Arth Alsaeedah

I went and ordered the Fahsa with lamb and the Salta about a month ago. It comes with a nice amount of bread to eat it with too. It was wonderful and I highly recommend this place. Still remember how lovely it was so I decided to write a review. I feel like that is a good testament to how nice it was. I recommend those two dishes if you go here.

Went here today and was pleased with the quality. Got 2 Shawarmas, They took a long time preparing it so I knew it was gonna hit. Great prices and great food! Workers are are friendly highly highly recommend

It’s a nice little restaurant with a decent amount of tables and chairs so a spot to sit and eat is commonly found. Their rotisserie chicken is juicy because the size of the chicken they use, some places be using 30lb chicken to “sell” the most meat but here they use maybe 10-15lb chickens making them more tender and juicy 🤤. Their pricing is fair compared to other Yemeni/middle eastern restaurants. This is my go to Yemeni cuisine when I’m in the Bronx,

Probably the worst food I have tried in this area. It was hard to tell which was worse, was it the food or the service! For the price it is, you guys can do better. At least provide plates and spoons to the customers. Don’t waste your time and money here!

It's a great place and the food tastes different they are very friendly the restaurant is very simple but the food is divine it's amazing I travel an hour to get there it's worth it

I was on a day trip to explore little yemen and this spot definitely delivered. It had all the things I expect from a local Yemeni spot. The service is very candid and easy going. The food was on point with all the right fixings. I got a roasted chicken with rice and a plate of okra. Highly recommended if you want a taste of yemen or youre missing home.

This is one of my favorite spots to eat in NYC. The food is excellent and everyone there is so nice and welcoming. Unfortunately, they have problems with hygiene. 1. Some of the workers there would be touching their mouths, playing with their masks, and then serving you the food. 2. One of the employees was wearing very dirty clothes with food and oil stuck on the shirt. 3. The tea machine that serves complimentary tea for customers is a great idea, but again, there is mold smell coming out from the tea. They should clean the machine before serving complimentary tea for customers. 4. They place the uncooked chicken on the floor? I mean, COME ON. You do not ever do that. (Refer to the attached picture) This makes me worry even more about how clean the kitchen is from inside. I will remove this review once the manager/owner responds back to my review and assures us in the response that they will take strict measurements when it comes to hygiene because I don't want to affect their business. I love this place, but I get disappointed with the hygiene.

The staff is attentive, and the restaurant is clean. Overall, the food is hit or miss. The Grill House Specialty Platter was overly salty, and on my second visit the roasted lamb was dry and not very tasty. They also provide complimentary tea, salad, and soup, which is a nice touch. However, the credit card fee is outrageous.

If you don't know Arabic, you're going to have a tough time ordering. Thankfully one of the workers spoke English and he was really nice. Like any other halal restaurant during Ramadan, it's hectic around Iftar. They gave us dates to break our fast with and we also received salads, soups (which was DELICIOUS) and this spicy sauce salsa thing. We ordered some of the samosas (unsure if these are called differently?) We were hesitant on what flavors to get. So the person helping us out just grabbed some for us to try and we were happy, they were yum. We ordered the mixed grill, 2 breads and hummus. I wanted to get the house special mixed grill with the lamb chops but they said they didnt have any more lamb. But i swear the other tables were getting lamb its fine My partner didnt like that the meats in the mixed grill were over charred, said it was practically burnt. I didnt like that the bread wasnt super fluffy like naan, a lot of it was very crispy like chips instead of fluffy. But we enjoyed our meal and honestly, I have more empathy for the staff during Ramadan, its definitely a hectic time when its time to eat. Theres also free tea you can grab and this was delicious as well. Sweet and full of cinnamon and cardamom taste.

This place has absolutely no ambiance, its a storefront, but the food is excellent, spiced just right. We had chicken with the Yemeni national dish, Saltah, also soup and lamb stew with bread and rice. The rice was so good, citrusy flavored, that you could eat it just by itself. Dessert and tea was also good although they didn't have any of the selections on the menu and gave us something else, a creamy pudding. Service, however, was horrible. They put out food and bottled drinks with no plates, cups or silverware. We had to ask for those things. Apparently Yemenis eat everything with hands and bread out of the communal dishes? We had to flag down the server when we needed him, he did not come to the table otherwise. At dessert time, no one removed the dirty plates that were already there. For these reasons I could not give four or five stars even though the food was so good. If it doesn't bother you to have subpar service, the food is really delicious. My friend said he didn't care and would go back. There are no stairs and the bathroom is on the main floor. Also, there were no women eating here except for me, and I was with two men. If I had been alone or with a female friend, I would have felt uncomfortable honestly. Maybe I would just order delivery.

Outstanding food, value, and service. The absolute largest amount of food ever for a lunch order in decades of eating in NYC. Excellent salmon--enough for 3+ meals, 2 huge pieces of great traditional whole wheat flat bread, rice with curried veggies (and lots of okra), and salad with dressing. Three meals' worth easily for the price of one. Great taste served with love. The next best part was how inexpensive for such quantities of authentic Yemeni cuisine.

It's Aii everything with them always comes late never on time. Time is money my guyerzsz

Best Yemeni food in the bx for sure. Great food and always on point.great staff authentic to the culture

We had a family dinner having about 15 persons in that restaurant last night and it's not a good place to go with family. Air conditioner was not working right and the service is horrible. But their food quality and the price is great.