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Good ambiance, food is good quantity, quality wise its ok. I find it bit expensive as compared to the food quality. Staff is friendly, however i think it would have been best if one of the staff is there for customers coming in the restaurant as when we went there every one was busy. Rest it was good.

The second you walk in, you are embraced by the essence of lamb but you adjust quickly. There are booths, tables and floor seating available which I thought was a unique feature which caters well for this particular type of culinary experience. They offer complementary coffee which was extremely watered down but nice gesture regardless. Onto the food, I got a mixed plate which was accompanied with a lentil soup. The soup itself was tasty but watered down. The rice was absolutely delicious, each bite was full of flavour. The chicken was cooked to perfection and was falling of the bone. The lamb itself was cooked well and very easy to eat. The food itself is very basic, Rice and Chicken but since it's very enriched with flavour it works. A Salad would have elevated this dish to another level. Overall, it was good

First time here. Very clean restaurant and very friendly service. Asked them what the most popular dish was and they suggested the Madhbi Mixed Plate. The meat was fall off the bone delicious...don't even need a knife and the rice was seasoned very well. Oh, and the lentil soup to start off was also really good. Must try if you are in the area. Enjoy!!

It has a nice atmosphere inside. It reminds me of my days in the middle east. I ordered mix madhbi and it was good sized. The taste too was excellent and the meat was very tender and tasty. Pricing is just about right, not too cheap but not too expensive considering the portions. Having lived in middle east and experience Middle Eastern cuisine, I rate this place quite high.

What is 'Mandi ' exactly? Its a popular middle Eastern dish that originates from Yemen. Meat that is slow cooked in a pit is layered over a bed of amazingly seasoned rice and served with a side of yogurt. There are different types of meat that you can choose from. The available choices were beef, lamb, goat, chicken and fish. All of them come seasoned and slow cooked to perfection. The food is not spicy and is a great change for people looking for new middle eastern food but are sick of shawarma and kebabs. The prices are pretty good and the portions are massive, I ordered the chicken Mandi which is my favorite and left pretty satisfied. The staff are friendly, the place was very clean and they even have a drive through.