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    Yemen & Gulf Restaurant

    4.7 (120 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Mariah M.

    Yemen is such a gem. My friend and I went soon before close, and we ordered food to go that was great! We ordered lamb haneeth and ada lamb, both were so so good! For dessert and for the first time, I had. some baklava too! & it was so so good! The owner and servers were nice to us, even with us coming later in the evening. Served hot and quick, take a spot at Yemen when you're in the city!

    Lamb soup,  not sure of the names of the dishes. I just ate whatever he suggested
    Katherine J.

    I visited the restaurant for the first time the other day. Not only was the service amazing the food was equally amazing. The manager/chef came out and greeted me personally and gave suggestions as to what to eat. One of his suggestions was to try the lamb soup and lamb. I shared with him I do not like the taste of lamb because it's gamey. He gently suggested I try again. I am so glad I did! I can now say I enjoy lamb! The soup was phenomenal and the lamb was so tasty it changed my mind about it all together. Thank you chef Ali for opening up my pallet to now enjoy lamb! "Shukran kteer!" Katherine

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    Nithin K.

    Summary: Went back for round 2 before I could even write my first review. Although I usually try to weigh my Yelp score based on a few different factors, ever so rarely, there's a time when the food is so spectacular that it blows everything else out of the water. We've had a few dishes here - meat with hummus, lamb sandwich wrap, fahsah, masoub - everything has been top notch. The dining space is on the smaller side, it can get loud with other patrons and the places is a hole-in-the-wall type of establishment, but all of that disappears as soon as you take a bite of that sandwich wrap. The pricing is very good and you get plenty of food and the service has always been great.

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    Mariyam S.

    Second time coming by and it was even better. Firstly - the prices and portions are a total steal. This place is definitely a hole in the wall, no frills kind of dining. We tried their lamb sandwich (shared between two) which was juicy and flavorful. also shared a chicken stew dish with potatoes and vegetables. This was fantastic but my favorite was definitely the sandwich! You get a lentil soup and salad with every order - soup is mildly seasoned and light, perfect start to the meal. I will be going back for the lamb sandwich. Also, saw someone order the fries which I'm definitely getting the next time. Whole meal with a drink cost less than $30.

    Chicken Zorbian chicken

    It was delicious and would recommend for sure. Service was good and flavour was authentic.

    Lamb meal with spicy sauce
    Araceli E.

    I asked the owner for the most traditional Yemeni meal and I was served a delicious meal with salad, soup, rice, lamb, and a side of potatoes and carrots. All the food looked like it would be bland but it was packed of delicious flavor!! Service was quick even though it was busy during lunch and the owner was by himself. The seating was simple but the food was my best meal in Baltimore! I also loved the tasty mini guava juice - super refreshing and sweet!

    Lamb Zorbian - incredible!
    Ben J.

    Ah, Yemen & Gulf restaurant, a spot as unassuming as it is delicious. Innocuously perched at a corner on Broadway, Yemen & Gulf offers what is surely the best Yemeni, and probably the best middle eastern food for miles. Their portions are generous, the food delicious, the prices reasonable, and the hours long... what else do you want? Recommendations? Sure. Hard to go wrong I think but the Haneeth and Zorbian have treated me especially well in the large portion of falling-off-the-bone meat with tasty rice category, which is really the only category that matters in my book. I will also say that you want to get one of clay oven breads because they are huge and crispy and delicious and go great with one of the meat dishes. You could get the hummus, which is great, and comes with a giant bread! Honestly this is a hidden gem of Baltimore. It's not "trendy" or anything but the food is incredible and you just gotta try it some night! We usually get take out when we are craving what only Yemen and Gulf can provide.

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    Nazary N.

    Went here for dinner after a happy hour in Fells and wasn't disappointed. Friendly staff and good prices. The lamb hummus was incredible - some of the best I've ever had. The chicken kabsah didn't blow me away but was solid. Be warned that the sauce that comes with it is INCREDIBLY spicy so not for the faint of heart or stomach. I'll be sure to be back for the hummus soon - would make a great takeout dinner.

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    Madow N.

    The food was great. Seemed authentic and tased more like home cooking. The prices were very reasonable. There's street parking if you're picking up. Not really an ideal sit down place - it's small. The meat in the meat hummus wasn't my favorite. And they forgot to include the beef samosas I ordered, but everything else was delicious, especially the chicken Mandi. I'd definitely eat from here again.

    Megan P.

    Little hole in the wall in Fells Point that's definitely worth stopping for. The staff was polite and helpful. Delicious food that makes fantastic leftovers. The lamb soup (marag if you're trying to look it up online) was a highlight as I had never tried it before. Good baba ghanoush, tender and flavorful agdah lamb and perfectly cooked vegetables. There's a communal tea dispenser in the dining room. It got a little chaotic with both the patrons laughing and cutting up and the owner's kids running around and taking tea to patrons upstairs. I love that this is a place where people can just be with each other over food; it felt homey and comforting.

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    Tyler C.

    If you want Fasoulia or muhlibih this is where you are coming. Mint flavored yoghurt, or mint toothpicks. Yup. Agda lamb. Check. Masks? What's that? Better enjoy the ginger tea, mason or areekah quickly. While the food was good, it is a restaurant functioning without public health guidelines being followed. Get everything to Go and wait outside while it's made.

    They really know how to warm a lonely soul by their food... I wish I live closer so I can visit more often. I love the yogurt and tea, which I cannot have by ordering food delivery...

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    Beautiful tasty fun place to eat. fun and vibrant with amazing service! food offered a new thought on flavor profile and spice balance

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    Nothing special about the food and portion size is small. There was another loud customer. Ambience was pathetic.

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    The fasoolia and the bread were amazing! I could eat that as a meal all by itself. The food was pure comfort for the soul.

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    I have never had Yemen, but with the great reviews I want to try it... what are the must order items for a newbie?

    The best dishes are "Lahm Soogar" - Arabic for "little meat". It's cubes of delicious grilled beef or lamb with vegetables. And "Salta", a pulled beef stew served sizzling in a stone bowl on your table.… 

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