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    Tabule Middle Eastern Cuisine

    3.3 (87 reviews)
    ModerateMiddle Eastern
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Imelda M.

    Every visit to Tabule has been a pleasant experience. Whether dining at Tabule downtown or uptown, the level of hospitality and service has always been consistent and the dishes have always proven to be delicious. On this particular occasion the food selection was excellent. Although all the choices were equally good, we chose to partake in an appetizer selection of halloumi salad served on arugula with a pomegranate salad dressing, along with a mezze sampler that included the most crunchy, crispy falafels* which were very tasty, baba ghanouj, tabule with hummus. For our mains we ordered the chicken tawuk with salad and rice, along with the juicy succulent kefta burger served with akaawi cheese on a brioche bun accompanied by zaatar fries. The zaatar was too subtle in contrast with the very flavourful lamb burger. We topped off the meal with desserts of rice pudding which was made with rose water, raisins, pistachios and cinnamon, however we perceived a strong coconut and a strong cinnamon taste which overpowered the subtle rosewater flavour. It was still quite good and edible. The baklava filo pastry was small yet dense and tasty consisting of rich pistachio, walnuts, and cashews drizzled with syrup. Service was punctual, polite and entertaining. Our servers entertained us with a fantastic show of pouring our waters defying gravity. It felt like watching a magic trick. It was a great dining experience and a worthwhile visit.

    Lunch for 2
    Sandy B.

    3.5 rounding up to a 4 overall. Food: 5/5, especially their burgers. Ambience: 5/5, perfect light level, interesting decor. Service: 2/5 from our particular server. My sister and I decided to have lunch here after visiting Hammam Spa in the mall (per that review, stay far away from there.) They still had their Winterlicious menu in effect. I went for the burger option, which included dessert. My sister went for the roast cauliflower. At first, service was decent, our orders were taken and water dramatically poured from glass flask decanters. Our food did not take too long to arrive. The cauliflower was nicely roasted with a delicious sauce accompaniment. The burger was possibly the best burger I have ever had - charcoal crust, not overcooked, and the juicy mince was out of this world. The grind was on the coarse side and super flavourful. Hands down the best item on the menu. The dips and breads were fresh and well done. The dessert was a bit of a disappointment, a tiny little square of plain baklava that looked like a surviving straggler came out of the pan. Tasted alright. We didn't see our server again although we witnessed her moving around the room. Someone else came to present our bill and check us out. I really enjoyed the neat photography used to decorate the walls, photos of ships and odd naval views. The seating was comfy and the noise from the mall is well warded off. I will be dreaming of that burger again and again!

    These were a bit too oily for me
    Joan T.

    Fantastic find in the Bayview shopping center. Prices are a bit high, but the food is really delicious and I'd 100% like to come back again soon. I wasn't too hungry when we came so I had ordered the lentil soup. It's so homey and comforting. I also ordered the warak enab which. was far too oily for me to eat unfortunately. Not having tried this dish before, I can't honestly say if it was good. I know my stomach wasn't able to handle the oil though so I had to pass on this order. We also ordered a trio started and selected hummus, taboule, and the labni (I may have misspelled it.. It's the yogurt dip). All 3 were absolutely delish and we needed more pita bread to eat it all up. Would definitely recommend trying a trio so you can get a bit of everything. My bf ordered the lamb and rice which was wonderful. Lamb was cooked perfectly and still juicy and flavourful. Over that bed of rice and roasted veggies - it was lovely. Think umami and caramelized flavours. Oh and the honey cardamom latte was so good. I am craving that constantly! The service was fantastic. They had a party going on so we were given the option to sit inside or at the mall patio. We opted for patio so it would be quieter and the server always made sure to come out and check on us periodically. She was so efficient and very friendly to make honest recommendations. Truly amazing service from start to finish. 100% would be back and recommend others to give it a try!

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    Iris C.

    Well-decorated venue. Suiting of Bayview Village Shops. The way they pour their water is fun! Went for their summerlicious menu, and it was super tasty. Went with a party of 6, so we were able to try all of it. Food and service was quick. Lentil soup was tasty. Hallum salad would be my go-to, only cause I love hallum cheese and arugula. Cauliflower is well fried with a tasty tahini sauce on top. The combination plate has a bit of everything and will give you the usual middle eastern fares, and the falafel is nice and crispy (just a note that the babaganuj has a taste of olives for those lovers/haters). The tawuk/chicken skewer was nice and favoured by my boyfriend, but the winner for me would have to be the Kefta burger or Salmon Kebab. Kefta burger was super flavourful and the cheese really enhanced it. I've never had a salmon kebab before, but this one was excellent. Could still see the fish flake, and not at all over-cooked. The falafel entree had larger versions but still crispy and I found even more tasty than the app. The cooked, potentially caramelized, onions served on the rice (for all 3 dishes) gave it that little extra. Rice pudding isn't my go-to for dessert, but it was nice. Got the Knaffa Ashta myself. There was less phyllo pastry than I expected, but a fair amount of custard. The baklava was pretty standard. Out of the three, the Knaffa was the sweetest. I tried their jallab lemonade. It was fun to try, but I personally couldn't taste much of the additions (date molasses, pine nuts, and raisins). It looks like everything is available on their usual menu, except for maybe the Kefta burger (I really hope not though). I would recommend stopping by if you're in the area. Sizing might be a bit smaller than their standard plates, but I think well-priced considering a tasty 3-course meal.

    Falafel
    Shabbir S.

    The restaurant is inside the mall, nicely decorated with good ambiance. We had Falafel (from hot menu), and Lahmeh, grilled veal tenderloin (from grill menu). Both were good. I would rate the falafel among one of the best ones in Ontario. The veal was really tender, nicely prepared. Ample parking available in the mall parking lot. Just a tip, if you are going for dinner, park near the mall entrance of the restaurant, because rest of the entrances get closed with mall timing

    Standard burger and fries. Fries were so salty.
    Chantelle B.

    Horrible food | Slow service | Rude management I visited Tabule at Bayview mall for summerlicious and it was horrible. This might have been the last straw to me participating in and "licious" event because I feel like they treated us differently because we were there for the discounted lunch menu. They ran out of appetizers, entree and dessert options. We were not served in a timely manner. When the only dessert they had left was forced on us, it came out as a soupy MESS. I've had kanafa many times before and this was just plain disrespect. When I asked to talk to the manager, a very loud woman came over and basically yelled at us creating a scene and offered no compensation or apology. I'll never go to tabule again.

    Lamb chops
    Catherine N.

    This restaurant came recommended (by my mom -- so, obviously had to try it! Service was a little slow BUT super friendly and personable (besides it was lunch hour, we anticipated that a little bit). It's bright, comfortable seating and the food was absolutely delicious! My dad spotted someone enjoying lamb chops on the way in, so his order was a no brainer. We shared the cold platter (warm pita was delicious!) and the falafel was one of the best I've ever had. Food was fresh, great presentation and a ton of vegetarian and gluten free options. We will definitely be back!

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    Sanna S.

    Ambiance and food was very nice. Staff was super friendly. The food was okay! I have had better Lebanese food for the amount I paid but still it was a nice place to go and enjoy a nice Mediterranean meal!

    Jon R.

    Yum! Pretty good. Didn't expect this at all. The lamb was pretty good. I didn't like the naan bread that much though, it was pretty thick. Nice little spot at Bayview village mall. Nice selection of food. Service is very friendly! Not sure if there was drama with staff, but one of the members / bussers comes off pretty bratty. Made me feel like I was watching a high school drama. 3/5

    Garlic shrimp entree. Good but not worth the ~30% tip that I was not made aware of
    Victoria S.

    The food was good, what was not is the almost 30% tip they added to our bill without our knowing. Our server just said: tip and tax is already included, and when it was handed to be I could not see the amount just the screen where it asks you to tap/insert your card

    Falafel halloumi arugula salad
    Shaan A.

    3.5 I'm a fan of Tabule Bayview Village! I made last minute reservations on a Thursday night and was able to get a decent timing. Located within the mall near O&B is the cute middle eastern restaurant, Tabule. Pronounced Ta-boo-leh, this restaurant features some classic dishes to satisfy your hungry belly for any meal of the day. I came with a group so we ordered quite a few things and shared. I still stuck to my vegetarian diet here, however the server verbally confirmed that the food was halal - the entire menu including the lamb, meat and chicken. He went to check with the chef as well so some people in my party ordered meat. I decide on the arugula falafel salad with halloumi cheese. While we waited for our dishes to arrive, we enjoyed an appetizer of cauliflower. It was pretty good and the sauce was very unique. My water was continuously being filled which was good. Then my main dish came. The presentation was ok, but the taste was amazing. The falafels were cooked perfectly, and the salad had great acidity and balance of flavours. I also tried some of the eggplant dish which was amazing. My only con was that the price point was quite high. You can definitely get falafel salad for cheaper than $16-20....Also I imagine the restaurant to be a bit loud in the daytime since it's inside the mall, but other than that it was a good experience!

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    Great service and amazing food. Local relatives suggested this place and I'm happy they did. The…read morebread eggplant and hummus were delicious. Another thing I will miss about Canada BB

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    4.5(138 reviews)
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    Zezafoun Syrian Cuisine located along Manor Rd near Yonge St serves up homemade, authentic Syrian…read moredishes in a cozy space. I've heard many good things about Zezafoun and was excited to finally try the place. The restaurant has about ~25 seats for customers indoors. They do have a small outdoor patio for when the weather gets warmer. Reservations are recommended during busy peak dinner or brunch times, however it is possible to get a table if you do walk in as well during non-peak times. I dined at Zezafoun with a party of 3 recently on a Sat evening. We didn't make reservations but walked in around 6:30 and was able to grab a table. It wasn't too busy that early in the evening but as the night went on the restaurant got busier. Service was great and friendly. Staff gave us plenty of time to decide what to order as well as gave us recommendations as well. The interior is warm and cozy. For drinks, I ordered the pomegranate juice which was unique and delicious. One member of my party ordered the rosewater and lemon juice which was refreshing and light. They also have Syrian coffee and tea as well on the menu which I will try next time! Food wise, we ordered and shared the following dishes: - Falafel plate (chickpeas patty fried and served with a side of tahini sauce) - Hummus (homemade chickpeas, tahini, lemon and garlic with a touch of olive oil) - Fattoush salad (Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, radish with Zezafoun dressing topped with crispy pita bread) - Kebbeh labanyeh (beef kibbeh in a cooked garlic yogurt stew served with side rice) - Maldoum (beef kufta wrapped with delicious eggplants in tomato stew and served with a side of rice) - Makloubeh (layers of rice, eggplants, and ground beef with tomato sauce served with side yogurt or salad) Food was delicious and unique! I've never had authentic Syrian food like this before and it was a delight. The appetizers we shared (falafel, hummus, and salad) were great to start the meal. The hummus was creamy and the falafel was nice and crispy. The crispy pita bread in the fattoush salad gave the dish a textural contrast, In terms of our mains, all the dishes were tasty but I especially enjoyed the makloubeh! Overall, delicious spot in Midtown Toronto for Syrian food in a cozy environment. Service was also spot on as well. Definitely want to return to try their brunch menu!

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    4.5(31 reviews)
    7.0 kmMount Pleasant and Davisville

    This Middle Eastern spot on Roncesvalles Ave is definitely worth checking out. The service was…read moreexcellent, and our server made sure to explain the dishes and specials, which was a nice touch. We tried the variety Darna sampler (dip platter), baba ganoushj, vegetarian fukhara and za'atar chicken and the food quality was top-notch. That said, a few of the dishes could've used a bit more salt, as it felt like the flavors didn't quite pop as much as they could have. The menu has a great variety, so I'm definitely planning to come back and try more next time.

    Wow we are walking distance from Darna but it took us five years to finally try it. We've been…read moremissing out! Well-lit, slightly modern looking decor, comfy atmosphere that's pretty casual. Lots of different people helped us out, took our order, brought food etc. but it felt like the service while good, was just slightly below great. We got the veggie clay pot and the mixed grill to share between two people, and my son got a fattoush salad and the kebbeh. The mixed grill was great, all the meats were flavourful, and tender/juicy. It came with a lamb/beef kebab, some beef tenderloin, and some chicken. I think there were roast potatoes too, but my memory is a bit fuzzy on that part. The veggie stew was poured onto a plate of bulgur and was really really good. Lots of flavour, all the veggies (carrots, cauliflower, onions, etc.) were tender. the juices ran through the bulgur which made for a great side dish to go with the meat. The kebbeh was tasty but still a bit disappointing -- there were only three, and didn't feel like quite enough to make a meal. Luckily the fattoush salad was huge otherwise my son would have left the restaurant hungry. Compared to some of the dishes we saw on other tables, this dish seems to be an outlier in terms of quantity of food, and it's certainly not worth the $28 price; I wouldn't recommend it. Despite the disappointment with the one meal, all the food was delicious and I still felt like the meal on the whole was good value, and I wouldn't mind going back to try some of their other dishes.

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    3.6(10 reviews)
    6.2 kmYonge and Eglinton

    (This review is for the Yonge and Eg location and not the Yonge & Elm location)…read more Not too shabby! I've enjoyed the chicken shawarma platter twice now...both times with the works, i.e. a smattering of veg, sauces (including hummus), rice and taters. It looks like a dog's breakfast (like every shawarma platter kind of does) but it's filling as hell and very tasty. Tip: if you order for pickup through ritual, the site only allows them to include a limited number of free toppings. I only learned this recently from the fellow behind the counter. So if you want to select all free cold toppings (like I do) then just let them know in the notes section on ritual....or just show up and order it live and in person; is that considered "old school" at this point? Oy, what a world :)

    Given that there are so many glowing reviews here, I couldn't help but walk into Ali Baba's with…read morehigh expectations. But those expectations were sadly dashed the second I took my first bite. I decided to try their Chicken Shawarma Wrap, and I asked for it with everything except pickles. Even though I was the only one in there, the guy behind the counter - who was very friendly and nice, admittedly - prepared my wrap so quickly I feared that it would be a sloppy disaster. Indeed it was. The biggest problem here, though, is the lack of bold or even interesting flavors. The concoction's lack of textures ensures that it's essentially just a mushy mess, and it's clear, too, that the stinginess of the chicken results in a Chicken Shawarma Wrap that's distressingly low on actual chicken. (It goes without saying that there were none of those crispy bits that are the backbone of a quality shawarma.) I was baffled, as well, by the decision to put the wrap in the press for less time than it took me to pay my bill, as this only exacerbated the sogginess of the dish and ensured that the inside was mostly cold. (How unappealing!) With the far, far superior Osmow's nearby, it's hard to envision a scenario in which I would ever return to Ali Baba's.

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