They are food very good and service excellent
The food is delicious! Make sure to try their tea!!
It’s a good Yemenite restaurant in the neighborhood. The servers are nice and well behaved.Food felt like average. I took the lamb Mandi and the rice didn’t taste that good. We also took Kabsa and liver fry. Kabsa was good and the liver fry was the star of the show.
Traditional Yemeni restaurant. You get a feel of being in some Arab country when you enter. They serve fresh bread as appetizer for every one with chuttni. Slow braised lamb is amazing. Other dishes were good too. You get complimentary tea which has unique taste. Prices are not bad either. Would recommend to visit atleast once.
I finally came back to Yemen Cafe after moving out of the neighborhood a few years ago & it was just as excellent as I remembered. The meal started off with cups of lamb soup, fresh bread, and a salad for the table. We ordered the baba ghanoush which was delicious, the foul which was piping hot and very fresh, the lamb kibdah, and the chicken glaba.The portions are very generous and prices are very reasonable. We had dinner for 4 for under $70 which is unheard of in Brooklyn, and we still had leftovers to bring home.
Love ❤️ it so tasty and delicious
Tried this Yemeni restaurant for the first time and not disappointed. The dining hall is spacious enough if u want social distancing. They served lamb soup with a very soft bread/roti, salad and tomato sauce( their own kind) as compliment. The food we ordered was good in quantity and very tasty. The kehwa at the end did the job well. Loved everything. Recommended. 10/10
Been coming to this place for many years.Always have had a great experience.Lamb Habeeb is like none other.Staff and owners are very accommodating.They also happen to win the best Halal restaurant in Brooklyn in 2021. Congrats to them and the whole team.For more Halal restaurants visit our Facebook and Instagram @thehalalguide
Food: great cooking and flavor . Free spice tea.A true Yemeni great food.Cleanliness: great compared to other places in the area.Presentation and approach: again, they expect you to know what you want and no explaining for meals you can’t even pronounce.Attract people by explaining more meals to them.
They start you off with a lamb broth soup, bread, and salad before serving the main meal, which comes quick. The lamb shank is fall off the bone tender and is truly one of the best I’ve had.