Ya Hala Food Catering — Restaurant in Niles Township

Ya Hala is an absolute gem in the world of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine! This family-owned restaurant has crafted an extraordinary dining experience where every dish feels like a taste of homemade perfection.

The Falafel, Kufta, Kibbeh, Biryani, Shawarma and Fettah are unparalleled, each bite bursting with authentic flavors that transport you to the heart of the Middle East. The Kebabs are grilled to perfection, tender and flavorful, a true testament to the quality of their Halal meat and commitment to freshness. Their salad is a vibrant symphony of crispness, and the homemade hummus is a revelation—creamy, rich, and simply irresistible. The attention to detail in their use of the freshest ingredients elevates every dish to a culinary masterpiece.

But it doesn't stop there. Ya Hala's Fatayer is a must-try, showcasing the artistry and love poured into their homemade creations. The dedication to authenticity and the commitment to quality make this restaurant stand out as a culinary masterpiece.

In the vast landscape of culinary delights, Ya Hala shines brightly, offering not just a meal but a journey into the heart and soul of Middle Eastern cuisine. If you're seeking an unforgettable dining experience, Ya Hala is the destination. Prepare to be captivated, delighted, and utterly satisfied. 🌟🍽️ #YaHalaYummy...

How in the world does this place have these kind of good reviews… they all must be relatives.. I walked in there they had two tables and they were both dirty …. They had no water to buy to drink… then for the special the food came out and it was very bad the falafel tasted like it was old and burnt and not cooked on the inside took one bit and left all my food there on the table the rice had a meat taste to it … the oil they use to fry tasted very old and fishy …. The hummus was bland and the tahini g was horrible with no bathroom at all to top it off …. And I asked the cook (because there was no one else in the store to help you) about what kind of oil he used for the falafel cause they smell like fish and I have seafood allergies , guess what he responded with if you don’t like it don’t eat it!!!! Really !!! I took my toddler and left !!! Horrible experience I’m from the Middle East and this was a shocking...

It may be a small place, but this is one of the best Middle-Eastern restaurants out there. Their food has been consistently delicious- all the meat is well done, and the chicken in the mix-grill platter, something that's usually dry in other places, is juicy and tender. I especially liked the red chicken they had started putting in the platters recently, but I think they don't always offer that in the platters. The rice is another thing I love - it's so soft and flavorful, it's one of the best rice I've had so far. Their sandwiches are also tasty (the chicken and beef kabon ones). Something I noticed is that they don't always pick up the phone right away, but maybe it's because of prayer times? Either way, they're always nice and upfront about how long it will take because they make things fresh. Highly...