Reviews for Yemen Whdah Restaurant in Brooklyn, NY
I was there today in this restaurant. So I take lamp and rice . The rice was so dry no taste. And he gave me just the bone no... meat at all the salad comes with was dirty not clean . And the workers of there no customer service at all . And he charge me36$ and some change. So I talk to the manger I tell him you have to change me this order because you gave me just the bone nomeat and he told me no I can?t change it for you because. Me too I buy the meat like that . so I tell him you gone give me justthe bone no meat and you gone charge me 36$ and he say yes . Dirty restaurant.???? ????? ???? ???? ?????? . Read more
The food was good and tasty. The haneeth was tender and very tasty. The portion was small and pricey. They charged me $31 for a... small plate which is ridiculously expensive. The guy was moody, and was in a hurry. The place gotta clean up the place better. Read more
Alhamdulillah, Halal food we found on Brooklyn. Marshallah, Their food is very tasty and delicious. We enjoyed tho... $$ price... with delicious food more than fair enough.. Read more
Food was below average. Meal : saltah Menu: no menus ; you have to count on your own memory! Bad selling approach! Cleanliness:... bad ?very bad?tables were dirty. I love Yemeni food and this place made almost hate till I went down the street to anotherYemeni place then I got my food memory back. Read more
YEMEN ???????? Excerpt from Eat the World NYC: Sometime a few years back, the owners of what used to be Yemen Cuisine in Cobble... Hill decided to pack up the business and start fresh in Bay Ridge. As Atlantic Avenue seemed to be less and less conducive tooperating a restaurant, 5th Avenue in their new neighborhood apparently has no limits for more and more Yemeni and other MiddleEastern-owned businesses. This address has went through a few changes since the move, first keeping the name Yemen Cuisine inEnglish, then changing to a sign only in Arabic that said Yemen Wahdah. Wahdah means "unity" in English, and it is this namethat they seemed to have stuck with, offering both languages now on their sharp new sign. Despite being old and frayed, the oldlaminated menus from Cobble Hill, still with the address from Court Street, have survived and prove the kitchen is still makingeverything the same way. Stickers have been placed over prices to offer new (higher) ones, but otherwise the feelings of theirfriendly hospitality are just as they always were. Read more
Remember my last experience?! Not so good , but now this is the real Yemen food , and better is the service, just amazing, I... recommend to everyone! Try it ! Read more
The food is really good i love the haneed. The meat was well cooked.............. and the fish salta was on point too............ this is my new spot for Yemeni food.... I will definitely recommend this place. Read more
On menu was each order 26$ lamb haneeth we ordered 4 late they charged me 36$ each I paid for that 143$ total be carful guys ?.