Aladdin's Eatery North Canton — Restaurant in Jackson Township

The Hummus is so fresh and creamy, the mint tea with a dollop of honey will warm your soul. The beautiful lighting and rich colorful interior creates a cozy intimate relaxed atmosphere and during the summer they have a beautiful outdoor seating area. I'm actually always surprised more people don't eat out there.🤔 Hosts always greet you cheerfully when you come in and servers are professional and kind. I LOVE this place! I usually get the v-nine soup with chicken and feta added to it. So good! The kibbie plate is also very good, our favorite appetizer is the hummus with pitas and make sure you try it with the spicy sauce when they ask! It's good it's not really spicy but it has this really nice tang to it... It reminds me of sweet and sour sauce with the sweet taken out and mustard put in. I also enjoy one of the pita pizzas on the menu but I can't remember what it's called... It has hummus, lean ground beef, pine nuts and fresh parsley on it, my mouth is filling with drool just thinking about it. I'm not the greatest at pronouncing or reading the menu so I point a lot 😮‍💨😉 staff always pronounces it for me and there always nice about it. In closing all I can say is I love this place and enjoy suggesting it family and friends whenever I can. I always leave there feeling good and happy. AND get one of the sweet treats in the display to take...

I had ordered dinner at the Aladdin's Eatery in North Canton nearly every day for the past week. I kept returning to this establishment because I really enjoyed their food. However, I will no longer be returning because of the way they treated me the other day. Yesterday, I ordered my food to go as I did for the past seven days. As I was enjoying my meal in the patio, a young lady with multiple piercings, tattoos, and hair of assorted colors came outside and asked me about the quality of food. I was pleased by her presence believing that she was concerned about client feedback, but I was disappointed to learn that that was not her intention. Her intention was to take the opportunity to “lecture” me about the differences in sales tax between dining inside and dining outside, and that management considers eating in the patio to be dining inside. I replied, "You couldn't wait to have this conversation with me until I was finished eating?" Having lost my appetite, I stood up and discarded most of the meal in the trash receptacle outside their establishment. I thanked her for making my dining experience less than enjoyable. I also informed her that I would no longer be returning to this establishment and that I would be writing a review to reflect my disappointing...

Alright, I admit I am surprised that I liked the food as much as I did. I'd avoided coming here with friends in the past that love it, because I incorrectly and naively assumed there wouldn't be anything I'd like. BOY WAS I WRONG. If you're hesitating at all because the cuisine is unfamiliar, put on your big girl (or boy) pants and get in here. I had an appetizer called Spicy Cauliflower, which was not spicy, btw - but a side of what they call hot sauce fixed that right up. I wouldn't in any way call that sauce 'hot', but it was very flavorful and just what the cauliflower needed to elevate it from the fairly bland charred taste it came with. Then, the 'pitza' arrived. It was then obv why it's called that, as it was a 'pizza' on two thin pitas. I chose a chicken variety, that had a honey-dijon mustard, green peppers and chicken, and subbed out the included and unwanted scallions for feta. I give it a chef's kiss - it was so delicious I ate the whole thing. I can't wait to go back! (side note: you will be charged .75 for the little container...