Aladdin's McMurray — Restaurant in Peters Township

So delicious! Their menu is gluten free, vegetarian, vegan, keto and nut free friendly. Additionally, all of the nutritional information for their menu is available online for those watching anything from fat to sodium.

I ordered too much. Much too much. Way too much. To my defense, I’ve never seen a cup of soup come in a 10 inch bowl before. I don’t have any clue what they put the bowl size portion in but I’m pretty certain it is more than I can handle even in the most famished circumstances. Their V Nine soup is the lowest sodium soup offerings and I love salt, so I was interested to try it and see what I might need to add. The answer was absolutely nothing. A perfect, hearty vegan vegetable soup.

My favorite was the spicy cauliflower appetizer. They offer this cauliflower in rolls, entrees and even on their signature “pitzas”. Super tasty and the appetizer portion was generous.

When I ordered the Lebanese Salad I did so because I was interested in sampling the house dressing. I had no idea that the portion would be so immense. The spices and herbs are what make a true Lebanese Salad distinctive…and nothing was missing here. My appetite only allowed for me to finish half (because … well … dessert).

Widjan, who owns the restaurant, is lovely and extremely welcoming. It is clear she is proud of the cuisine they offer as well she should be. Max was a great help when I placed a catering order. He made all the right suggestions and completely understood my plant based needs. Nova recommended one of the best pieces of chocolate cake I’ve ever enjoyed…so while she was wonderful, she could have taken an hour with the check and I would have forgiven anything.

This is a franchise chain but owned and operated locally. Widjan was working both the front and back of the house. So, if you like consistency and the type of menu a franchise can offer, but making a personal connection is important, you will feel at home at Aladdin’s...

I'm going to start out giving them 5 stars. My first time there. Was looking for something healthy. It was a very nice little place. It was clean. I can't comment on the restroom as I did not use it while there. Loved the atmosphere and music. Our waitress was very sweet and helpful, especially when it came to menu options. She was very accommodating. They have a very large menu and I like how each dish tells you what it has in it. There is no way you would not be able to find something you like. I took a pic of each page. I only ordered 2 appetizers; a small hummus and fatayer. The hummus definitely was award winning. It came with a little hot sauce as well that had a wonderful flavor to it. The fatayer was okay. I love all of its ingredients, but there was a bitterness to it that I wasn't a fan of. Not sure if it's a spice they used or what, but once I started dipping it in the hummus, it tasted much better. Lol. My husband got the lamb rolled pita, I believe, thinking it was going to be like a gyro. Lol. I'm always dragging him to different places and telling him to step out of his comfort zone. You can't go by what he thought as he was disappointed it didn't come with "cucumber sauce." 🤣🤣🤣 So, he ended up using my hot sauce, which he liked really well. I would definitely recommend trying this place. It's not for everyone, but I'm definitely going back with some girlfriends so we can try some more entrees on that menu, and enjoy the place a little bit more!!! 😉👍 P.S. Almost forgot to mention that I had a smoothie 😋 I got the Tropical Storm at the recommendation of our lovely waitress and it was absolutely...

We went there for take out on Sunday night for dinner. Tried a small babaganus, regular falafel, one assorted aladin special kebab platter and one seesh kebab platter. The platters comes with buttered rice. Some of them comes with salad as well. The food taste really great. All the kebabs were very well cooked There, flavorful and tender. Babagsnus was very tasty as well. There was a pita with one of the above dishes but not sure with which dish I got the pita. My complain is about the quantity. The platters cost anywhere between 17 and 21 dollars. Given the price the quantity was not what I was expecting. Also the dips like tahini sauce or garlic sauce were not free which was kind of wired. They will change you 75 cents for that. The ambiance looked ok to me. There were one one couple eating in the restaurant when I went to order. So not sure if it gets busy during some other time of the day. There were ample parking available. The shop also sells cakes like carrot cake tiramisu and baklava. The service was really good. I ordered upon reaching there. It took them under 15mins to hand...