I do not know how to describe this place other than THE BEST TURKISH RESTAURANT. I walked in there…read moreand was immediately greeted by the lady in the striped shirt. I was seated then got my order taken. It took around 5-7 minutes to get all of my food to my table. Right after the food and my taste buds met, I felt like they just clicked. The food was perfect. Everything was made the way I liked it. The music that was being played was also blessing my ears. The food taste like you actually went to the country and booked a reservation at the 5 star restaurant. Why do that when you can come to Washington and have it here.

Lezzet Brunch is the best restaurant in washington state and everyone needs to go here immediately…read morethe service was amazing and the server in the striped shirt is literally the goat and if you see her you should tip her like 100 bucks she served my food with such grace and elegance it brought literal tears to my eyes i can taste all the love and happiness they put into theyre absolutely beautiful amazing delicious dishes i finished my food in under five minutes because it was so great and the atmosphere of this wonderful establishment is so beautiful it was like i was walking into heaven and it smelled absolutely divine i cannot stress this enough that EVERYONE in Washington state needs to come here at least once

The croissant here is so good it makes me want to visit the other locations too! I got the…read morepistachio croissant and the cream was delicious without being too sweet and the croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery. The tea is also good here. Staff was friendly, and it's in a cute space. Definitely a preferred option when at the mall.

Not sure why there are so many bad reviews, but this place is pretty good. It would have been a 5…read morestars as the value is insane when I did a pickup order via Uber Eats with their buy 1 get 1 free promotion + free pistachio croissant for an $18+ order, but when evaluating the regular price, it is not that good of a value to dine here unless you want a light snack. Portions are a bit on the lighter side, so you will end up paying closer to $20 for your meal here as you likely need 2 croissants or 2 salads or 1 croissant + 1 salad to be adequately full. This is a chain from Ukraine, but it is quite special to see it in Southcenter. The croissants here are more like the ones abroad in a supermarket - not bad, but not outstanding. It is a bit flaky but not crunchy, but it has a decently modest butter flavor. I got the chicken teriyaki croissant which is quite delicious, with just sufficient amount of chicken (could be a bit more, to be honest) and it is quite light (~400 calories). I also got the smoked salmon salad with sesame dressing which is pretty good - there is not a lot of lettuce but a lot of the other toppings that are worth more so it was fine. The dressing was a bit salty so I used it sparingly to enhance the salad. The pistachio croissant is pretty good, but I would not justify $10 for it otherwise. If I come back again, which I likely will if there is still BOGO via Uber Eats pickup, I will definitely try more of the savory ones as those are about similar prices to the sweet variations.

Wooooow! Nicest people and what an amazing dinner!! This is one the best things I've ever had. Got…read morethe beef Turkish Pide and I was NOT disappointed. Flavor was amazing. I ate it for three days and still miss it! It's even better the next day in the air fryer! Cute little place and so convenient for SeaTac and Des Moines!

So glad to have found this place! First of all, service was…read moregreat! Friendly and warm, place was simple but clean. Secondly, pizza is delicious! Dough was well made and the non-pork pepperoni tasted the same as how i remembered it decades ago, back when i used to eat pork. I was full but keeps coming back for more. The beef samosa tasted amazing, one of the best I've had. Highly recommend, will definitely come back.

One of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had. The way I was treated felt openly racist and…read morehumiliating. The staff were rude, dismissive, and gave noticeably better treatment to other customers around me. It was obvious I wasn't welcome there. No food is worth being disrespected like that. I'll never return and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Amazing food first time trying Romanian food. As a Mexican I usually just stick to Mexican but now…read moreexpanding my pallet and I live this food I will come back

The place was small, but the menu price was cheap, about $11 for a chicken kebab. I had the Nolan's…read morefor $5.99, and a yogurt milk for $3. They don't have utensils, so you just eat the potato leek pancake thing with your hand. It came with a creamy cilantro dipping sauce. The vegetable pancake was hot and delicious. Clean bathroom with lots of space to offload bags.

This place is one of those hole in the walls places making food with lots of love! It may look…read moresmall and unassuming on the outside but the food is delicious and full of flavor. There were 2 women fielding orders and making food fresh, very sweet. The interior is very homey with 3 tables total. The menu is very simple - either chicken or lamb kebab with salad or bolani (Afghan filled flat bread) with a chutney type of sauce (with a kick!). Prices are extremely economical as a bolani could probably be its own meal. The kebab was tender and delicious; bolani was fluffy and full of flavor (filled with potato and spinach). My Afghan friend who came with us gave it her stamp of approval too. So please give this place a try! Take out orders are available by phone. Parking is available.

A delightful neighborhood restaurant. Charming owners and a delicious dinner outdoors . Amazing…read moretender salmon and Mesopotamian chicken . Pay a visit you will be happy We had a six hour layover and chose to come out to this vibrant town for dinner . A beautiful evening to wander afterwards

I came here for lunch. I was looking for Persian food and found this place on Google Maps. The…read morepictures looked kind of similar to Iranian food, so I decided to give it a try. My husband and I ordered a few dishes. The ingredients seemed decent, but the rice had no salt at all, and the kebab wasn't tasty. The garnish on the plate wasn't prepared well either big chunks of onion, cucumber, and tomato, not nicely cut. The stew also didn't have much flavor and wasn't good. Honestly, when food isn't seasoned properly from the start, adding salt later doesn't fix it. We didn't enjoy our meal. Also, we tried calling the servers (both the guy and the lady), but they didn't respond. In the end, my husband had to get up and ask for bread. They still forgot, and near the end of our meal the waitress walked by and said, Oh, you wanted bread?

Cafe Sabah has easily become one of my favorite spots since moving to Washington. The flavors here…read morereally stand out! Everything has that deep, smoky, grilled taste that makes each bite so satisfying. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food. I tried a variety of dishes, and nothing missed, but the mixed grill plate was the highlight for me. It's the perfect option if you want to sample different meats, and every piece was flavorful, juicy, and cooked perfectly.The space itself is beautiful--very open, clean, and inviting. The music adds to the experience, giving it a great atmosphere without being overwhelming. There's also plenty of parking, which makes visiting super easy

I'm Turkish, and I know what authentic Turkish food is supposed to taste like. I kept my…read moreexpectations very low when I ate at this place, but the Adana kebab was the worst thing I've ever eaten. There was absolutely no salt, seasoning, or spice in the meat. It was basically cheap minced beef wrapped around kebab skewers. I couldn't finish it, and my stomach isn't feeling great tonight. The service was awful. They basically dropped the food at our table, and no one checked on us to see if we needed anything until it was time to pay. The ladies' restroom was flooded with toilet water, which tells me a lot about their hygiene standards. I had a good experience here a couple of years ago, but I would never eat here again or recommend this place to my friends.

Such a charming Somali café with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The young woman at the register was…read moreincredibly kind and helpful. Although they were out of the croissant I originally wanted, she recommended another pastry, and I'm so glad she did, it was absolutely delicious and gave me the chance to try something new. This little gem is tucked away and easy to miss, but I'm so happy I discovered it. I'll definitely be back!

Do something about the uncles please!…read more Came here for a quick lunch with a friend around 1pm. We ordered and attempted to dine in. The uncles behind us, a big party, were having a conversation amongst themselves. They were really loud. I asked the girl up front if she could tell them to keep it down a bit. She didn't. I grew a bit frustrated. They were so loud, we could not hear each other. The space is pretty small too so you can imagine just how loud it was in there. I am glad they have a space to feel comfortable and safe. I think those are important foundations when it comes to building a community. Just disappointed they didn't take any initiative to do volume control for the sake of other customers. Didn't get to try their food as I have dietary restrictions. My Americano was good though. My friend had the pistachio latte and she didn't like it. The syrup tasted funny. I had the opportunity to speak with the owner. She seemed really sweet and non combative. I could tell by the way she apologized profusely despite the fact that it wasn't entirely her fault. I think she took notice of how visibly annoyed I was. I apologize. She should be more assertive. Gave it a 5 star because I want my people to succeed. Would give it a lower number if I could. Maybe 2/5.