"Their guava juice was really good- and it was clearly fresh squeezed fresh pressed juice like stated on the menu. I have also had the nutella shake which I did not really like. The cheese pie is good- it 's like a middle eastern pizza but the dough is actually better than most pizza places. The ground beef kabob sandwich was decent, with a different type of white sauce than what is used at most kabob places and halal guys. But this sauce was actually better than the standard white sauce offered at most places. I 'm not sure what exactly they put in it but it is somehow better. Their meat pie is actually a samosa which I did not like. It is misleading since Middle Eastern restaurants generally do have an actual meat pie dish- and it 's totally different than a meat filled samosa. Additionally, their samosas are just way too greasy. I had to throw out the remaining two after forcing myself to eat one of them. The ground beef kabob platter was fine, but the rice has a different aroma and flavor to it- I did not like the rice. It had certain spices and flavors in it that I dont think go well with beef and the white sauce. The rice here is not like the brown or white rice you may find at other kabob restaurants. Additionally I dont know if the bread here was old or its the method of cooking the bread, but the bread is very hard and dry and tough feeling. So on the kabob sandwich- the bread was actually the worst part, while everything else was fine. At many places the bread can be the best part of a sandwich like this. The baklava is standard baklava, I believe it is packaged and store bought, same as the baklava found at costco or elsewhere. I would come here again mostly due to their fresh juice menu items- it is unusual to find a fresh squeezed guava juice like this. They also had other interesting juices available like fresh squeezed strawberry, pineapple, possibly watermelon? Also avocado honey and avocado date juices or shakes and a banana juice or milk I believe."
