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Marib
6981 Hechinger Drive Suite C
Springfield, VA 22151
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YEMENI
MIDDLE EASTERN
Our story started after we have noticed that it is about time to share with international communities in Northern Virginia our traditional cuisine from Yemen and bring out culture live to them through Marib Restaurant. Dishes include Maraq (lamb based soup), lentil soup, fresh baked pita, Fahsa (beef stew), Yemeni-style Salad, Haneeth (lamb and rice), Chicken Mandi (with rice), Lamb Mandi (lamb and rice), desert, Shai Adeni (chai tea with spices) and traditional green coffee with dates. Added on December 26, 2015 and last updated 7 years ago
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 Prayer allowed
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The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status.
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Shahed Amanullah
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Vienna, VA
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★★★★★ The best Yemeni restaurant around! Everything is fresh and hot. Lovely ambiance too. Posted on March 19, 2023
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italiano
Gaithersburg, MD
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★★★★★ Very spacious Yummy delightful dishes , this place is exotic traditional and relevant at the same time. SHAFOUT is so tasteful. MATHLOOTHAH is 3 layers of wonder. SALTAH is bubbling! LIME MINT was marvelous. Posted on March 15, 2017
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lookman
Dallas, TX
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★★★★★ The best foood I've had in DC area. Clean restaurant in a strip mall with friendly service. We ordered Haneeth, Fahsa stew, bint as-Shan, and Shai'Adeni. Everything was delicious, fresh, and reasonably priced. Posted on August 25, 2016
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samya81
Woodbridge, VA
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★★★★★ Me and my family ate there for the first time and it was very good. We got the humus with bread for appetizer and as entree we chose the chicken mandhi and saltah. The meat in both dishes was very tender and soft. The chicken was a half chicken served over nicely seasoned rice. They do add some spicy seasoning to it so if you don't like spicy make sure to check first with them. For 3 people that amount of food was good enough and we still had some left overs. They also have some room dividers if you want privacy or need to do your prayer. Posted on May 5, 2016
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Janemaz
Alexandria, VA
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★★★★★ Excellent food and service; absolutely MASSIVE servings for the prices! Waiters are super attentive and accomodating. The tea and sweets are amazing; I will go back just for them too. I hope this place doesn't go out of business in the cursed spot that its in (remember desi wok and bbq delight?) Posted on January 30, 2016
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vsiddiqi
Springfield, VA
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★★★★☆ We had a party there with approximately 100 people. The staff and owners were fantastic. They were willing to do whatever we asked. They kept asking if everything was okay, and if there was anything we needed. Everything they had for the appetizers was great- the salad, sambosas, hummus, and shafout. The chef insisted on making french fries and chicken tenders for the kids, which was very nice of him. The food for the main course was good too. I plan on going back to sample all the different types of food they serve. Posted on January 2, 2016