Koshari (8/10): delicious and nutritious. Flavors were well balanced. I loved the fried onions!…read moreSpicy CKN sandwich (8/10): this was surprisingly delicious. The sauce was amazing!! I also loved the fake chicken meat. Bread had very good texture and aroma Kofta sandwich (7/10): bread and meat were also very good. I prefer the spicy CKN sauce over this one, but they're both solid choices. Ambiance is very chill and comfy. Service is good.

A unique find! I got the 24 oz Koshari. The fried onions stole the show flavor-wise, delicious!…read moreTexturally, it was quite dry like other reviewers have said--the spicy tomato and garlic vinegar sauces were definitely necessary. Even they weren't enough to completely counteract the dryness unfortunately. Note that the attached menus are for to-go, not dine-in

Super delicious and cooked to order so fast. Tastiest shawarma I have had in YEARS. Giant portions…read morewith a great price! Everyone must visit here!

An excellent choice for a cheap, filling meal -- it came out to $30 including tax and tip for a…read morefalafel and kushari. Both were nicely filling and reasonably tasty. The eat in space is nice, but unfortunately the paper plates could not really stand up to the kushari and disintegrated. Not a destination, but I'm sure a great spot for the local collage students.

I recently found Kemet on DoorDash when looking for something new and different than our usual…read morefood. I had the Kochari, which is apparently the national dish of Egypt. You could taste that it was cooked slowly and made with care. I added extra fried onions and OMG, how have I lived this long without this dish. My SO ordered the Beef Shawarma which was served on a soft roll, which is a bit different than we are used to but apparently that is how it is more commonly served in Egypt. But let me be honest, the Baklava was incredible! I would order here just for that! It looks like a ghost kitchen so no actual place to sit and eat in sadly, but that's okay I don't mind dining at home.

Located in North Attleboro, not far from Interstate 95, this quaint downtown restaurant serves…read moreflavorful Middle Eastern cuisine. In this family-owned and operated establishment, there is plenty of seating, and the wait time was short. We ordered traditional kebab platters served with fragrant, seasoned basmati rice and a variety of pickled vegetables. I absolutely loved the Toum, garlic white sauce which accompanied the dishes. It is one of the creamiest and tangiest sauces I have ever tasted. To complete my meal, I ordered a Mint Tea, which was served fresh and hot.

We went to this restaurant for lunch on a Saturday. We started out with a complementary bread…read morebasket with pita bread, and some kind of dip Next, we had Kibbi appetizer They were a little dry. Next, we had one lamb Shawarma wrap and one beef Shawarma wrap. Both sandwiches came with french fries. The wraps were very full of meat and came with pickles and vegetables and sauce. They were very good and filling. My biggest complaint was that it took a long time to get the appetizer and then a another long wait to get the rest of the meal The service was very good

Got the shawarma, and it was delicious! Like 10/10! The food was hot, and fresh, he makes…read moreeverything when the order is placed so I appreciate the freshness, the taste was amazing, it had a kick but nothing too crazy it was the perfect kick. Met the owner he was the sweetest leveled up the ambiance inside for sure! Loved it!

I Love the smoke turkey deli meat. It is go good. The chef, Mustafa is so friendly. Egyptian…read morerestaurant and grocery store. It's so clean and organised. The owners are also so nice. Fresh food daily. They are really fair with their prices. I got the turkey sandwich, but they also have salami too. If you don't want to buy by the Pound, You can order 10 slices of the deli meat too. Definitely check them out and let them know Ali sent you. As always don't forget to say Bismillah and Alhamdulilah for everything

this was an exceptional meal with outstanding and friendly staff. The Chicken Kabob platter , the…read morecleopatra mezzI platter and grape leaves were perfection. we will definitely be back again. highly recommend.

Little tiny corner restaurant with tight parking. The iced coffee was amazing! The owner is a proud…read moreEgyptian who has his culture on display not just in his food but in his restaurant. Absolutely delightful.

i want to start by prefacing that i have been going here since i was little. i am 18 now and as…read morelong as i can remember i have been going to this bakery with my dad and i've always loved it. when i was little i would refer to the owner as "the soup man" because everyday he makes two delicious soups from scratch! anytime i got sick i would ask for soup from this bakery specifically. it is not only such a wonderful and core part of my childhood, but it is well priced, quality and delicious food that makes you feel even better just knowing you're supporting the owner and his small business. he's a wonderful man who has given me lots of great advice over the years. i'm terrified for him to retire / go out of business because of how much i would miss his soup. HIGHLY recommend

Delicious cabbage soup, cauliflower humas wrap and. Pasta salad with garlic and mint. Delicious…read moreflavors true healthy lunch. Always stop when in town.

Just Excellent! Simple, no frills restaurant with comfortable atmosphere, friendly, hard-working…read morestaff and very authentic, delicious food. I've been going to this restaurant for years. It has only improved and the recent changes to menu and decor are even better. Thanks for being a true neighborhood staple. Keep up the great work!

The guy behind the counter but once going in the place is a bit run down. I could tell it seem…read morebetter days and would be helpful if they patched up the bottom drywall and fixed some of the flooring. But the main part: the food. I ordered the mixed Shawarma, which is lamb and veef inside. The meat wasn't juicy or flavorful enough, though there were spices that were added to it. Then the spice themselves didn't complement. The shawarma is well as I wanted it to. I like my pita to be extra crispy so it was a bit pale in comparison. And the first photo I took was at the end, which all I got was a big bite of pita rolled up. I take decently big bites too, so it was surprising I didn't bite into anything else. Their garlic sauce very good so that I'd recommend but the other items on the menu, aside from a salad, dish or plates, seem to Americanized.