Karam Restaurant
Lebanese restaurant · Bayridge ·
Authentic Lebanese shawarma, falafel, rotisserie chicken & pies
Authentic Lebanese shawarma, falafel, rotisserie chicken & pies
"Karam has a rotisserie oven spinning whole chickens and shawarma on the spit right by the door. But it's not just a show, that chicken is extremely juicy, with skin that’s absorbed all of its seasoning like a ShamWow. If you want something fast, go for the Lebanese-style sandwich with beef and lamb shawarma wrapped in a flatbread that's also stuffed with pickles and drizzled with a pungent garlic sauce. Alternatively, there's a separate dining room across from the counter area of the restaurant where you can sit and eat your falafel right when it's at its crispiest." - neha talreja, willa moore, carina finn koeppicus
"Chawki likes Karam for Lebanese-style sandwiches, which are served wrapped in flatbread, stuffed with pickles, and drizzled with a pungent garlic sauce that perfectly compliments the richness of Karam’s shawarma. The falafel balls here are crisp, fluffy, and fragrant with cumin and garlic, and the rice pilaf that’s served with the platter is memorable in its own right. In the front of the restaurant, you’ll see a rotisserie oven spinning whole chickens and a display of za’atar pies and lahmajeen—sometimes referred to as “Lebanese pizza.”" - carina finn koeppicus
"Come to Karam for Lebanese-style sandwiches, which are served wrapped in flatbread, stuffed with pickles, and drizzled with a pungent garlic sauce that perfectly compliments the richness of Karam’s shawarma. The falafel balls here are crisp, fluffy, and fragrant with cumin and garlic, and the rice pilaf that’s served with the platter is memorable in its own right. In the front of the restaurant, you’ll see a rotisserie oven spinning whole chickens and a display of za’atar pies and lahmajeen—sometimes referred to as “Lebanese pizza.” Food Rundown Falafel Sandwich The falafel here are made with chickpeas, fava beans, and sesame, and they’re heavily scented with garlic, onion, and cumin. You can order them by the dozen, but they pair especially well with lightly charred flatbread and pickles. Mixed Shawarma Sandwich It will be impossible not to stop and stare at the spits of roasting shawarma when you walk into Karam, and this sandwich offers you the opportunity to try a little bit of each. The pickled turnip, which is dyed neon fuschia, is a particularly nice addition. Zaatar Pie Like a Lebanese pizza with no sauce or cheese, just olive oil and all the good stuff (AKA za’atar). This is only $3, and it’s a great standalone snack or accompaniment to anything else on the menu." - Carina Finn
"Some Lebanese restaurants in town have been sanitized of the offal that is so popular in that part of the world, but not Karam. With an informal ambiance and counter that extends the entire depth of the place, plus a small dining room in the next storefront (no waiter service), it’s an ideal destination for a dash-in falafel, shawarma sandwich, or complete feast. Maybe choose a brain, tongue, or liver sandwich, or one of the topped flatbreads cooked in its pizza oven. Plenty to chose from here at reasonable prices for the neighborhood." - Robert Sietsema
"A toum as thick as mayonnaise yet surprisingly mild for a raw-garlic sauce; excellent on pita chips or with rotisserie chicken—buy a large container." - Tammie Teclemariam
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