9 Great Middle Eastern Markets In Miami - Miami - The Infatuation
"Not to be confused with Kendall’s Aladdin, this market is on NE 163rd Street, a strip that’s home to the most impressive diversity of cuisine in Miami. You can browse rows of various pantry goods, hookah supplies, and halal meat, but another great reason to come here is the restaurant inside, where you can get a filling and affordable lunch. They serve dishes like falafel, lamb chops, and shawarma wraps covered in a small avalanche of french fries. It works great for takeout, but the small dining room next to the market is the kind of quiet spot perfect for taking a meditative lunch break on a stressful day and taking your aggression out on some very crispy kibbeh." - mariana trabanino, ryan pfeffer
Ryan Pfeffer
