Al Saha

Stopped in for lunch today and my wife had the red snapper which looked awesome, perfectly baked with some nice rice next to it and a salad. She could not stop talking about it, but at the same time she could not finish it. I will try it later on today probably as well it looked so good, I had a great shawarma sandwich and pretty good hommous to go with it. Highly recommend it.

I’ve been here with my fiancé over 20 times over and over because we are hooked on their salmon dinner. The salmon is always cooked to perfection

As a vegetarian the food here sucked. The falafel platter was tiny and so oily! And the sauce tasted old. I asked for some hot sauce and the guy brings out Frank’s red… Very authentic. My husband had the chicken platter and he said he has had better. I regret eating here.

I usually go to this place for Lunch and never been disappointed. I also tried other hyped places like Hamido but this one beats them all in taste and price.
The things I like about this place: —
1. Lunch comes with fresh pita bread.
2. Food has flavor, somebody in the kitchen really knows what he is doing
3. Prices are reasonable
4. Ambiance is pretty good.
5. They have vegetarian options — so I have the option going there with my vegetarian colleagues.
This things I do not like so much:
1. Service, that can be a hit or miss.

Shawarma is the real deal here, traditional and tasty.
Chicken shawarma is good with garlic sauce and pickle. beef shawarma with Tahini sauce, tomatoes and parsley. Good stuf

The staff is a little rough, but the food makes up for it.
The older male waiter is very rough around the edges, but when he realized I knew Arabic, he got super friendly.
Anyway.. I ordered the beef kebabs. Amazing. The meat falls right off the skewer.
The rice is so good.
The humus is more than enough. I ordered a small and my husband and I couldn’t even finish it.
Recommended!

I’ve been here twice and I’ve ordered the white fish and red snapper, both baked with the yellow rice and fattoush. Their red snapper is much better although the white fish wasn’t bad. They served a tahini sauce with it that I didn’t care for. Their fattoush is okay. I’ve had better. I give it a four star because the fish is delicious!!!

Very un friendly staff. Food is just okay. Note to my self Will not come back ever !!!

The hummus is really smooth. It’s probably my favorite item on the menu and the thin pita slices complement it just perfectly. The chicken schwarma was okay. The Lebanese salad was a little bitter but maybe that’s intentional. Although the portions are large, the prices are high. It was about $ 15 for my chicken schwarma dinner and I definitely wasn’t greeted with a smile. Also, I informed them of my onion allergy and there were onions in the salad. I had to drive back the next day for them to remake it. I wouldn’t go out of my way to return.

awesome middle eastern food, and they’re open late! was going home from a late flight into the area, and this hit the spot for sure. super friendly service too.

I ordered a lot of food for a meeting. The food was delivered right on time, still hot and it was very reasonably priced. They have very yummy hummus and excellent grape leaves. The tawook and chicken shawarma sandwiches were also delicious. Will definitely be back.

Visited the place in ramadan, after getting strong recommendation from my dear hubby. Total disappointment for me & sadly for him too.
The wait staff was quick to take us although he seemed a bit lost (no smile, no asking if we needed a drink). The seating was very uncomfortable, The chairs to table height is disproportionate (too high a table, At least for me).& the place was loud, really loud!
Food: we ordered a platter for two. yellow rice was overcooked (basmati rice needs tender care for a perfect flavor. unlike arabic white rice which are tougher & may sustain couple of extra minute in the boiling water).
Chicken cubes were too big & were undercooked & dry at the same time. Tasted bland.
The hummus was good!
Garlic sauce tasted like ‘nothing’/ out of a package. Salad was also just a bunch of greens cut & put together. For a Mediterranean place this is a very basic thing they better be good if not the best!
Meat: DH liked it but kept saying, its not the same like last times.
Overall i decided not to come to al– saha again (for as long as i have Al-​ameer, Hamido’s & the better options available).
my hubby still went there one more time for iftar with friends but decided not to go there again because this time even the meat wasnt good.

Absolutely amazing. Got the Family Platter for our family of 9. Reasonably priced and plenty of food. We even had left overs. Delicious meats were very tender. Got falafel, fatoush, tabbouleh and hummus with the platter. Especially loved the fatoush and awesome, creamy hummus. Also had good service. Highly recommend!

Great place to eat at in Dearborn. If you are in the mood for some grilled meat, shish tawook, kafta and some tabouli, with great garlic paste and tasty hummus. The serve also raw meat and fresh onions, if you don’t leave stuffed than something is wrong, try the family tray it’s awesome!

We were visiting the area and tried this restaurant based on reviews. The food and service was excellent! Very authentic Arabic food! Portions were exceptional for the price! The restaurant is very clean and well kept! We highly recommend this place!

I stopped in for a chicken shwarma and a falafel wrap. Both were very good, though my first bite of shwarma was pure garlic sauce. Maybe better distribution in the future. The staff was nice. Décor was nice in some areas but the walls in the back are bare, odd. Easy parking, close to Shatila for dessert. I would give it another try if in the area

OK I am from Sterling Heights and my last trip out to Dearborn in Sept 2012 I was SO excited to get some KICK AZZ Arabic food that I hit THREE places in search of it, all of which either recommended or by high ratings online… I left feeling I could have had better in Sterling Heights — Yeah I’m starting the SH v. DB Mid-​East food war…
But then, I found Al Saha. Baba Ghanooj spot on. Falafel, YUM, I actually don’t take a liking to falafel but there’s I sure did fancy. The hummus IS good like others have said. You know the disappointment when you get hummus and feel like you just wasted $$ and calories on straight up whipped garbanzo beans? No not so… it has the flavor it is light and smooth and it is divine. The bf had the shawarma combo (chx and beef) and was very pleased. Dinner CAME WITH side of pickled turnips, which us weirdos usually order on t
he side cuz apparently everyone else just considers these a garnish… Garlic was the SPICY garlic kind, oh yeah live on the edge. Rice was kinda meh. but it’s rice, no need for it, you’ll fill up on the other stuff. No probs with service, super friendly. AL SAHA you are my go to place when I am in DB each year. XO

I’ve lived in the area all my life, and for those of you that don’t get the reference, it’s all Middle-​Eastern residents. I thought I was Arabic food outed, but then this place opened.
Their seafood mixed grill with rice is great! Then try their hummus was chunks if meat on it. The meat mixed with pine nuts is such a great combo.
Juices are also a great thing to get I usually go for carrot with apple for health purposes. My mother goes for carot and parsly, the vitality drink, makes you feel amazing.
People are great. We’re locals to them now, so we always receive good service.

Best dishes are the hammas, tabuli, shawarma and falafel !! They kind a need to work on the service though but the food is good

food was great, nice portions, service a bit on slow, but worth the wait! enough parking spaces to park, new find! we had about 4 adults and 7 kids in our party and every thing cost like $ 134 so it’s not that pricey either. everything seemed fresh, not brown/​spoiled lattuce. will be back.