We had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. The food was delicious, but what really stood out…read morewas the service. Our waitress Mary at the host were incredibly attentive and genuinely kind, making us feel right at home. I'll definitely be coming back The best restaurant in Dearborn!!! Gary & Jackie from Florida

We came here with some friends and were sat immediately during lunch time. My wife ordered the…read moreshawarma plate which was about $25. I figured the shawarma sandwich at $8 would be a teeny tiny portion as a result but I was surprisingly shocked when a full size dish was presented to me. In all honestly, this place should be referred to as family style. The shawarma plate would easily serve 3 people and the potato dish we ordered fed four adults and we still had leftovers. So yes, don't let the prices discourage you because you're getting a ton of food. If I had access to an $8 shawarma that tasted this good I'd eat it everyday.

Who woulda thunk that this city is a majorly culturally diverse area. Home to so many varieties of…read morefood and drinks. Seated in the back half of the epicenter of downtown Dearborn. Likes this kabob place that came highly recommended by so workers and YELP. Myself and two other chefs are away from home on assignment. Wanted something different to eat. This place did not disappoint. We all shared all of our samples and got the same entrees as well. We all really enjoyed our company and dinner. Sadly we were so full there was no room for dessert. The restaurant seemed a bit cold with all the tile and woodwork but the service shone. She realized that us chefs just wanted the real deal and we got it... Highly recommend this place...

In town for work. Common recommendation is the solid Middle Eastern food scene…read more Saw this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try. There's a parking garage in the rear and plenty of spots. I did enter through the rear of the establishment since I parked there. The menu is pretty extensive. Ended up getting the half order of hummus. A basket of warm pita and two sauces came out. I initially thought that was the pita. This was complimentary I believe. The garlic sauce is solid. The other one is a spicy sauce of some sort. This spicy one was super good. The hummus came out. Very smooth and flavorful. For my entree, I got the Shish Kafta. You can choose between lamb or chicken. I went with the chicken with a side of rice and my choice of soup or salad. I opted for the lentil soup. That came out piping hot. This was delicious. Flavorful and good texture. My entree came out and wow. The portion is way more than what you pay for. Came with 4 very huge blocks of chicken kefta. Nicely seasoned and grilled to perfection. Had a nice char on the outside, but still juicy on the inside. I used the two sauces from earlier to give it an extra kick. I washed it all down with a mint lemonade. This was absolutely refreshing. Clean place, very good food and the customer service was solid.

The staff were very warm and welcoming from the moment that we entered the restaurant. I really…read moreliked the beautiful decor and soft Arabic music that was playing in the background. Our server, Shireen, was very polite, knowledgeable, and helpful with our menu selections. My friend order the lamb fahsa and I ordered the shrimp seltah based on our server's recommendation. The food arrived at our table piping hot. It was delicious! This is one of the best restaurant meals that I've had in a long time. The food had a very authentic and down home feeling to it. I also really enjoyed the large, warm rounds of tanoor flatbread that was served with our meals. I plan to come back to try more of this wonderful Yemeni cuisine. This place is a hidden gem!!!

As someone who travels frequently for work and has spent considerable time in the Middle East, I…read morehave high standards when it comes to authentic food. Sheeba exceeded every expectation. The food was outstanding. The lamb was incredibly tender, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The fresh bread, rice, and overall quality of the meal reminded me why Dearborn has become one of my favorite food destinations whenever I'm in Michigan. What made the experience even better was the service from Murad. From the moment I sat down, Murad was welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind. He got my food out quickly, checked on me throughout the meal without being intrusive, and before I left, he thoughtfully brought me a wonderful cup of tea to finish the evening. His warm smile, positive attitude, and professionalism made a great meal even more memorable. Restaurants can serve excellent food, but great hospitality is what keeps people coming back. Murad is a perfect example of that. If management is reading this, he's doing an outstanding job representing your restaurant. I'll be back every time my travels bring me to Dearborn.

Food was excellent. Highly recommend this place, authentic. Gracie was wonderful. If I was local,…read moreI would dine here often

One staffer taking carry out orders and maybe waiting on tables too. Take Away orders at the front…read morecounter. One guy seated at a booth on the phone and two ladies with their suitcase at another booth. Other than the 3 people, place was empty. Ordered carry out. crushed lentil bowl, chicken kafta, two sides: small hummus, small baba ghanouj, large fattoush salad with no pita. $38.13 Food takes about 15 minutes to be ready. Drove all the way back to the office. My chicken kafta looks to be lamb, not at all what I ordered. My large fattoush is covered in pita chips. Had to spend several minutes getting every pita chip out of the salad. It's good I am not allergic to gluten. They shove the dressing packet in the corner of the salad, so you get a bit less, that and the pita chips. Other than that, the salad was fine. I am quite disappointed the order is not right! The crushed lentil soup has a lot of rice in it, which is just filler to me. Has some clumps of something, may be rice and starch? It's too inconvenient to drive all the way back. Do be sure to check your carry out order before you leave the place. The crushed lentil is quite bland, not much flavor to it. Tastes some fennel, quite a few clumps of starch. The soup is more rice than lentil. I could count on one hand how many traces of lentil was in my bowl of soup. What in the world? My husband ate the lamb kafta, since I don't eat red meat. He said it was so-so, but rather dry.

Wow! It was Fantastic! My first visit since good reviews. I'm happy to experience here. Healthy,…read moreauthentic ingredients. Even chips are more than general. Fresh and crunchy. Fatthe with meat was great, fried eggplant, tomato sauce and garlic yogurt, garbanzo beans- so fresh and very enjoyable. I will definitely come back when I re-visit Michigan

I had a delicious early dinner here yesterday before visiting my mom who is in the hospital up the…read moreroad. The food was delicious! Sarah walked me through the menu and showed me some of the more popular items and how to eat them. The food! I ordered the Fatteh with meat and the spicy potatoes. It was just me and this was a lot of food. There was pita and assorted pickled veggies served as well. Every bite was like a flavor bomb. So good, so delicious. I loved the seasoning, spices, and texture. I would order these items again but next time I will have to try some new things. So many things to choose from. Service was great. Sarah was helpful since it was my first time here. She encouraged me to try some of their more popular items but also explained other options on the menu for now or next time. There is a good amount of seating. And everything was clean. As far as location goes, it's in a great spot right on Inkster Rd. Whether you're in the neighborhood, driving through, or coming from the hospital, this is an easy spot to get to with easy parking out front. Al Tayeb gives you a great taste of Lebanese food and flavors right in your backyard. I will come here again and bring friends.

First couple of times when I went to Al Chabab, it was fine. It offer unique Syria dish that you…read moredon't get in other Arabic restaurants in Dearborn. Then something change or I went to a bad day. The mulukhiyah stew has no meat in it, just jute leaves. Then we got a chicken shawarma wrap and it was pretty standard. Then the rice with my Kafta is kinda lukewarm. Everything was different beside the fattoush salad.

One of the best meals I've had in years! Not being versed in Syrian food we ordered the Meal for…read moreTwo. It would have fed 4 people with no problem. The salad was fantastic, the rice fluffy and tasty but the stars of the show were the meats. All were super hot right off the fire and cooked to perfection spiced wonderfully. I feel sad we live 150 miles away else I'd be here at least a couple of times a month. The service was friendly even with a language barrier and the price was crazy low. $40 for the Dinner for Two is a super bargain. Oh, do be aware that the atmosphere is pretty much old school family restaurant so you aren't paying for a fine dining experience which is OK by me. Besides, where else can you order a full sheep's head

I wish I had remembered to take a photo but it looked so good I couldn't. This place was amazing…read more Come hungry. I had one of the egg dishes and hummus. Had enough to take back to the hotel for a light dinner. Also, stop at the Lebanese chocolate shop two doors down.

Nice no frills spot for mezzes and quite vegetarian friendly. Tried the ful, hummus, labneh with…read morevegetables, spicy potatoes, and eggs with tomato and onion. All were really good but the ful and potatoes were the best. The pita can be refilled. Services is a reasonable for ordering but a bit slow after. Total was $60 with tax and pre tip, and easily fed 3 people to the brim!

Al-Rada Bakery is a small Iraqi grocery store and bakery in the little Iraqi community around…read moreWarren/Greenfield. They sell a variety of different Middle Eastern spices and bottled/canned sauces in a couple of aisles. To the left side as you walk in, they have a delectable looking display of baklava and other treats (I believe that Shatila Bakery is their supplier, so you know these will be delicious). Along the left wall is a line of freezers, some of which include large bags of frozen samoon and kubba along with other baked treats. To the other side, they have some prepared food in trays and a section of seafood including a little pond in the back with live fish. We were too full from lunch to try any of their prepared food, but we came here specifically to get their bread. As soon as we walked in around 1 PM on a weekend we could smell the fragrance of fresh bread being baked in the tanoor and oven to the right side of the store. Overall, we got 5 pieces of Samoon (Iraqi Bread) and 2 pieces of Khubz (Arabic Bread/Iraqi Pita). Total cost was $5.50. They don't post prices anywhere and as other reviews on Google also state, I feel like they just charge what they feel like charging. The person that rang us up wasn't very confident when he told us the cost and then ended up short changing us by 5 cents. The bread was hot and fresh, coming out directly from the tanoor and samoon oven in a continuous flow. The khubz was almost too hot to the touch while many of the samoon were still puffed up from the heat on the interior. There are some paper bags on the side for the samoon but strangely only plastic for the khubz. While they are warm, be sure not to bag the bread up in plastic or condensation will start to build and the bread will become soggy. The samoon has a nice fragrance and a very nice chew to it - the ingredients are very simple, but very delicious. The khubz, on the other hand, has some bran or some more earthy element mixed in and is baked in a tanoor, giving it a more complex charred taste. It has some uneven crispy parts and more chewy parts giving a fantastic textural contrast. Both types of bread are perfect to eat filled with meat and veggies, or used for dipping, or our favorite method of just eating it straight while it's still fresh and hot from the oven. I think this is where Edulis Grill across the street gets their bread from. I'll have to confirm the next time I eat there. Overall I recommend going to Al-Rada Bakery to pick up fresh bread. Just be aware that they don't seem to have consistent pricing. Edit: I added this entry as Al-Rada Bakery. It can also be translated to Al-Rida or Al-Reda according to google translate. I don't know anything about Arabic, so I'm not sure what is right.

Great food and very friendly staff. I will be going back! The food had lots of flavor and the price…read morewas great!