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    Uncle George

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    Bawadi Mediterranean Grill - Falafel and grape leaf stuffed with rice, herbs and lemon juice

    Bawadi Mediterranean Grill

    4.2(546 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    •$$

    A friend living in the area had this on his bookmarks but lived a bit out, so my visit served as…read morethe catalyst to try out this establishment's $30 lunch buffet. I first tried the assorted kebabs. Unfortunately, the chicken had dried out and the kofta felt too crumbly. The chicken rice dish had quite aromatic rice but underseasoned chicken; seasoned rice alone can't substitute bland chicken drumsticks. The lamb rice dish had both aromatic rice and juicy, well seasoned lamb. I ended up combining the lamb pieces with the chicken rice. Out of curiosity, I tried a piece of their fried chicken. It proved juicy and not too oily. It would do well as a standalone appetizer in most restaurants. I also tried something that looked like lasagna, but without tomato. It tasted, to my uncultured palate, like a lasagna with some sort of cream or bechamel-like sauce. I quite enjoyed it. For dessert, my friend convinced me to try what I had initially passed over as oatmeal or tapioca pudding. The Omi Ali proved quite delectable, like a cross between bread pudding and oatmeal but with more nuanced spices and sweetness. I added it to my short list of desserts I enjoy, since I don't have much of a sweet tooth. Overall, I appreciated the breath and variety. Some hits and misses are to be expected at a homely, ethnic neighborhood style buffet.

    They have so much great food here. We've come here a couple of times for their kabobs and awesome…read moreMediterranean salads. They also have a couple of different chicken options and even wraps. My favorite is the lamb kabob served with a side of potatoes that makes a very full meal. There are only a handful of real authentic Mediterranean restaurants in the area and I think that this restaurant in particular has the most robust menu options. The ambiance is very cool as well and the times that we've gone there, we have dined inside. The people are great and they do a wonderful job in preparing the food

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    Panjshir - Kadu Palow Entree, Combination Kabab & Bulanee Gandana

    Panjshir

    4.0(246 reviews)
    1.1 mi•Falls Church City
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    Food and service at this afghan restaurant are top notch! The menu is comprehensive, with an array…read moreof mezzes, salads, kabobs, vegetarian entrees and drinks. The complimentary bread brought out was warm, chewy and delicious. My companion got the kabab-E-Gosfund, which consisted of grilled lamb chunks marinated in spices with saffron rice and chickpeas. Meat was tender and flavorful, rice was aromatic. I got the combination vegetarian platter, which was a choice of 3 vegetarian entrees served with spinach rice. One choice I got the zardak chalow, which was a stew of prunes, chickpeas, tomatoes, and carrots. It was sweet, savory and a little tart. Very unique and delicious. Another choice was the banjan chalow, which was eggplant, onions and garlic in a savory brown sauce topped with yogurt. Eggplant was tender and soft. Yogurt was creamy and complemented the dish. Rounding out the veggie trio was the sabsi chalow, which was pureed spinach with onions, garlic and spices. A side of spinach rice came with the combo platter, also yummy. Will definitely be back!

    Panjshir is gorgeous and I'm still not over it. I'm also sad I had never visited before. It was the…read moreperfect place to grab some lunch after an appointment. I really enjoy Afghan cuisine. Service was friendly. I ordered the eggplant and the stuffed bread. The eggplant was so fragrant and I could smell it before it arrived. The stuffed bread was addictive. I wish the complementary bread would have had the mango sauce, which is my favorite, but I still appreciated it. Everything was good and I had leftovers, which made me happy. I'm looking forward to returning and trying more of Panjshir's offerings.

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    Dolan Uyghur Restaurant - Full Turkish Breakfast - for 2 people

    Dolan Uyghur Restaurant

    4.5(102 reviews)
    0.9 mi•Falls Church City
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    This is an absolutely lovely restaurant for authentic food from Central Asia. The decor is opulent…read moreyet intimate. As soon as you walk in, be prepared for not one case of decadent cakes but two cases. So make sure you leave room for dessert. Our entrees included a very traditional Uyghur Pilaf with Lamb and the Goshnan. The Goshnan is like a flat meat pie stuffed with flavored beef and lamb. Even though the menu says it requires an additional 10 minutes to prepare, this dish arrived before my rice pilaf. The rice in the pilaf was one of the most flavorful dishes I have had in a while. The carrots and cumin spice really added so much taste. Now I'm on the hunt for a recipe so I can try at home. For dessert we had the baklava cheesecake. We love the fact that the baklava is incorporated in the cheesecake and not just a topping on a regular cheesecake. The bottom crust is baklava sprinkled with nuts on top. Where else will you find this? Service was attentive. Parking: Extremely limited street parking in front of the restaurant. We ended up in the Tax Analysts Building garage on Tinner Hill Road (turn right on S. Maple Avenue after you pass the restaurant). Signs were not very clear whether parking was permitted but because there were businesses listed on the sign, we assumed it was okay. When we asked the staff in the restaurant, they were not sure. Our car was not towed so this is a possibility if you can't find street parking.

    My girlfriend and I came here on a date and we wanted to try new foods that were flavorful and…read moreunique. The interior was beautiful and the staff were friendly. We enjoyed the noodle dishes. Great experience!

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