table and few chairs if you wanted to eat there. The ambiance was like a traditional Chinese carryout -out: fast and efficient in taking and preparing orders. When I got there, I was greeted by a pleasant young lady and told her my order number (which came via text). It was ready in the time they stated. The shrimp Yat was just ok, the noodles were cooked well with a hard boiled egg. It was coated in a soy sauce infused sauce with a slightly sweet taste. The shrimp fried rice had SEVEN shrimp () along with peas and carrots, which I didn't know was in it because I detest those in my Chinese food and I just took them out (my bad...I should have asked). The shrimp egg rolls were good, but small and not greasy. Sorry I forgot to take pics of the food... All in all, the food was much better when it was a full service restaurant.

A perfectly good local Chinese-American joint. It just has a counter to order at and a few chairs…read more I sometimes get this before band practice, which is nearby. It is of good value, and I have yet to find a bad food item here. Staff are always friendly when I have come in. Kung Pao chicken is good. Chicken and broccoli is good. General Tso's was great.

Do it. Falafel platter for me, chicken and lamb platter for my friend...both nailed it. Perfect…read moreportions. The rice I had was fresh, soft and fluffy. So good! The falafel was crisp, fresh, clearly made by someone who cares. The meat was seasoned right, cooked right, no nonsense. Sauce? Exactly what it needed to be. It took me straight back to the halal trucks in New York. I hope they keep the quality up. I plan to be a regular. I highly recommend.

Solid halal cart. The meat quality has gone down a little but for what you get it's definitely a…read moregood value

Just a brief note: another takeout for a concert picnic (6pm on a Saturday evening), snd another…read moredelicious quickly-prepared dinner. We ordered four meals: two chicken kebab meals, a beef kebab meal, and an order of falafels. Also salads and beverages, and plenty of tahini sauce. A home-run! Tender well-seasoned meats, lightly crispy flavorful falafel, oh that wonderful tahini sauce (you can get tzatziki, if you prefer), fresh toasty warm naan bread, fresh fluffy rice, and fresh green salad. All of it ready for pickup 15 minutes after we ordered, on Frederick west of Bloomsbury in Catonsville.

The lamb gyro was disappointing and in fact inedible. The lamb pieces were so tough they were hard…read moreto chew. The toppings were few-2 cucumbers cubes, a piece of tomato and some olive halves. The sandwich itself had so much taziki sauce, it wilted the lettuce and made the sandwich hard to hold. We had to throw away two lamb gyro sandwiches. (Total value $34.00-$16.95 each). The falafel sandwich was finished due to a person's extreme hunger. It was for the most part, bland and dry as if it were made from a mix. (Trader Joe?) The cuisine was not worth the price we paid and it was at the high end for gyro sandwiches that are found in other cities. Unfortunately, we discovered, too late, that ownership of the restaurant we first visited at that location had changed hands. So Buyer Beware!

This must be the best shawarma I've ever had. They have the beef and the chicken. I went for the…read morechicken. It was very well cooked and seasoned. The restaurant is also located in a strip and has ample parking. I'm bookmarking for frequent lunch places.

Driving through the area, looking for a place to eat…read more We're fans of shawarma and Mediterranean food and found the place on Yelp. Online, the restaurant boasts a pretty extensive menu, including sandwiches, kabobs, platters, lamb chops, salads, soup and a variety of dips. In house, though, the menu posted at the counter is more limited - shawarma, kabobs, platters, sandwiches and a few dips. We ordered from the in-house menu. I got the falafel wrap. It comes with a small cup of tahini and a few pieces of cucumber and lemon wedge. The whole thing was great. The pita was soft, but not chewy. The falafel was some of the best I've ever had in terms of texture and taste. The other ingredients - onion, parsley, tahini - enhanced and didn't overpower the rest of it. Really good. I recommend the falafel. My partner got the chicken shawarma wrap with a side of fries. Overall, the wrap was good but the chicken was a little dry. The fries were good and a nice portion for $2. The wrap came with cups of sauces - one was mayonnaise-based and the other yogurt-based. My partner wasn't impressed with either one. Sitting inside is comfortable. Nice tables and comfortable, classy faux-leather black chairs. Music appropriate to the restaurant theme playing from the ceiling. The restaurant is small (4 tables plus outdoor seating) is located at the very end of a long strip mall. A little hard to find. My impression is that this is more of a takeout place. The restaurant is Halal.

Tai Place hosted my mom's 91st Birthday Celebrations last night…read more They decorated their banquet room beautifully with cloth tablecloths and cloth napkins with a large scene TV scrolling photos and playing music setting a calm and elegant environment. Service was very professional and accommodating. The food was unbelievably delicious, flavorful, plentiful and prices affordable and not overly spicy to a room full of seniors and retiree​s. There's are plans for another group meal; individuals' attendees family dinners and indiviual carryouts! Their professional efforts has differently yielded them double if not triple future business!!! It maybe time to move to a larger space.

Every time we come here we are greeted with friendly faces and food that does not disappoint. I…read morerecommend the buffet as you get many great options to sample all of the food and it is a cozy place to have a great meal as well!

1/12/22 We were made…read moreaware of this restaurant by a flyer of their menu that we received in the mail. There was also a coupon for $5 off of $25 or $10 off of $40. My husband placed a carryout order by phone for Chicken Tikka and Chicken Kabob to be picked up at 5:30. He called it in around 4:30. We specifically set the pick up time so that it would be ready when I was done with my nail appointment down the street. When I arrived, they apparently misunderstood and thought he wanted to place the order at 5:30. The staff member who may have been the owner apologized and said that it would take ten minutes. It was more like 20-25 minutes. Based on the orders I heard by phone and in person, all patrons were told their orders would take approximately 30 minutes to prepare. I don't know what the average wait time typically is, but it seems long to me. When I got home, my husband said that his order of Chicken Tikka was actually Chicken Botti. Although the order was wrong, he said it was decent. My Chicken Kabob, however, was horrible. Although I am generally sensitive to spices and seasoning, I have enjoyed Kabobs at other places. My husband generally likes Kabobs, but said it was not good and threw it away. He said Kabobs are typically on skewers and not ground meat. I had to heat up frozen food and wasted $12.99 on something I couldn't even eat. My husband said he would return to try the Chicken Tikka, but he's on his own. I won't be returning.

This new restaurant is in the same location that Paleti's Kitchen occupied. I started working in…read morethis shopping center and last week they changed the sign to Zaiqa Kitchen. Where the former business seems like they just did Indian food (this is based on their website, I never actually got the chance to go there), this new restaurant offers a few Indian dishes, Halal chicken and kebabs as well as American thing like fried chicken sandwiches and chicken wings. To test the waters, so to speak, I called in an order for the chicken botti over rice and was given a 15 minute time frame. When I arrived 15 minutes later, the order had been prepared and was waiting for me. I got the chicken botti with rice and they included a little container of a fantastic minty-herby green sauce for the chicken as well as a little side salad with romaine and chopped tomato, cucumber and red onion! This was a lot of food! Definitely enough for two, or leftovers for the next day. A coworker later went down and returned with samosas and chicken biryani so they possibly offer more selections than what they show on their website? Either way, I definitely will be ordering from here again and I suggest you do too!