Aladdin

“The food was good, with very polite and friendly staff.”

Rachel★★★★★

My first time trying Iraqi food! The restaurant itself is small with just two tables. I ordered at the counter and the owner told me to take a seat and pay afterwards. He brought out my order: kebab sandwich, mint yogurt drink and knafeh. The mint yogurt honestly did not taste minty but it balanced out the knafeh nicely, which imo was a bit too sweet for my taste. They also sell baklava which I'll have to try another day. The samoon bread was unique - it had a chewy texture - the kebab well seasoned and went nicely with the vegetables. I'll definitely back to try more of the menu.

Hani Alansari★★★★★

This is a real traditional Iraqi Kubab & Falafel master, if you seeking the real taste nothing else, you to this hidden jewel deep in Worcester, MA. Forget about the smal dining area and simplicity of the place ask for Falafel sub and will get it in the traditional iraqi bread "Samoon" with "Umba" sauce on top, it worth every last penny.

Emad Siddeeq★★★

The quality of the meat was poor, the kebab and shawarma were barely acceptable, but the falafel was good.

Stuart Foster★★★★★

It’s honestly the best kebab I’ve ever had in the state, and the bread is extremely delicious. You cannot get Iraqi samoon bread like this anywhere else in Massachusetts that I am aware of. I can’t recommend it highly enough, and I will 100% make sure to come back the next time I am in Worcester.