The build-your-own kabob plate remains the draw, but it's the honey cake regulars specifically come back for, a dessert mention that recurs again and again in reviews. The restaurant has also drawn attention beyond the usual local write-ups -- an Armenian-American press outlet covered an American food journalist's visit and reaction to the place, notable cross-cultural attention for a family-run Glenview strip-mall restaurant.
With north of 320 reviews averaging 4.8 stars on Uber Eats, the near-unanimous praise isn't a small-sample fluke -- it's sustained across real order volume, rarer than it sounds for a single-location restaurant competing against chains on the same block.
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