Built my own bowl at Kuubs and accidentally became a Mediterranean chef in the process…read more Lamb? Sizzled like it had a personal vendetta against bland food. Chicken? So juicy it probably has its own skincare routine. Sauces? I don't know what's in them, but I'd fight a gladiator for the recipe. The staff was chill, the place was clean, and my taste buds are still sending thank-you notes. If you haven't been to Kuubs yet, fix your life. #KuubsKrazy #BowlBoss #EdenPrairieEats #FlavorExplosion #MediterraneanMVP

Needed something refreshing and light. Casual counter service place I can enjoy now that Roti is…read morenot an option anymore. Ordered their platter dish and a regular gyro. Really liked the fresh crispy salad and the nice char on their kabobs. Pita came warm and soft. BUT the best thing was the thick Greek yogurt sauce. It was more of a paste to coat the pita bread or the kabobs. The owner was very nice and accommodating.

The hummus bowls at Babas were amazing!…read more I ordered the chicken buffalo bowl. At first, I was a bit hesitant about the flavor combination but it turned out to be delicious. We also ordered a pita pizza-style and it was good as well. My personal favorite is the chicken buffalo and would recommend to anyone that plans to visit. It is located in uptown, parking isn't the easiest but it's worth it. Overall, food was good, restaurant was clean, service was also good and fast. I will return!

Baba's has never disappointed on its mini pitas and hummus bowls. However this time I was craving…read morea Shawarma wrap and their new menu mentioned they had one and a Wagyu one! They also now have pizza. I was super excited to try the new items and unfortunately they weren't a hit. The Shawarma wrap was disappointing; not enough fillings, lacked flavor and wrap was dry and crumbly and not in a desired flaky way either. And at $17 I felt some kind of way. The pizza was undercooked and soggy. Service was excellent as you order at the walk up counter. The lime and mint slush was delicious and refreshing and made fresh once I ordered it! The calm ambiance and vibe there never disappoint! But I do hope they rethink the new items and make some adjustments to them. I love Baba's and will continue to be an avid customer but I will stick with the hummus bowls and pita and hope they keep that summer lime refresher on the menu!

Stopped in for dinner and ordered a shawarma bowl and peri peri chicken bowl. You order at a kiosk…read moreand get a buzzer. The food came out pretty quickly and was presented well. All items looked fresh. Both entrees were tasty but I preferred the shawarma bowl - the chicken in the peri peri bowl seemed a little dry, but had good flavor. The meals were well portioned, definitely filled me up. Also got the baklava and it was fine, generous portion size. Would come back!

Somehow has everything I ever have a craving for, and makes it all well. It's pretty far from us so…read moreI wish there was a closer one. I haven't physically been there since we usually just get it from DoorDash, so I don't know how they make all this make sense in one location, but I'm glad it exists. Sometimes they forget to pack the garlic sauce tho, and I wish they had hummus or similar to go with the pitas

My favorite place for Mediterranean food. I usually do a pick up order and my go to's are the…read moresaffron chicken kabob plate, street doner wrap, or spicy gyro pita. They have a parking lot so parking is never an issue.

This is a great neighborhood spot for casual Mediterranean food that tastes really good…read moreLots of choices to choose from - their spicy sauces are no joke- definitely not midwestern spice so note that Fries really good too, I liked the Greek donuts they had at one point but I think the menu changes Cute interior - very fast service and nice staff

Incredible array of Middle Eastern food available on the lunch and dinner buffet. It's also…read morepossible to order individual items off the menu. Lunch buffet is about $20, Dinner about $25 (both really good deals if you can afford it, because the range of food available is vast. This includes salads, appetizers, entrees and desserts). As of Feb, 2026, this is a place, on "Eat Street" in Mpls that is challenged because of ICE in Mpls - many regular customers not coming in. Free parking in lot in front of restaurant or on street Strongly urge coming here for best of all reasons - food is outstanding. Restaurant deserves support.

Didn't have a lot of what I wanted. The place is expensive for an all-you-can-eat buffet, and they…read moredon't have unlimited drink options where you can refill your own drink. One of the only items I chose was the Veggie Samosa (4 pcs), which somehow had jalapeños stuffed inside them. That completely ruined my experience. The ice cream was good, but in my entire life, I have never left a buffet still hungry.

Famous for their catering of Mexican food, this place has a few t small tables for dine in or take…read moreout. Portion is generous and taste good.

Good food. Haven't seen many places that have Cali Burritos in town, but this place nailed it…read more Super satisfying. Gotta go back to check other dishes on their menu!!!!!!

Hole in the wall E African restaurant. I stopped by here since it was a quick 10 min away from work…read moreon my way home. There is construction actively going on due to the new train station with denser housing and businesses being built, so be aware when you drive in. The establishment is not a vibe, it's an American dream in the making. The building is rustic as food is filling. The staff was brisk in taking orders and the environment is lively. Some places to sit, but more of a take out kinda place. I ordered a Sambusa and Goat Meat plate with rice. I'm still new to E African cuisine, so my reviews is more biased with my background versus experience. Sambusa; fried patty filled with meat which I'm gonna assume is beef? It has a nice spicy kick to it, but is drier than my preference. Nice and crispy. Goat Meat with Rice; the star of my dinner and my favorite of the 2. It comes with a salad which is forgettable. The real appeal is the tender goat atop the rice. The rice soaks up the juice and is so flavorful. The goat has bones, so can be annoying to some diners, but allows for a richer flavor. It appears to be pressure cooked finished off with a tomato and onion stir-fry, the crunch of the onions pairs well with the tenderness of the goat. Fun place to pick up food to eat at home if you're tired of cooking. Would stop by and try the other dishes.

I love it Somali food in general yes the portions are huge but I'm Somali and it's really common to…read morehave portions that huge the hot sauce is really good for the average person it's really spicy but I have Somali blood in me I can handle it I love Sam USA but putting fish in it and not making it spicy should be illegal if you're vegetarian almost everything has meat in it but overall it's amazing