Middle Eastern Restaurants in Tucson, AZ

“I enjoy coming to this traditional Turkish foods restaurant. This is not really a restaurant for vegetarians. It's centered around meat. I ate so quickly I forgot to take pictures.
This is also not a gluten free restaurant, so as a customer and a foodie who appreciates Turkish foods, I eat here. They do the best they can to keep the foods traditional, although we are in America and not Turkey.

I saw the comment of another customer, who had eaten here the same day, and spoke lies, about the staff being unprofessional, also having dogs that were in the restaurant squeaking, and utter lie! I happened to be dining on that exact day. The dogs, were quiet and small dogs sleeping in their doggy crates. They were completely zipped inside. The other two people who this women referred to as standing around, had nothing to do with the restaurant, as they were visiting someone.
Also, their rant about not eating here, because there are not gluten free options, it's a traditional Turkish kebab house! Hello! Go eat somewhere else, is what I thought. Gluten free dishes in Turkey, yeah right!

Too out right lie! I checked and found this chick makes bad reviews at several restaurants in the area. Obviously, it's not the food.

I'm just a customer who feels that if you make a review make it an honest review!

The food at kebab house is good.“

“Excelent food“

“I ordered the Adana Kebap and was amazed by the generous portion and delicious flavors. The lamb, rice, pita, salad, and grilled vegetables were all perfectly prepared. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Tucson. Can’t wait to return!!“

“Almost everything was amazing. You have to try their veggie platter with the falafel and gape leaves. The chicken shwarma was good, and the baklava was a bit too dry, but all the flavors in the other items we had, like the fava bean (Ful Madamas) were amazing. Wish I would have taken photos“

“Seems like people either have really good or really bad experiences eating here. For me, it was a good food court find. I had the special gyro. Plenty of food for $16. The gyro comes in a thin flat bread, similar to a flour tortilla, but crispy and flaky. I would have liked more seasoning in the beef, but the taste was good. The fries were a nice surprise, crispy outside and hot all the way through. I'm guessing they double fry. The beet and cabbage salad is simple, but nice. The rice was good too. Altogether more than I could eat in a single sitting. It's a nice find in a mall food court and I'll eat here rather than the chains.

Wheelchair accessibility: Ground floor of the mall and fairly spread out.“

“On 5/1/25, I was in a car accident near Shish Kabob House in Tucson. The driver who hit me was followed by a friend or family member—who happens to be the owner of that business. Instead of doing the right thing, both are now lying to insurance agents about what happened. There were no other witnesses, and I’m still trying to track down any video footage from nearby businesses or apartments. It’s frustrating and disheartening to see a local business owner protect personal connections instead of standing up for what’s right. How can we support local businesses that don’t show that same respect and accountability to the community they serve? if she can so easily lie to an agency that can turn around and prosecute if/when the proof is shown, why would the community be so supportive of her. I highly recommend that this person doesn't get the community support she so much thinks she deserves! I wouldn't ever support an owner/operator of a restaurant knowing the lack of community support given back when I know what can be done in back of house in food industries to make sure she's got her butt covered in the event of a state inspection. please be careful with this person!“