Sheeba - Reviews

Sheeba has been my favorite place for lamb and rice. The quality of the meet is so good and the green and red sauces go very well. Customer service is a hit or... read more Sheeba has been my favorite place for lamb and rice. The quality of the meet is so good and the green and red sauces go very well. Customer service is a hit or miss, they definitely need to work on their customer service. Overall highly recommend this place

For long time I wish to eat Yemeni food. This restaurant is the best one to every one like Mandi rice or samosa sambosa . The food was very delicious specialty... read more For long time I wish to eat Yemeni food. This restaurant is the best one to every one like Mandi rice or samosa sambosa . The food was very delicious specialty the rice the meat wether chicken or lamb. The restaurant very neat decorated with beautiful pictures about Yemen and their culture. The staff are very friendly neat. Good location parking lot.

Outstanding restaurant! The food was exceptional, especially the Lamb Haneeth—it was incredibly tender and flavorful. The Fahsa was equally delicious. We also e... read more Outstanding restaurant! The food was exceptional, especially the Lamb Haneeth—it was incredibly tender and flavorful. The Fahsa was equally delicious. We also enjoyed the fabulous desserts and Adani tea. Our server, Amir, was extremely friendly and attentive, going above and beyond to ensure our satisfaction. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I can't wait to return!

This was my first visit to this location, and I ordered the Sheba for two. I was informed that it would cost $56, which includes two meats, but I was charged an... read more This was my first visit to this location, and I ordered the Sheba for two. I was informed that it would cost $56, which includes two meats, but I was charged an additional $7 for fahsa. They explained it was an upgrade, but when I ordered, I was told it was included, and only chicken would require an upgrade. The rice was quite bland, and while the fahsa had decent flavor, it was overly fatty.

A must-try! I work nearby, and Sheeba is my favorite spot for lunch. The flavors are incredibly authentic and always leave me wanting more. Be sure to try the '... read more A must-try! I work nearby, and Sheeba is my favorite spot for lunch. The flavors are incredibly authentic and always leave me wanting more. Be sure to try the 'SHEEBA FOR 4'—you'll never forget the taste of their mutton. The Lamb Haneeth is also outstanding. Just thinking about the slow-cooked mutton makes my mouth water!

First time to visit this location. I visited the other location many times. Food quality are good and they are almost the same. Service was not good. We got the... read more First time to visit this location. I visited the other location many times. Food quality are good and they are almost the same. Service was not good. We got the salad 15 mins before silverware. Many items were missed from the order. It seems the waiter forgot it. We ordered grilled for 4 which has lamp chops but it came without it. They made substitutions without telling us. When we noticed they offered discount which they forgot when getting the receipt. When we remind them, they made $12 only discount for lamp chops. They put gratuity. Not sure why. Make sure to check before paying. It is halal food.

This restaurant offers parking for guests. I highly recommend trying the Fahsa and Mandy dishes, both of which come with rice. The salad has a distinct flavor t... read more This restaurant offers parking for guests. I highly recommend trying the Fahsa and Mandy dishes, both of which come with rice. The salad has a distinct flavor that is worth tasting. The service is polite, prompt, and friendly, with welcoming staff members. They also provide a water pitcher at the table for customers. The tea they served—whose name I can't recall—was excellent and highly recommended by our server. I would definitely return to this restaurant if I had the chance.

IF YOU READ ONLY ONE REVIEW, MAKE IT THIS ONE! Upon entering through what I assume is the main entrance at the back, you're welcomed by soft lighting, beautiful... read more IF YOU READ ONLY ONE REVIEW, MAKE IT THIS ONE! Upon entering through what I assume is the main entrance at the back, you're welcomed by soft lighting, beautiful murals, and cultural artwork, along with a clean, spacious walkway leading to the main dining area. You can already sense that you’re about to embark on a culturally rich experience. To the right, there’s a large, immaculate coffee bistro bar that likely used to be a traditional bar. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and tea fills the air, with steam rising as drinks are prepared. On the left, just past the bar, a friendly server greets you at the station and allows you to choose your own seating—a big plus in my book. The seating and decor are not only clean and well-organized but also visually stunning. I can’t believe I hadn’t discovered this place sooner! My husband and I were seated and handed our menus. We ventured to try dishes I’d never had before since I'm new to Yemeni cuisine. We didn’t wait long for our appetizers to arrive. The hummus was incredibly velvety and smooth—nothing like I’ve ever tasted before. Having written many reviews, I can honestly say I’m most excited to share this one. The bread was freshly made over an open flame; you could see, smell, and taste the difference. The main courses were lightly seasoned yet bursting with natural flavors. We ended up boxing up our leftovers to take home! As we finished our meals, the server returned with warm, damp towels for us to clean our hands after eating. WHO DOES THAT?! It felt wonderful to be so well taken care of. They truly make each customer feel like the only one in the restaurant! Other establishments take note—you have some real competition here. Surprisingly, the bill came to just over $90 for two people, including two appetizers, three main courses, tea, and fresh pomegranate juice. I find that to be quite reasonable given the quality of service, food, and overall experience! If you’re considering a visit, don’t hesitate!

We accidentally discovered Sheeba after visiting the Henry Ford Museum, thanks to the free street parking behind it. Sheeba offers a lovely and tranquil atmosph... read more We accidentally discovered Sheeba after visiting the Henry Ford Museum, thanks to the free street parking behind it. Sheeba offers a lovely and tranquil atmosphere, complemented by delicious food and gentle service, along with some beautiful artwork. I tried the lentil soup made from yellow lentils blended with spices, while my husband enjoyed the Lamb Haneeth, which featured incredibly tender meat served with fragrant rice and a sauce we likened to Yemeni salsa. I highly recommend the freshly baked Tanoor bread, and be sure to finish your meal with Adeni, the Yemeni chai tea. I found it charming that the bill came in a small wooden treasure box that also contained candies and toothpicks, along with warm cloths they provided at the end of our meal—absolutely perfect! Just a heads-up: you'll need to scan a QR code for the menu; I didn't inquire about a physical version, but the mobile setup works quite well.

Sheeba restaurant was excellent. Our young waiter was both knowledgeable and friendly, offering fantastic recommendations. The Yemeni dishes were incredibly fla... read more Sheeba restaurant was excellent. Our young waiter was both knowledgeable and friendly, offering fantastic recommendations. The Yemeni dishes were incredibly flavorful and seemed culturally authentic, as evidenced by the many Arabic-speaking guests and their families dining there.