Been trying to get inside this restaurant for over a year, since Covid Closed the dining room. How cool just reopened a couple weeks ago. Only a handful of Authentic Syrian Restaurants around Metro Detroit. We had a marvelous hour plus experience, the owner and staff treated us like family. Whenever we hear the names of dishes like fattoush or hummus, we think of the Lebanese cuisine. However, these dishes are also part of traditional Syrian cuisine. This is mainly because the traditional foods in Syria have been derived from various other regions of the world especially after the Islamic era. Having gone through various conquests by the Arabs, Persians and Ottoman Turks, the traditional food in Syria are similar to other cuisines like the Levant, Lebanese and middle-eastern cuisines. Kinda went over board had 4 large containers with leftovers, three of us stuffed with unique outstanding food's. Here's a list hopefully not forgotten anything. Fatoush Salad, Lentils Soup, Toum, Hummus, Syrian Spicy Red Bread. A most delicious Cauliflower n Tahini Sauce dish WOWED. Real Lamb Kafta and Chicken Kafta both bursting with unique flavors. Tender moist Rice n Falafel perfect for sharing. A smashed Lamb in a pita Arayes and a plate of very best ever Batata Harra. A OMG dish instant addiction and a must try. Batata Harra literally means spicy potatoes--a fairly popular Middle Eastern skillet potatoes dish. So Happy for this small family business open 4 year's now is very popular with hundreds of regular customers. Find Great reviews around the web Yelp Google n Facebook. #shawarmashouse @shawarmashousewestland #syriancusine #middleeasternfood #batataharra #lambkafta #chickenkafta #falafel #motorcitymunchers (at Shawarma’s House) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcBoHkbrHiq/?utm_medium=tumblr
