I have ordered the lamb wrap many times and it has always been delicious and I could not finish the…read moreentire wrap. Recently, I ordered one and it was so small I couldn't believe it, plus the price was raised over $3.00. It was also wrapped in 2 wrappers to make it look bigger. Most of the good reviews on this site are not in 2026. I will not be returning.

My wife and I came in for lunch around 2pm. There was no one else there. We waited a long time for…read moreour chicken cream chop wraps with fries. Not only did we wait a long time for our meal, I ordered mine without pickles and there were pickles throughout my whole sandwich. If we weren't pressed for time I would have had them make it again. It's not that I can't eat pickles, I just don't like them. Minus the pickles, the food tasted decent. The other thing is on the menu, they will charge you 50 cents to cut your wrap in half!!! How freaking insane is that??!!! Probably won't be back here.

It's a very beautiful clean place. The food is delicious and the customer service is amazing. They…read moreare super sweet and welcoming coming in. The staff really strive to make you happy and give you an experience that makes you want to come back again! They also gave me a little bag of pita chips because I told them I had a puppy in the car with me so I could give her some while we were waiting in the car as well.

Got the fattoush salad with chicken shawarma. The salad was fresh and cut in bite able sizes, the…read morelettuce they use has more darker greens & not the cheap stuff. Chicken was good, but not a fan of the seasoning. Different from what I'm use to. The dressing didn't do anything for me, felt like it was just oil & a little lemon. The place is nice & food was quick.

Boff's food is absolutely fantastic. A combination of meat market and grill / restaurant / carry…read moreout, it's easy to wander through the aisles, perusing the cuts of meats and selection of snacks while waiting for your food. The employees are very kind, with excellent communication about the timing of the food, even for large orders such as the combination platter for 10 people. And the food itself. Don't get me STARTED on this prime selection of meats and vegetarian options. The lamb kofta was perfectly seasoned, the chicken tawook juicy and flavorful, the falafel crispy and chewy at the same time. The mixed grilled vegetables that come with taste like summertime on the grill. I could eat spoonfuls of the garlic sauce by itself, that's how excellent it was. Absolutely will be coming back!

I ordered the chicken tawook skewer for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by everything it came…read morewith! It's flavorful, fresh, and the price is right! This is my first time ordering from this business and I definitely plan to order again.

The food BIG larger than life I had mad leftovers. I really feel like the food was tasty with…read morequality I can't wait to return to try a different sauce!

I come here at least twice a week. I love that they have many options to choose from. The bowls are…read moreso tasty that I have others hooked on them as well. I even have my friends from Houston and Miami talking about visiting again just to get a bowl, lol It's that GOOD. We got a free order of fries and let me tell you, they could open up a fries place on their own. The fries are like curled potatoe wedges but at the same time taste like chips. I can't explain it. They were so delicious I finished the fries first. I highly recommend them. The customer service is always A+.

During my recent trip to Michigan, I discovered that the Detroit Metro area has the largest…read moreconcentration of Arabic speakers with 4.7% of population aged 5 to adult primarily speaking Arabic at home (https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/05/18/5-facts-about-arabic-speakers-in-the-us/#:~:text=The%20Detroit%20metro%20area%20also,1.0%25%20of%20the%20total%20population.). As such, there was a plethora of excellent restaurants to select from offering Middle Eastern cuisine, one of the best of which was Asya. As is my penchant, when visiting a new city I pop open my trusty Yelp app for places to try and Asya was one of the first recommendations; it doesn't hurt that some of the locals also said they serve up tasty food. Located in a strip mall off the intersection of a busy road, the parking lot is tight, so if there are no spots directly in front of the restaurants, there is more availability off to the side. I stopped by a few times while I was in town, and Asya does a brisk take-out business, especially during the predictable lunch and dinner hours. I dined in both times, so I could enjoy my meal hot and "fresh from the kitchen." The interior is fairly nondescript with tile flooring, black tables/chair combos, and a neutral color palate. But because the dining room is "cozy," it can definitely get loud with just a few tables of hungry diners. The service and hospitality are superior, as to be expected from a family run establishment. I was always greeted with a warm smile and even after just a few visits, the staff seemed to recognize me. I really like the fact that for most of their entrees, you can order either a lunch or dinner portion. The shish kafta was an AMAZING deal at $12.99 at lunch. In addition to the main dish, it is served with either a salad or soup. I opted for the lentil soup, and it was tasty. Soft lentils were stewed in a creamy base and served with a bowl of individually wrapped pita slices. Honestly, I was already getting a bit full after just the soup course. Then the generous portion of the shish kafta arrived and I could only finish 1/2 of the plate, before taking the remaining portion home for dinner. The skewered meat patties were nicely seasoned with grated yellow onion, garlic, parsley, finely chopped mint, salt/black pepper, Sumac, cinnamon, as well as other spices. They were grilled just enough to have a nice char on the exterior, yet still remain moist. Instead of French Fries, I opted to have the yellow rice which was perfect for making mini-sandwiches with the leftover pita slices from my soup. To finish the meal, I had a few pieces of the house made baklava, which was flaky and not too sweet; perfect with my afternoon coffee. On another occasion, I also got the chicken shawarma, which again, was a bargain at $6.50 (before tax) and super filling with a side of fries. There are also many good Middle Eastern restaurants in the DC area, but not the variety of "mom and pop" places like Asya and definitely not at their price point and value.

Good food fresh. Great customer service, stopped in for lunch . Will visit again soon!!!read more

Wanted to try something new & went to this place. The decor is nice & is spacious. Service was…read morequick and food came in a timely manner. We got the tray for 2 people and that was good. Some of the meats tasted better than others, but overall good. It doesn't come with garlic sauce nor bread, fyi. So we had to order that extra. Wish it did for the price. We also got fried kibbeh & that was also yummy.

Another great meal. Iraqi styled shish kabob. And soft pita breads with the most amazing garlic…read morespread. Good service also. In an elegant setting.

I have been coming here for years and can't believe their ratings are this low. It's a great local…read morespot and the food is phenomenal. Staff is super friendly and really treat you like family!

I recommend Kabob House for their kabob sandwich and shish tawook sandwich, as well as their garlic…read moresauce. Always fast, friendly service, generous portions, and reasonable prices. They have a large dining room with plenty of seating although I usually order carry out.

I Love the Fatoosh Salad, and whole deboned chicken. The portions are great for the price. The…read morehouse dressing is everything!

Presentation was nice but honestly the chicken and rice were both kinda dry. Wasn't blown away by…read morethe lamb/beef seasoning. I liked the samosa things and the falafel was just okay.