Yomiii — Restaurant in Playa del Carmen

The most delicious Al Pastor and chicken tacos in Playa del Carmen. Seriously, and I am a taco lover who likes to try every taco place i can get my mouth on. The extra touch of Lebanese spice and flavor to the dishes just blew me away and left my mouth watering for more. This place is cozy, but clean and well laid out to take advantage of the tiny space. Space for 6 people inside at the bar where you can watch the chef right there cooking for you. Everyone was super attentive and the food is works of art. We had Al Pastor tacos, Chorizo taco, Chicken tacos and a chicken pita with a runny egg. All washed down with a nice fresh mocha. The mocha is a testament to how friendly and gracious the service is, because they didnt even have it on the menu! They just made it to my specs in front of me and adjusted the balance of chocolate and sugar to the espresso until it was just right. Also they made us chicken tacos Lebanese style, and between the perfectly cooked moist chicken and the creamy pita sauce, my mouth was in heaven. This is all at an extreme value. My wife and I can't recommend this street side joint...

At first glance, this little spot might seem like just another roadside food shack, but don’t be fooled—what’s inside is pure magic. This was one of those rare, spur-of-the-moment decisions that turned into an unforgettable part of our trip.

Nidal, the heart and soul of this place, isn’t just serving food—he’s sharing a piece of himself. His warmth and passion for his craft make every visit feel like you’re catching up with an old friend. And the food? A unique and mouthwatering fusion of Lebanese and Mexican flavors, with toasted Lebanese bread as the perfect base and a garlic sauce that takes everything to the next level.

If you’re looking for a no-frills, authentic, and downright delicious experience, this is it. Tell Nidal that Mahmoud sent you, and he’ll even treat you to a free coffee—because that’s just the kind...

Friendly lady offering menu views to people passing by got us in. They have a very large variety of food for a smaller family-owned restaurant. Spaghetti, large sandwiches, authentic Mexican cuisine, even hot cakes. they have fresh juices and smoothies as well, very refreshing. My fiancee and I spent about $10USD to be stuffed and even had a little bit of leftovers which I just recently finished, tipped something like 45% since it was so cheap and filling. The portions were spectacular I recommend this place highly. The owner even came out and asked how our meal was going he was very friendly and a lot of them spoke at least some English and there was one lady who spoke perfect English, and asked us if we needed to know about anything on the menu, which made the whole process so easy for...