(425) 774-6100

  Full halal menu

  Alcohol-free

  $ out of $$$$

   accepted

  Reservations not accepted

  Available to-go

  Prayer allowed upon request

  Clean restrooms

  Parking available

  Mass transit nearby

  Wheelchair accessible

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★★★★★ Visited this place during a family vacation. Extremely clean and high quality halal food. Highly recommend! Posted on September 3, 2016

★★★★★ My family and I had the combo plate (beef, chicken and minced kabob combo) as well as the Gyro and the Chicken Shawarma. We loved all of it, especially the gyro and beef kabob. All the food was moist without being oily, perfectly cooked and delicious. The rice in particular had an extra something that made it amazing to us. My wife isn't usually keen on the "Mediterranean" foods but she loved it as well. The service was extremely fast, very friendly and food was excellent. I of course can't comment on the previous reviews from 2 years ago, but my experience was very good and I highly recommend this place. We will return insha Allah whenever we visit the Seattle area. Posted on October 26, 2014

★★☆☆☆ Nothing special about this place. The Shawarma is not any thing close to the real Shawarma. Gyro was ok and this is just another sad restaurant in our area. I wish we have good places like the restaurants in Portland. All which we keep getting in the State is processed gyro meat places. Food was poor and service was slow. I will not go back Posted on November 30, 2013

★★★★☆ I have eaten here a few times and it is always delicious. The Lamb and beef Kabobs are great. I've also tried their macaroni Bechamel and loved it. King Tut is a small clean cafe with a nice atmosphere, more then just a sandwich shop. I recommend this spot for a nice casual dinner. Posted on November 22, 2013

★★★☆☆ First off, there are way too many gyro places in the Puget Sound area. I wish people would start opening some different types of halal restaurants to give us Muslims some variety. This restaurant doesn't seem to add anything special to the area. The owners appear to be Egyptian Christians, but they do have a halal sign on display. We ordered a gyro sandwich and a chicken shawarma. There was hardly anything in the gyro and the shawarma was so dry it was difficult to finish. We also got a side of fries and it was so small you count the number of fries. The thing that may make me return to this restaurant is the Egyptian dishes which I have not seen anywhere else, like koshary and molokheya. Posted on October 24, 2012