(905) 268-1112

  Full halal menu

  Alcohol-free

  $ out of $$$$

   accepted

  Designated prayer area

  Clean restrooms

  Parking available

  Child-friendly premises

  Wheelchair accessible

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★★★☆☆ Kebabs are good here (I’ve not tried anything else so can’t comment any further), though I feel place is a bit pricy for what they offer. This seems like a family run business. This restaurant is inside the Anatolia Masjid. Posted on July 1, 2012

★★★★★ Excellent food and fresh quality. Beef pizza needs to be cooked properly as it was raw when served. Since it's inside a mosque it doesn't have restaurant atmosphere. Friday after prayer is a good time to pay them a visit when food is fresh. Posted on April 17, 2012

★★★★☆ Very tasty food. Posted on November 14, 2011

★★★★★ For food at a Mosque.. this is perhaps the BEST eatery I've found. It's a FULL TIME restaurant and they operate all days of the week all day long. Really nice Turkish food, Very Hospitable and accomodating folks. I think the location is not close to any Mall or Grocery which makes the restaurant at a competetive disadvantage but I do try this restaurant up every other weekend and SO FAR haven't been disappointed. As for Price, GIVEN they isn't much of a competition when it comes to Turkish Food I think their prices are fair given their margins are sent to the mosque as well. Posted on September 17, 2010

★★★★★ Just Amazing. Every thin I ate there was Anazing, fresh and too good. Posted on January 31, 2010

★★★★★ Very good food. I tried one of the "Turkish Pizzas" with sausage and cheese. It was excellent. The chicken shawerma plate was pretty good too. The portions are large. The funds from the restaurant goes to help the masjid and Islamic center, so you feel good about buying and eating here. The baklavas are pretty good too! Definitely worth a try after Jummah prayers at the masjid! Posted on July 26, 2009

★★★★★ This place really is an excellent choice for Turkish food! And non-profit, wow! Exactly as the previous poster said, "quaint" - not a commercial establishment, it is definitely more of a dimly-lit "kitchen" atmosphere, hence the name. >> The food is phenomenally delicious, relatively cheap, and the LARGE amount of food you get is WELL worth the money. Last I went, their menu consisted Lamb/Rice meal, Chicken/Rice meal, and sometimes they have Kebab Rolls/Rice meal, Kebab Sandwich, Shawarma, and Soup as appetizer (like after Friday prayers). Of course, salad, pita and Turkish style pea curry is always included in the package as a side. They also sell Baklava for dessert. Very down to earth place, small place, limited seating, sometimes closed (some weeknights for example), but if you go after Friday prayers, or Friday nights or Weekends the place is teeming with really nice people! Posted on June 10, 2009

★★★★★ It's very quaint and they are renovating but the food is simply amazing. Check out the website for more details. Everything is really tasty from pides (turkish style pizza) to their freshly made baklava and complimentary tea. Being at a mosque you don't have to worry about missing prayer or having to pack up and leave. You will not get kicked out and are allowed to leave your stuff there while you go pray. I typically place my order, pray and by the time I am done Salaat my food is ready. Posted on May 7, 2009