Or Yehuda Restaurant

I tried their new delivery service and I must say I am extremely satisfied food came quick, hot and delicious. Lunch special has everything you want best shish kebab in NY highly recommended

This place gets 10 stars if it was possible. Great food out of this world Kebobs, fast and super friendly staff, great atmosphere and the chef is a cool guy… Definitely recommend this place to everyone who’s a meat eater…

Food was fresh, delicious and authentic. Service was perfect and the meat extremely juicy. The liver was a highlight! Nothing fancy but great for a casual meal and we will definitely be back!

I finally tried this spot and loved it. I got the two kebob dinner special. Lamb and Steak and they both had lots of flavor. The cook there was awesome and I definitely will return! Check it out!

This place has the best kebabs in town, great service, amazing vibe. The chef/​owner of the place puts his heart into making every savory dish.

The food isn’t bad but it’s waaaay over priced. The portions are teeny tiny. It’s a shame too. The area lacks diversity and good food. If the prices were more reasonable he would have a ton more business.

Or yehuda restuarant is known to have the best shish kabebs in queens, the new renovation is beautiful, staff is great, food is unbelievable!!!

They’re pricy but you definitely get what you pay for. Newly renovated, makes for a nice, chilled out spot for lunch and dinner. Bring your friends, family, or just yourself. Friendly service, nice music, what else do you need?

Worst Shish Kabobs I’ve ever had. 90% bones. I don’t even know how they managed to get the meat on the skewers. I would never recommend or go back to this place.

I stopped by after work a year ago as I always wanted to try this place. Ordered 2 Kebobs. They gave me a huge attitude for only ordering 2. I left to do some shopping and came back to get my order. They still had an attitude. Will never come back again. That’s unfortunate because the Kebobs were actually quite good. Although they should have served them over rice.

I tried ordering Chicken kabobs here but the cook angrily snorted «the chicken kabob has bones in it!» It seemed like he didn’t want to bother with customers, or he was taking it out on me for his crappy day. Now I kinda know why this place is usually empty.
I went down the block and got a Chicken on pita from the cart outside the subway. Yummy!

«We don’t make only one, you have to order minimum of three.» We were told this in a very matter-​of– fact-​ly, «why didn’t you know this you baffoon,» type of way.
(In my mind: Ooooook, so we weren’t only going to order one, but where was that disclaimer for patrons who wanted to only have ONE kabob?)
My hubs and I ordered a sweet bread kabob, a lamb kabob and a beef kabob. We were excited since every time we went, they were closed… we finally caught them open on a random Tuesday afternoon.
As we sat there, we saw another couple being served bread and tomato salad (complimentary if you ate there I guess) and after our $ 13 take-​out order, we figured we get some fixins with our kabobs… I mean typically they do right?
Onions… we got raw onions as our special little «extra.»
Ok… maybe they taste out of this world…
No… you taste coal, meat and some salt…
Granted, I understand kosher meat is expensive and I am happy to shell out the dinero for good kosher food… but really… REALLY?!
Unfortunately, not a fan.

great bread, salad and kebabs! freshest food in the neighborhood. prices are great (lamb kebob for $ 3.50!). the menu is simple and straightforward, the freshness of the food makes it gem in the neighborhood.