Shahrazad Restaurant — Restaurant in Amman

While this branch offers good prices and tasty food, there were a couple of areas where they fell short. Firstly, the preparation time for our order was disappointingly long, taking over an hour. This delay can be frustrating, especially when you're hungry and eager to enjoy your meal. It would be great if they could work on improving their efficiency in order preparation to minimize wait times.

Furthermore, the environment at this branch left much to be desired. Unfortunately, we were given a spot that was not up to par with the rest of the dining area. The seating arrangement or the ambiance of the assigned spot may have been uncomfortable or lacking in aesthetics. It's important for the establishment to ensure that all customers are seated in pleasant and comfortable areas, as it contributes to the overall dining experience.

Despite these shortcomings, the prices and taste of the food were still commendable. The affordability and delicious flavors are certainly positive aspects that deserve recognition. It would be beneficial if the management addressed the issues of order preparation time and seating arrangements to enhance the overall experience for their customers.

In summary, while the branch offers good prices and tasty food, improvements are needed in terms of order preparation time and seating arrangements. By addressing these areas, the establishment can create a more satisfying and enjoyable dining environment for...

This place is really sha3bi (local), which makes it awesome! Usually it's full of locals. The place is clean, toilets are clean. Prices are good, i was recommended to visit this place to try 3arayes (grilled pita bread filled with minced meat) it's a very delicious arabic dish. The place is also known for it's kabab and barbecue. One arousa (singular of 3arayes) costs 1JD. It was very good but not the best 3arayes. Very thin layer of meat inside, i prefer it thicker. Nevertheless food comes really hot right from el foron! Make sure you don't enter the wrong place, because they are very close to each other, the place is in the end of the dakhle (alley) and you have to get inside because the tables outside are for a different restaurant. After you finish your food you should ask for the bill and then go outside (10-15 meters) and you will find the cashier on your right to pay your bill. It's the right place to eat while...

Got recommended to this restaurant by a local and we decided to try it out as it was on our way. It is located in the heart of Amman, which also means it tends to get very busy.

Being in the city centre/downtown, it was very hard to get a table as there were a lot of people waiting for one and the restaurant was full.

The food was great but we just had to choose something random to order as there was no menu. We got the mixed grill as recommended by the waiter and the shish taoouk. Both portions were filling and good for one person. The hummus was very creamy. I like that there was a place to wash your hands before eating, though the washroom was a little dirty.

The only thing I didn't like, aside from how hard it is to get a seat, is the wait times for food which took...