This is a long over due review . I dined in last year and forgot to post. This is a simple ,…read moreclean and dine in restaurant. Afghanistan traditional cuisine. Fresh quality ingredients. I had the lamb shank meal. The seasoning and touches. Shredded carrots atop the seasoned rice. Wonderful flavor and very large quantity. Easily to be shared. I enjoyed nice hot tea with fresh mint. Nice family restaurant located in the Westfield Shopping Plaza, free open parking lot for customers. Large catering menu and delivery. Very busy community and shopping center. Next to Arabica Hookah, Al Basha Sweets

This food was so delicious, i ordered beef kebab with rice and salad, and for drink i got their…read morelemonade. Highly recommend them

food was delicious, great serving size and fresh !! customer service was also fantastic, super…read morefriendly and accommodating. will be coming back

I really liked this place. They have parking in front of the restaurant and back. I highly…read morerecommend a reservation on Friday-Sunday even if you are just one person. I called them because I wasn't sure if the online version would be too slow. We were a group of three that came in Saturday night at 7 pm. It was moderately busy. The staff were all welcoming with smiles on their faces and attentiveness. Prices were fair for the amount of food you receive. Food portions are colossal so I would recommend one appetizer and one entree if you are a couple. They give you a complimentary dish. We ordered arayes with meat, meat toshka, mixed grill with baba ghanouj, fillet of basa fried, and mint lemonade. They also offer you fresh Arabic coffee before you leave. This is about a 4.5-5. -arayes with meat 4 - this was not bad. It's like a tamer version of the meat toshka. -meat toshka 5 - I prefer this over the arayes because they add the Syrian cheese. This one was bursting with flavor the moment you took a bite out of it. The minced beef and lamb just melt in the mouth. -mixed grill 5 - this came with 3 big skewers (shish kabab, kufta kabab, and chicken tawook. It also has tomatoes and onions to help cut down the meat when digesting. There are two heaping portions of biryani and saffron rice and baba ghanouj. The baba ghanouj was creamy and flavorful. It goes well with the pita bread. The meats were cooked medium well unless you want something. I think next time I'll ask for the shish kababs to be cooked medium rare or medium for a more juicy taste. The chicken tawook and kufta were both succulent. -fillet of basa fried 5 - the two pieces of basa fillet were astronomical. It also comes with two different kinds of rice. The fish was flaky, moist, and seasoned. Make sure you add the lemon and eat it with the sauce. -mint lemonade 5 - this was very refreshing after eating a heavy meal.

This was the first time we came as a family. The brunch was so delicious. I am planning to be their…read morefrequent customer.

Palace Istanbul Kebab House on 87th in Bridgeview is exactly what I want from a neighborhood…read moreTurkish spot. Walked in around dinner, cozy room, super friendly staff, and the grill smell hits you right away. Came for kebabs, stayed for dessert.

The food was amazing and HUGE portions. I was able to make 3 portions of leftovers when I got home…read more I love Persian food, so unless the food is cold or tastes stale, I don't complain about it. The service was impeccable. Our waitress was so kind and she didn't mind my nephew who has special needs. She was actually very thoughtful and helpful. She smiled and had the kindest things to say. Very friendly. The ambiance was bright and nice artwork all around. A very beautiful and fun experience at Noon O Kabob in Hickory Hills.

Just such a great overall experience. My first visit here. The place is roomy, clean, with great…read moreattentiveness to the customers. The food was excellent and the price was superb. Serving you warm fresh Persian bread with a few extra treats (yogurt, feta cheese, pickles). I enjoyed myself and could hardly eat half of serving. I had the Koobideh Kabob and Chicken (joojeh) kabob combo with a half and half white and dill green rice. Well done to all behind the scenes. I will be back soon.

What a surprise! Looks like a converted grill, but the Polish food is phenomenal! We got the…read morePolish Sampler plate which had kielbasa (Polish Sausage) covered in sweet grilled onions, golumbki (cabbage roll) in tomato gravy, 2 pierogi, and a highlander potato pancake covered with beef goulash. Sorry we were s hungry started eating and ruined the beautiful presentation. The inside is heavy wood Highlander style "picnic" style tables, but if it's nice outside the patio is lovely. You order at the counter, and they bring it to the table when it's ready.

We would go there a couple times a week, decent food nothing that good. . Ordered the wings were…read morepink and not done. When I called to speak with a manager, she said he'll call me back. I never Received a call back. They Don't know how to cook wings, Awful!!!!

I was invited to a quinceañera (sweet 15) here and honestly didn't know what to expect. The venue…read moreis a little tucked away, but once you find it--wow. Plenty of parking, easy access, and then you walk inside and it's like stepping into a whole different world. From the outside, you'd never guess how beautiful the actual banquet space is. The hall opens up into a bright, elegant, wonderland-style venue. Two fully stocked bars kept the lines moving quickly--bartenders here really know their craft. The restrooms were spotless and modern, which is always a good sign of how well a place is maintained. The banquet hall itself is huge, with a spacious dance floor and tables that comfortably seat about 15 people, so no one is crammed in elbow-to-elbow. Everything felt clean, inviting, and well put together. I don't know the exact pricing, but judging by the quality, I imagine it's competitive with other Chicago-area venues. Overall, I was very impressed. If you're hosting a big celebration, this place deserves to be on your list.

New ownership but same great Polish Food! Monika owns it now and is committed to keep it going…read morestrong. Not just a plaće for funeral luncheons - they have a bar and restaurant section Bujštini to the left as you enter. Its as good as flying to Poland!

We went in for dinner and dessert, but they were out of many dinner items. I was looking forward to…read moretrying this place for the first time, but no problem we figured, as there are other restaurants in the area we like. While here, I decided to at least pick up some dessert. I got my two favorite Middle Eastern desserts -- basbousa and harissa. Overall, I was disappointed. The basbousa was very dry. It tasted like stale pound cake. It's possible that this bakery simply makes it differently, but their basbousa seemed like it was more flour-based instead of semolina-based. It also wasn't soaked in syrup like basbousa normally is. The harissa had a generous amount of nuts on top, and it was soaked in syrup. It wasn't quite as flavorful as other harissa I've had, though. My two favorite dessert places (so far) in the Bridgeview area are alBasha Sweets and Prince Sweets, so I used their basbousa and harissa for comparison.

Delicious food! I ordered through Grubhub and received my order in a timely manner. My food was…read morewell-packaged. Lentil soup, hummus, and a falafel wrap. Everything is really incredibly flavored and seasoned. You can tell the food is fresh! I would order from here in a heartbeat if I was in the area:)