The food was amazing! Everything we tried was delicious. The acılı ezme, green salad, and…read moreespecially the İskender were all so good. Definitely a must-try if you're here. I'll absolutely be coming back! Thank you hospitable Heaven staff. Dorsa and all staff.

Food: I didn't expect the food to taste really good! I got to try the mix doner platter and the…read moreadana kebab platter. Each plate come with rice, thick fries, salad, slice of grilled pepper and tomato. I like the meat to rice ratio. They gave complimentary pita and three dips. My favourite was the chicken shawarma in the mix doner. Service & atmosphere: Majority of the customers are Turkish so you know the food taste great according to how they like it. Seats are comfortable. There are tables for 2-6 and tables that can accommodate large groups between 8-12 people. Pricing: For the portion size, pricing is great. Would definitely dine here again!

For a good six year period, I would pass by the plaza that Naami sits in every weekday to and from…read morework. That's like at least 2,600 times (well maybe it's a bit of an overestimation given the fact that many of us sat at home for almost a whole year). Yet I've given Naami the cold shoulder. To be fair, there are plenty of Persian options to compete for my foodie wallet in the general area. Finally, they've waited long enough to get a share of it (humbly, it's not that much... hehe). But perhaps my tingling foodie sense was just right all these years. Purchasing food from Naami was an investment that I instantly regretted. The chicken kebab with rice was not too bad. The shawarma chicken wrap however was the worst I've ever had. I'm suspecting that the cut of meat chosen was not the greatest. The meat just didn't taste proper and the marination was not strong enough to compensate for it. Now that I've checked them off the list, I no longer have to wonder about that restaurant with the green and yellow sign that is tucked in at the corner of the plaza while I drive to and from work.

Koobideh (Ground beef kebab) tasted decent and had a generous portion…read more Gheymeh stew was decent. Fried potato on top was an interesting touch. It was mostly split yellow pea with not much beef so while tasting decent it was bad value

Came across this and the place looked really new and clean so I decided to get a quick snack. Food…read moretook a bit of time (around 10ish minutes) to come but it was worth the wait. Ordered their Traditional Chicken Souvlaki and it was really delicious! The chicken was juicy and tender. The sauce that came with it goes really well with the chicken along with the creamy tzatziki. It was so good that I went to get a second order. Staff were friendly too. Definitely worth trying if you stop by Upper Canada Mall!

Went to upper Canada for a quick lunch. This place caught my eye and was in the mood for a gyro…read more Staff is super friendly and helpful. Giving me suggestions if favourites. After taking my order they even bring it to my table. Great service for fast food. I got a wrap, and for the size the $12.99 was a great price. I got the pork one. It was so juicy and the meat so flavourful. The onions and the fries inside delicious. I also ordered a side of fries to snack on which are seasoned and pretty tasty. To wash it down I ordered a sour cherry drink. Some people may like it, but it was a little too sweet for me (reading the label 34g of sugar). Overall a great place. Clean, clear menu, friendly staff and of course delicious food. Would go back again to try the chicken wrap and maybe some of the other dishes.

Oh man, the food here was so tasty and flavorful that my coworker and I came back for dinner…read more Beautiful interior, good service, and amazing food!

Despite the name this is a proper sit down restaurant. They get 3.5 stars…read more Meat soup was decent, with a milky flavour & quite a few veal chunks & shreds. It was jazzed up by clear vinegar & garlic sauce served on the side. The bread was fluffy but not fresh. Veal & Lamb doner sandwich combo: the meat was pretty moist & tender & tasted decent with a very natural flavour profile; I think this is the original Turkish style because there was no sauce. The sandwich bread was crisp yet moist and fluffy. The fries were a touch overcooked but good; very textured with some savoury bite & cooked in clean oil. There's complimentary tea if you ask for it. It was pretty good..

First time trying Armenian food, but definitely not the last! The whole experience was wonderful…read morefrom start to finish. The restaurant is tucked inside a charming little house with a deck out front, string lights & such a cozy feel. When we arrived, it was packed with couples young & old and families, and the whole atmosphere felt low-key, warm & joyful. We ordered wine and a few things from the menu: Fattoush Salad, Sarma (grape leaves), Cheese Borak, dips (hummus, moutabbal & lavash eggplant) and Shish Taouk (chicken kabobs). While there are similarities to Middle Eastern food, there were some subtle differences I really loved, especially the chicken, which was incredibly moist & flavorful, and the Cheese Borak, which I'd never had before and was SO good. Everything we tried was delicious, the service was wonderful, and I would absolutely come back.

This Armenian restaurant gets 2.5 stars…read more Tanabour was rich, thick & creamy. Yogurt & mint meant it was a bit of an acquired taste, but it was decent.  Samsak was decent. The crumb was crumbly, though slightly dry. The beef tasted decent, though it was a little dry.  Ghacourma was alright. The beef was slightly dry. It came on rice which was confusing given the menu description. We got complimentary prepackaged lavash & pita on request to make the sandwiches, but given how simple the flavour was the sandwich didn't work as it was too dry & plain (since the bread was even drier & less flavourful than the rice). The dish was rather one dimensional without any sauce as the beef was very simply cooked. The rice was also simply cooked with pine nuts.

The samosa was good. It was big, the interior was very moist & quite flavourful & it had onion so…read moreit wasn't just potato. It was 99 cents too. Butter chicken pasta & butter chicken on rice were both good. Both had quite a bit of meat. The pasta was a bit soft & the chicken was cut smaller. The rice had more gravy & there was some onion in the rice, which was very moist.

There are a good variety of Indian & Mediterranean cuisine options to order: butter chicken, veggie…read morecurry, falafel, kabob, shawarma, etc. Daily specials are also available at really good prices. My group sampled the chicken biriyani (Friday special), veggie bowl, and Philly steak. The Philly steak is not showing on the menu but is on the rotating videos played on the TV display. The food were all good. My friend's comment on the veggie bowl was that it was a little dry. The Philly steak I had was not hot anymore by the time I came to eat it after ordering. The washroom is spacious but could have been better maintained. It was not flushed when I came in and there is also no tissue paper. What sat well with me was the very good service from the gentleman and lady who took our orders. The guy was very helpful during order placement and also even gave us samples to try first. He took small portions of the butter chicken, achari chicken, and other dishes for us to sample. One of my companions also placed an order for salad or coleslaw. The lady at the counter also presented an option to mix different kinds of salads in an order. It was an overall pleasant meal time. I like the range of food offerings. The high quality service is also very much appreciated.

11am weekday ordered $70 of stuff 3 entrees and some other stuff…read more Beef Shawarma I'd say is best among the shawarma's and other stuff. They made big mistake with my order but they were great at owning up to it and showed exemplary service in doing so. They got the grape vine wraps which goes great with fries. I will go back just for this. Keep in mind shawarma on weekdays may not be freshly grilled but kept in containers they scoop out of, or regrilled. But the beef shawarma good either way. Sauces for sharwarma in addition to regular sauces they have there is also a yogurt like sauce addition that give great taste. But all the side toppings does lean toward the saltier side. I'd recommend asking to replace all with rice. Lettuce on weekday seems a bit old, brown and yellow spots... try to go on weekends Eggplant dip bought separately tasted sadly underwelming but might be a thing for some people. I had much tastier eggplant dips especially the canned ones. Theirs seems home made. Their food is decent 3/5 and service 4/5. You will feel people working there cares, unlike Made in Mexico on main st new location in my recent trip. For competing sharwarma there is always Sharwarma Land on Yonge st to try around ten min drive south. The lack of fresh veggies and meat on weekdays sadly lowers rating.

We were driving to new market and saw Chez Talal, decided to try the food . We went in to order…read more It was super hot inside so we sat outside . We ordered mix shawarma plate and one kafta dinner which came with a drink and pita. It put me off as soon as I took the first bite . Non of us liked the food and the sweet dressing on the dinner . Disappointing.

I picked up dinner on my way to the supermarket on Friday, and while it was not quite the…read moreIndonesian food I remember from Bali, it still hit the spot. The three dishes were very filling for two people and felt like great value overall. The nasi goreng had a lovely wok hei and nicely separated grains of rice with a slightly firm texture, which I really liked. The seasoning leaned a little sweeter and tangier than I expected, almost slightly Thai-inspired, but the small side of shrimp paste added a welcome layer of heat and depth. The mie Jawa was a bit bolder in flavor than the fried rice and very satisfying at first bite. It did get a little rich after a while, but the pickled cucumbers on the side balanced it out well. The satay was the surprise standout for me. I was worried it might be dry, but the meat was tender, lightly juicy, and grilled just right. The peanut sauce was especially good: smooth, well-balanced, and full of flavor without being too heavy. Service was also very solid. Even though I was only picking up takeout, the staff were friendly, efficient, and the whole process was smooth. The space itself looked clean, comfortable, and welcoming, with a relaxed ambiance that made me think it would be a pleasant place to dine in as well. Overall, it was not the most traditional version I have had, but still a satisfying and affordable meal when the craving strikes.

Great friendly service with great food. If the background music is Indonesian music then it would…read morebe perfect