Lekker eten , goede prijzen.komen hier al een 20 jaar. Zeker eens binnenlopen als je in Antwerpen…read morebent.

This place rules. If you had a nice amount of Belgian ales, come by here at the end of the night…read moreand enjoy some good grub!

Clean. Nice staff. I ordered a Kebob platter very healthy and clean eating food. Halal. The…read morewaiter was patient enough to explain everything to me as the menu was in Dutch. The Apple tea was Delish also. I had fresh bread with my meal. Very good and great for groups.

Nice and cosy ambiance.... Smiling and friendy staff…read more..... Fast service....... Fresh....tasty.....delicious food.... Averagely Economical.... Vegetarian availble..... Jain food too available....... Had ordered mix vegetables in coconut curry which is served with rice..... Was just the way i wanted.... Dont miss it....visit for sure....

The food here is quite decent. Not spectacular, but not bad. The noodles were pretty yummy. The…read morerest was a bit above par. And since this is the only Malaysian restaurant on this neighborhood you are bound to this restaurant. The satay wasn't bad but I had better. So I would eat here again just because it is the only Malaysian restaurant here. If there was another, I would try the other one first before eating here

Aaaaah this is my favourite pita place :))). I like to eat healthy, balanced (halal) food and here…read moreyou can find a delicious, not- too -heavy -on the stomach - pita: fresh chicken, lamb or vegetarian pita/durum. Best tastes are in my opinion the Garlic King and Smokey Sheriff. The Spicy Samourai was incredibly spicy, I could'nt handle it so had to pass it over to my friend :-/ The good thing about the pita's in this restaurant? Enough vegetables inside! Drink an Ayran with it (Turkish yoghurt drink) and sit on their cosy terrace. A big durum you pay 5,50€ so it's reasonable, and the interior of the restaurant is modern, light and attractive. Friendly staff. They have good fries although I never take them, the durum is big enough. A selection of desserts as well, I believe baklava, donuts, brownies and stuff like that. They don't serve alcohol but there is a shop just in front, you can buy a beer there and enjoy your pita on a bench at the Falconplein... But beware, plenty of drunk people around looking for someone to talk to...You might not stay alone for long! This place is open till early in the morning, ideal after a wild night at Café D'Anvers... Or the Red Light District... :)))

We happened upon this place and stopped in because it looked good. I got the rice kebab with…read morechicken and it was delicious. Lots of vegetables, including pickles, corn and cabbage with super moist rice and crispy chicken pieces for only $6 euro. I had it with the yummy garlic sauce. My boyfriend had a spicy falafel. Great place for a quick, inexpensive bite that's not fast food.

We had been to this restaurant before and we liked the food however customer service is not good…read more The owner made a mistake by overbooking people and so she ended up saying to us that there was no dessert tonight in order to kick us out so she could have the table available for the other reservation. They lost a client. Plus the owner gave me the impression she is homophobic.

This is a really great restaurant. From the outside you don't notice that it is Iranian, but the…read moredecor inside provides some hints. The food is delicious, and they are nice there and explain to you how the dishes are normally eaten or spiced up if necessary. We enjoyed it very much.

Very disappointed. We went during the Ramadan time and they have Buffet (€ 30 per person). Buffet…read morevery poor and there was not much variety. Worst of all, the food in general was bland and the meat was tough. Very nice staff but not well organized; they didn't ask us if we wanted something to drink until we asked for it after half an hour, they did not replace the dishes of the buffet and had to order them and wait. For dessert there was only fruit. Conclusion: the Zafraan restaurant has very much to improve; both in the quality of the products, the service and the organization. Muy decepcionadas . Fuimos durante el Ramadan y tienen Buffet a 30€ por persona. El Buffet muy pobre y no había mucha variedad. Lo peor de todo es que la comida en general era sosa y la carne estaba dura. El personal muy agradable pero no bien organizado; en ningún momento nos preguntaron sí queríamos algo para beber hasta que lo pedimos después de media hora, no reponian los platos del buffet y había que pedirlos y esperar. Para el postre solo había fruta. Conclusión: el restaurante Zafraan tiene mucho que mejorar; tanto en la calidad de los productos, el servicio y la organización.

From the owner: Zafraan Bistro is de "place to be" voor iedereen die van lekker eten houdt. Wij werken enkel met…read morekwalitatieve en dagverse producten. Je bent welkom om te komen proeven van onze (h)eerlijke keuken! Heb je een teambuilding, lunchmeeting of een feestje, neem gerust contact op met ons. Wij stellen je graag een aangepast menu voor!

Its a typical burger-- nothing special. Its a fast food burger place in the middle of Antwerp next…read moreto the zoo. You may want to buy a burger, take a few bites and then head on over to the zoo and feed some of the animals with it. It doesnt stand up to an In-and-Out or other specialty burger joints in the U.S. or Japan.

Fries are good! Milkshake was delicious! Price is ok My…read morerestaurants to eat burgers from now on. HOT WINGS it is! See u soon Medina Burger

Not transparent with their prices : no notificatien of unit price and weight. I dont come here…read moreanymore...because they rip you off!!! Stay away from this shop

This is a wonderful little Ashkenazic Jewish restaurant. I'd call it a deli, but they don't sell…read morepastrami and cold cuts. Rather, they have a set of wonderfully cooked prepared foods to choose from. I had a nice salad, and they made me a plate with a helping of potatoes, some mushrooms, a potato latke, a tangy cabbage leaf stuffed with ground turkey, and a chicken breast cooked with raisins and dates. The food could not have been better and the service could not have been nicer. Such a treat.

We were looking for some authentic Middle Eastern food, but when we tasted the hummus, it was…read morenothing like the Middle Eastern hummus we had in London. Then, we discovered that the cooks aren't really Middle Eastern. It's Israeli food disguised as Middle Eastern, but poorly made. Why don't you make something Polish, Russian, German or Hungarian, something that represents your roots, instead? Leave Palestinian food to Palestinian or Lebanese people. They know how to make the real stuff. Eating at Sababa was a real waste!