Came here as a pit stop to avoid sitting in traffic with my family. Place was empty since it was…read moreduring work hours, clean, quiet, fast service. We ordered the drunken noodles, and chicken Thai fried rice. So flavorful and not greasy! Didn't get any pictures since we had a starving toddler with us, but I would definitely come back if we are in the area again.

Picked up takeout so can't speak to dine in service. The red curry chicken was pretty good. It was…read morespiced well and had great flavor-- I just wish it had more chicken and bell peppers instead of an abundance of bamboo. I would return to try other menu options.

Unfortunately this was a pretty bad experience. My son's usual halal spot he goes to was closed so…read morewe decided to give this place a try. We ordered 3 platters and they took an hour to receive. We were charged $55 then told we weren't charged for one of the platters and were told we had to pay additional money for the platter. Upon looking at the receipt it does look like one was rang up as $0 but we noticed automatic gratuity when we weren't even served. We got our own drinks and ordered at the cash register so why would we pay gratuity. There was also another fee on there that I'm not even sure what it was. So we ended up paying over $70 for 3 platters. My son's beef was hard and dry. The chicken platters were ok.

I waited minutes for the food, and when I went to ask how long it would take, a guy treated me…read morereally badly--he was extremely disrespectful.

I came early today to feed the supper rush…read more Service was very wonderful. Lots of staff doing their job and taking care of everyone. We ordered the baba ghanoush for an appetizer and it came with pita bread. Very delicious!! Thin for an entrée, we both ordered a chicken Shawarma! It was very delicious and fresh and the chicken was fresh, cooked to perfection and lovely flavor!! We ordered the strawberry mint lemonade and a regular mint lemonade drink. It is so fashion delicious and exciting and refreshing.. On such a hot summer day, this really was such a perfect meal. And the music was beautiful!! I would love to come back!!

Falafel is something I crave once in a blue, and today, I remembered Bishos was walking distance…read morefrom my house. I had never been there before. I decided to order the viral crispy falafel for myself and a viral crispy chicken shawarma combo for my fiancé from Bishos. I placed my order at 4:06 PM online and walked into the store 20 minutes later. It still wasn't ready so I sat down and enjoyed the lovely ambiance inside. Plenty of seating for customers, an area for photo ops and dates and water for those participating in Ramadan were just some of the perks I noticed. The employees appeared to have been speaking Spanish and they were all friendly with one another. It's clean and airy inside. I definitely want to come back and sit down for a meal. Prices were fair - about $34 for a combo meal (with fries and drink) and my falafel wrap. That includes a service fee and a 10% tip. 15 more minutes had gone by and the woman behind the counter brought my food to me packaged tight inside a brown paper bag. When I arrived at home, that first bite into the viral crispy falafel was unreal. It was so pleasing to hear the crunch, but most importantly, it tasted amazing. The falafel was fresh and so were the other ingredients. My fiancé got the combo with French fries and I can confirm the fries are crispy and seasoned very well. This is my new go-to whenever the taste for falafel hits. Thanks, Bishos!

Had the house Lagman, the big chicken plate (Da Pan Ji), and the Samsa. Everything was great. Very…read morenice ambience and very attentive service.

We were very impressed with the authentic Uyghur cuisine which seemed to be a mixture of Middle…read moreEastern cuisine with some Chinese influences. The food was freshly prepared and the portions were generous. We ordered the special Lagman and lamb kabobs. It was fresh, well balanced and tasty. We saw other diners with French Presses with a tea mixture on their tables so we decided to try their special Uyghur tea. This was a mixture of rose water, cardamom, dates and tea leaves. It was served with bowls and a rock sugar. Again an authentic way to drink the tea. The ambiance is unassuming and casual. It was very clean. We will be back and can recommend especially if you are interested in an authentic experience.

The first time I walked in here, I thought it was going to be the French bakery by the name. I was…read morepleasantly surprised. Delicious food, wonderful friendly staff, I love the tacos and the coffee drinks are so good. Everything looks tasty but I always order the same thing cause it's so good. A very unique experience. I enjoyed it. Thank you

This place is 4.5 starts I would say, I had the shrimp tacos which were excellent! They were also a…read morebit pricey for the size and the service was just okay. When I asked what they preferred, to eat since it was my first time there, they seemed a bit annoyed (and maybe they had a bad day). I have had this place on my list to check out for a long time because it has a huge social media presence and the fact that they combined Mexican and Vietnamese food was intriguing. They are located in a pretty boring strip mall. The decor inside is perfect for a teenager trying to put pictures on their feed. For me, it felt a bit overwhelming, but I was there for food not pictures. If I am in the area I may give them another shot and try out a drink or some Pho.

Great food , Cooked perfectly, very generous owner , great atmosphere, will definitely come back…read moreagain and again

Uzbekistan Restaurant never disappoints us! The food is always absolutely delicious, fresh,…read moregenerous, and made with real soul. Whether we dine in or order delivery, everything arrives beautifully prepared and tastes wonderful every single time. The owner is incredibly kind, attentive, and accommodating. They have catered our holiday tables more than once, including Passover, and everything was done with such care and respect. That means a great deal to our family. As former New Yorkers ourselves, we know and miss good, authentic food, so we are not easy to impress. Uzbekistan Restaurant truly makes us happy and reminds us of the flavors we grew up with. We are so grateful to have them in Philadelphia and recommend them from the heart!

Great decor. Staff very helpful. Very large portions that tasted great. Definitely recommendread more

I used to order there all the time... They charged me for…read moreCarrot cake, it didn't come. I ordered the Golden rings, Drenched with oil... Corn Cakes were burnt... There was very very little Chicken in the Eggplant dinner... Oh well, New Ownership.... Sad as it was great for many years... Not ordering there again...and the prices were outlandish!

We're talking CHEESE. We're talking BUTTER. We're talking MEAT on a SWORD…read more Georgian Bread did not disappoint. This place has been on my radar since I first learned of Adjaruli. Bread, cheese, and butter are the building blocks of my entire existence. There's a pocket of great Eastern European cuisine in this part of Philadelphia, and Georgian Bread is a star. It's worth the drive on Roosevelt Boulevard to get here, no hesitations. Visiting during the aftermath of snow storm may not have been my best idea, as the roads were a mess and the parking lot was slushy and chaotic. Once I entered Georgian Bread, the stress melted away. They have a very impressive setup with large wooden, family-style seating and rustic, Georgian décor. Don't be fooled by their shopping center locale. The customers and employees were speaking in foreign languages, and I found it incredibly fascinating. No doubting the authenticity of their craft. They have a dine-in space for table service, as well as service counter for to-go deli items and other accoutrements. We were seated in the dine in area after several minutes of awkward lingering - I honestly don't think they were expecting customers with the weather. Our server was super nice, took our order, and left us to our own devices. We had the entire place to ourselves. We ordered the Adjaruli, lamb Kebabs, and a jug of hot tea to share. Ultimate comfort meal. I thought the kebabs would be small. The photo on the menu indicated two, 12 inch wooden dowels with a few pieces of small meat - just a taster, I thought. I thought WRONG. We were served what I would essentially call a SWORD with giant, tender, juicy cuts of lamb. The value was like highway robbery. It paired perfectly with our melty, eggy, salty, butter bread boat of heavenly cheese. It was the perfect amount of food for a lunch for two. The desserts looks AMAZING. I definitely want to come back to try more items. My only complaint was the service was super slow. This could be cultural, but it could also be because it was a slow, snowy day and we were the only customers. Either way, the servers were super kind, and it was not a determent from the meal.

A nice place with caucasian cuisine. I love the bread, people, food. Gamardjoba my Georgian friendsread more