Aladdin Restaurant & Grill

24 NE 167th Street, Miami, FL

LebaneseMediterraneanMiddle EasternSyrian$

Halal summary

The owners are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status.. From the management: 'All the food is 100% Halal'

Fully halal

No alcohol allowed

About Aladdin Restaurant & Grill

Indulge in Zabiha Halal Food. All of our food is 100% Halal from the Shawerma. Kebab. Chicken grill, Hummos. Tabolie. and More Middle Eastern food that you will continue to crave. Enjoy exceptionally prepared platters filled with your choice of lamb chomps, kabab, chicken, Maknik, Shawarma and more. Our dining room has the capacity to host a large group. What makes Aladdin the premiere middle eastern restaurant is our on-site bakery that enables us to offer fresh baked premium bread, decadent desserts, sandwiches and savory appetizers that will make your mouth water. Our culinary master chefs and kitchen staff are also capable of preparing food catered for the largest of events. And, if your in the mood to shop for Middle Eastern Foods, Halal Meat, Chicken, Dairy Products, Grains, Rice, canned goods, Hookahs and accessories, just come in and visit.

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Abdul SamadMay 28, 2025

Abdul SamadFeb 26, 2025

Hours

Monday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Tuesday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Wednesday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Thursday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Friday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Saturday09:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Sunday10:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Amenities

Prayer space

Parking space

Restroom

To-go

WiFi

Transit access

Hookah

Social media

Location

24 NE 167th Street, Miami, FL

4.0

1 review·100% would return

Salahuddin Khaja Mohammed

Apr 3, 2018•11 reviews

Assalamualaikum. We recently went for lunch after Friday prayer in beautiful Miami Garden masjid. Good location. Clean. Owner was very nice person, Syrian origin.. it's a food Market and restaurant. NO alcohol served. Nice place to sit with family but TV is on with modern loud Arabic music albums. We ordered lamb/beef kabab and shawarma with hummus and bakhlava . Owner brought extra hummus out of courtesy which was appreciative. Food seemed less spicy but you may add more spice if need I guess. Chicken I doubt handcut because the boxes in freezer have stamped "mechanized" and no where says hand slaughtered. When you visit you can check. They have lots of pics of quranic wall hangings but also have "so called"pics of Jesus. May be to attract local Christians towards understanding Islam. May Allah give hidaya to all of us. Aameen.

Would return