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Khalo Naser Syrian Cuisine & Lounge
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Veg-options
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International
Mediterranean
Take-out
Middle Eastern
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Syrian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Middle Eastern restaurant with vegan mezze options, such as hummus, falafel, stuffed grape leaves, tabbouleh, muhammara, lavash, and more. Baba ghanoush is vegan if ordered without dairy - specify when ordering. Open Tue 9:00am-9:00pm, Wed-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-10:00pm, Sun 11:00am-9:00pm. Closed Mon.
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- Reservations required
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 18 Apr 2023 by Guest
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Added by SarahVoodie on 18 Apr 2023
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4 Reviews
First Review by GaryJimmerson
AlisonBain
Points +172
Nice place for dinner - Edit
Went here to entertain a business guest. Good vegan options in addition to meat eaters.
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Liligirl
Points +25
Delicious! - Edit
My husband and I went for a date night here. It was a brightly lit, lovely atmosphere, until about 6:30, the lights went down and became more romantic feeling. There was no table available when we arrived so they told us we can order a drink at the bar then when a table opened they would give it to us. Unfortunately, each time a table opened, the hostess sat someone else there. Kindof a bummer for what was to be a (very rare) date night. Leading with that, the service was mediocre. My husband was through his first beer before I ever was told they were out of my choice, which was Almaza, a Lebanese beer. About 20 minutes later, my second choice was finally served. Once our food was served, we never saw the server again, until it was time to hunt them down for the check. But, they were quite friendly, and we didn’t mind being left alone, though we both would’ve liked more to drink. Speaking of, I got the Polotic, a mint lemonade with tequila…it was fabulous; like a mojito crossed with a margarita…my two favorite cocktails😄for appetizers, we had the baba ganoush and also spicy garlic potatoes. Both were delicious, my husband noted that the baba tasted like green Chile salsa, and he wasn’t wrong. Not what I expect from baba, but very tasty nonetheless. The potatoes reminded us both of Buffalo sauce, though not spicy at all. Also, tasty! Hubby ordered a kabob meat dish and said it was cooked perfectly. I ordered the moskaet betenjan. I had not had that dish before so can’t speak to how it’s supposed to taste, but reminded me very much of an Italian dish. It came with a wonderful jasmine rice, sliced radish, and green bell peppers. I assume the rice was seasoned with saffron. I was hoping for a little heat in my dish, so my husband gave me a very hot pepper from his plate. Everything served was truly delicious. Another reviewer mentioned tortillas served with the baba ganoush. That was not our experience. We received a freshly fried and warm pita. Everything we ate and drank was five stars (out of five). The service left much to be desired, but it was Friday night and busy. We’ll definitely be back for more. It’s especially great when you’re a mixed couple like we are, vegan and carnivore. Our drinks, apps, and meals came to $101 plus tip. Also, they had photos of all their meals on the menu, that was great for foreign cuisine!
Read morePros: Nice atmosphere , Variety of Arabic beverages , Delicious food
Cons: Not enough tables , Needs more staff, Mediocre service
Guest
Dr.Bear
Points +60
Delicious! - Edit
I had the vegetarian plate with a lemon drop. My husband got the moskaet betenjan with mohmarah and a tequila sunrise. Everything was delicious! We definitely will be coming back!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-09-18
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GaryJimmerson
Points +67
Acceptable Syrian Cuisine - Edit
Maybe I'm spoiled from my time eating at Nicholas and Ya Hala in Portland. The food was pretty good but not great. The hummus was very smooth and tasty. The fava dish (ful mudammas) was very lemony and satisfying. The grape leaves and falafel are better than average. The baba was acceptable but not very aesthetically pleasing. The big bummer is that they just toast large tortillas as their bread. Kinda lame. I mean, tortillas are a life necessity, but not for tearing off pieces and dipping into Middle Eastern spreads. Hopefully they will up their bread game. The little pizzas that came out of the kitchen looked good though. The menu was marked with a "D" for dairy and "H" for meat. The servers were knowledgeable about ingredients too.
Read moreThis is a new place in town, solid foundation with room to improve. We will go back for sure, just not stoked on the tortilla thing.
Updated from previous review on 2023-07-15
Pros: Great hummus and grape leaves, Easy to navigate menu
Cons: Hahaha, tortillas , Slightly disorganized service (was busy)
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