Nariman Restaurants

A new “homy” way of serving Arabic food (Palestinian). The place is noisy. The servant was focused on socializing with a girl from another shop. It was a bit too much chatting and loud The food was average at best. Mansaf was below average, the rice was too oily. The yogurt soup was too watery and made from instant package. Stuffed zucchini was average. Meat quality is questionable. Fatoush salad was bad, dressing was missing. No taste and came with deep fried thick greasy pita. Kibbi was a home run in flavor but was cooked in low temperature oil, hence it was oil spongy. The bathroom was dirty. The food reminds me with old country local neighborhood restaurants. Overall, checked the box. I might give it another chance but not in the near term.

Great food. Great flavors. We tried the Mansef, Molokhia soup, and stuffed zucchini. All of it was delicious. All the food was priced reasonably. You get a solid amount of food. Best to order a few dishes and share. Service was great. Staff was kind and attentive. Very helpful. We will be visiting again

My family and I had an awesome experience and I’m very happy it was our last stop in IL. before heading out to NY. The food was delicious and we loved all of the dishes we ordered. The atmosphere was very homey and welcoming. I personally loved the umbrellas and flowers decorations. It is very beautiful and cute. My family and my guest loved and I’m glad we came and tried the restaurant.

Very good food, excellent service! It tastes just like my mother used to make it!

Tasty! First time trying the place and it was great! Very flavorful. Thank you for a great meal.

Another Jordanian joint. I lossed my virginity at first sip , an earthy, spinach like taste full of history ". Most delicious soup I ever tried . Ill eat it every day low-key this is the shi.

The food was so good and the staff is incredibly friendly!

I been going to this restaurant for a while now and let me tell you this the food In number 1 in Illinois the mansaf is out of this planet it’s made in the traditional way and more importantly it’s made with love this family owned restaurant have pride in what they do and that’s why it makes it special place and a special experience Thank you for always being grate much love

Friendly staff, very welcoming, and nice specials selections, traditional Palestinian dishes . They have daily specials too.

Came back for meal number two and three! I got the Molokhia with chicken. Delicious! Loved that the chicken was baked and they even gave me a plate of olives and pickles to go with my meal. Third trip I ordered the magloubeh with lamb and it was also a winner in my book. Very generous potions and meat was cooked to perfection!

Excellent service, very good food Very nice and friendly staff We had mahshi and mansaf Mansaf was the best I have tasted in chicago Mahshi was fresh and cooked very well Very generous portion Friendly and welcoming staff

I've been ordering from this restaurant a few times, but the last few times was horrible, I ordered the rice with the vegetables and it was super salty. There was hardly any vegetables and it was a small portion and the chicken was so dry. Then today I ordered grape leaves and zucchini. I only got the grape leaves, and when I called to tell the man on the phone that I only got grape leaves, he didn't offer to refund or credit me for the zucchini. He said it was probably just a mistake then he asked what do I want. That's not good. Customer service at all. When you tell a customer what do you want? You should have the resolution I shouldn't have to tell you what I want. I decided anyways to go ahead and just eat the grape leaves because I already paid such a high price for a little bit of grape leaves. The leaves were extremely salty. I could hardly eat them and had no flavor at all. This place is so pricey they charge you so much give you little portions and they don't taste their food before they make it or they have a cook. Cook in there the ants extra salt and no other flavoring. These were the most disgusting grape leaves I've ever tasted in my whole life, this restaurant is a disgrace to Middle Eastern and a disgrace to humans, if someone calls you as a customer stating they are not satisfied with the order because you guys made the mistake you offer the resolution not say what do you want me to do. I still have the nasty taste of those salty grape leaves in my mouth please if you want good middleEastern food do not order from this place

Visiting Chicago I visit the nariman restaurant it was a great experience I recommend it to everyone it clean and food taste delicious