Midan Al Tahrir

As mentioned in the comments. Service was extremely slow. Ordered Mutabak and it was nothing like Mutabak. And it wasn’t cheap
Waste of money!

Great place! Great service! Always busy,
People complaining about the wait but it worth the waiting because they always make fresh food, if you want fast food you can go to Macdonald or jack in the box. All the staff is very friendly and helpful. and you can choose where you want to be seated on the table or in private rooms or on the floor jalsa and you feel home there I really recommend this place

If you want to taste the real Arabic Food, here is the right place and the best. All staff are friendly even the manager she is so helpful, I highly recommend to deal with manager (Samah) if want to order for the party.
The Food always fresh and clean, they properly cook every 2 hours because of the rash of the customers and keeping quality of it. I feel eating on my house.
The Food was excellent, the atmosphere great, and service on point.

The mandi tastes great.
The service is good too.
One of the best places we had in our visit to Cali.

From my experience I don’t recommend going there! The orders took forever to be ready! The place was silent as death!
The menu was too limited! The service wasn’t good.

The worst service ever !!!
I went there stayed for at least 15 minutes and no one came to take my order or even bring some water, I will never go there again !!!

I just came to LA and I was crave for maassob as well lamb mandi i went to this restaurant and order both of these dishes they were super dope I really liked

This place has one of the most tasting Arabic food in California. It always makes me feel like I’m back home. Every foodie must try this place!

I love it here. The food is always on point and the service is always great. would recommend this place to everyone :)

It wasn’t bad, but I have had better. The food could have been prepared better and they should have been more ready with the customer needs. For example; when we ordered two hummus, we only got one because they didn’t have enough. I ordered kabsa. The rice was ok and seasoned, while the meat wasn’t seasoned. over-​all; It’s not horrible but could have been better.

Since the last visit its getting worst in the taste, this is not the same food that I used to eat here.

Never go there… food was cold and took over an hour to be served on our table
Service is the worst

Don’t don’t don’t please don’t go there. It’s the worst Arabian or Egyptian restaurant. The place is 1 out of 1000.
The food :
When we ordered it took them an hour to get us appetizers. The drinks came after the food. They severed us the food cold not testy at all and it took them forever to bring the first dish.
Don’t ever think to go there. Its The worst, terrible, horrible, bad, awful, disgusting, tasteless, gross, overpriced, worse, poor food ever. .






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Iv been there twice, came in first time to try some of the middle eastern food, and it was so good and it has all the flavors
The lamb meat was cocked very well —
I will difinetly come back for more !!

Food Served cold, the Kabsa dish was small and not tasty!
The only good thing here was the waiter, she did her best, TV always turned off, why I dunno, this place used to be a good place before.
I spent $ 17 for nothing!

Has been one of my favs, I wish I could live in Anahiem just to eat in this awesome restaurant, but I still have no problem driving 20 miles just to eat here. Friendly crew, quiet place and they’re ready to serve you untill midnight.

I’m Egyptian native. The food was delicious and just the sheer variety of the items on the menu that you never see in any North American restaurant is impressive. The service was very friendly and family like. They have everything from molokhia to hamam.
Tastes like homemade food
Highly recommended

Sorry if you have high expectations for this place like I did but it happened to be the worst Arabic restaurant experience I have eaten at during the 20 yrs I’ve been living in California.
There are a list of flaws this restaurant has
–Service
15 minutes after ordering we haven’t got our drinks or appetizers yet and the lady comes out saying «it’s going to take a while». She doesn’t give us an estimated time. These waiters here dress in hoodies and beanies like it’s their parents restaurant and they’re entitled to do what they want which really affects the quality of the restaurants service.
After 2 hours of waiting we finally got our drinks, appetizers, and incorrect meals! I told her that I ordered lamb and she tried to insist I ordered the chicken biryani. So she said she would replace it and by this time I did not want to wait for another meal especially after tasting at how the lamb from the lamb mathlootha we ordered was which was full of lamb fat and chewy meat! This restaurant still tried to charge us for the incorrect order they made!
–Humus, falafel and bread
The bread came cold in a wooden basket that looked dirty on the inside. The humus was the worst I have tasted. I am convinced it is canned humus. Humus is made with tahinia, garlic, and lemon however this humus was so bland I could not taste any of the flavors besides cold smashes garbanzo beans. The falafel was ok however an authentic falafel is composed of more parsley but this place fills it with beans and flour which is really a cheap filler that make 1 lb of real falafel become 3 lbs of fried beans.
–Biryani
When I asked one of the servers which was some bald Egyptian kid with a hoodie, what kind of biryani it was he said «I don’t know». As I leave I ask the cashier what type of restaurant this is. He said its Egyptian/​middle eastern restaurant. When I asked him where is this type of biryani from he first said its Indian then he said Pakistani. The reason I asked is because the incorrect lamb biryani I ordered was only yellow colored rice and I have ate Indian, Iraqi, Iranian biryani and this just looked like a bed of yellow rice…
–Odor
As you walk in this place you will notice the BO which is horrible when the service takes a while.
If you are looking for a delicious Arabic restaurant that won’t let you down try Zait & Zataar, Olive Tree, Sahara Falafel, Forn Al-​hara, or Al-​Amir.

This Egyptian restaurant may not look like much, but the food is amazing and the service is very friendly. I have been here twice and everything I have ordered is delicious.
There are so many things on the menu that I have never seen at any other restaurant in North America.
— The falafel are done the Egyptian way, and are the best falafel I have ever had in the US or Canada.
— The kabsa (a rice and meat dish that is similar to Indian biryani but is made in the Arabian Peninsula) is absolutely delicious.
— The dove soup is to die for. The lentil soup is equally delicious.
— The prices are very reasonable and the servers are eager to help you decide what to get.
Give it a shot.

The menu is a blend of Arabian food. Egyptian, Syrian and khaliji. The dinning hall has three sections, one where you can seat on the floor on low tables, or ordinary tables, or private tables in booths.
The food is very delicious. Don’t miss the molokhya. The stuffed pigeons are also tasteful.
However, they don’t score much in terms of service quality and overall restaurant’s atmosphere