Jared Cohee

YEMEN 🇾🇪 Excerpt from Eat the World NYC: Sometime a few years back, the owners of what used to be Yemen Cuisine in Cobble Hill decided to pack up the business and start fresh in Bay Ridge. As Atlantic Avenue seemed to be less and less conducive to operating a restaurant, 5th Avenue in their new neighborhood apparently has no limits for more and more Yemeni and other Middle Eastern-owned businesses. This address has went through a few changes since the move, first keeping the name Yemen Cuisine in English, then changing to a sign only in Arabic that said Yemen Wahdah. Wahdah means "unity" in English, and it is this name that they seemed to have stuck with, offering both languages now on their sharp new sign. Despite being old and frayed, the old laminated menus from Cobble Hill, still with the address from Court Street, have survived and prove the kitchen is still making everything the same way. Stickers have been placed over prices to offer new (higher) ones, but otherwise the feelings of their friendly hospitality are just as they always were.

Hansklaus Peters

Remember my last experience?! Not so good , but now this is the real Yemen food , and better is the service, just amazing, I recommend to everyone! Try it !

+4

Abo Oumar

The food is really good i love the haneed. The meat was well cooked.............. and the fish salta was on point too......... this is my new spot for Yemeni food.... I will definitely recommend this place.

+1

Ahmad Karim

I usually support Muslim Owned Restaurants, as soon as I walked in, it was a mess!! NO ONE TO ASK, NO ONE TO CLEAN a table which had plates and bones all over. The place was dirty, napkins, forks, food, bones all on the floor. The chairs were torn, I literally dried the table myself!! Took 10+ min just to get a menu. Smh! UNLESS THEY KNOW YOU, THEY DON'T GREET YOU! SAD! A really bad experience. NO PRIVACY IF YOUR COMING WITH FAMILY. Nevertheless when the food arrived it was warm, fresh looking, 🍗🍖🍚 , the Lamb Haneeth was okay, nothing crazy👍. GET YOUR LAMB HANEETH TO GO AND EAT IN THE CAR!!! SMH! The soup was okay. But definitely helps the throat and appetite. The Lamb Haneeth is like $33 (**smth about the bill seemed off**) for a plate of rice and normal amount of meat and on the side they add their veggie/potato curry. They have Qahwah available to customers that can drink, and have condensed milk if they prefer to add. Loved the Qahwah! "something about the spiced" Latest visit was much better

+5

Hadeel Abu ktaish

went for iftar and the food came out delicious and timely

Jamal mousa

Delicious food, good service, the price is not high

+2

Di Dote

My first time eating food from Yemen was excellent, I liked the taste. Affordable prices and fast service. Just pay more attention when cleaning tables and floor.

+1

The food wasn’t that pleasing and wasn’t tasty. The service was terrible talking to the guy and he was very disrespectful. I don’t recommend to eat here at all.

Salah Kaid

Once i come from state of Michigan with 28 persons went there to eat after eating I asked for the check my charge was $3.700 dollars I was shocked I went to kitchen talking to the owner or the person in charge he was so rude in top of that I was charged extra fees for using my debit card I couldn’t say anything about it because I didn’t want my guest to know I will never go there again or advertise anyone to go there I recently dined atمطعم الوحدة في مدينة نيو يورك بيردج بروكلن in New York, and unfortunately, my experience left much to be desired. Customer Service: The customer service was subpar, to say the least. The staff seemed indifferent and uninterested in providing a positive dining experience. It was clear that they lacked the enthusiasm and attentiveness that one would expect from a restaurant. Food: The quality of the food was disappointing. Not only was the taste underwhelming, but it also fell short of the expectations set by the restaurant's reputation. It's safe to say that I was left unsatisfied with my meal. Prices: To make matters worse, the prices were exorbitant for the quality of both the food and service. I found myself questioning the value for money throughout the meal, as the prices simply did not align with the overall experience. In conclusion, I regret to say that my visit to [Restaurant Name] was far from enjoyable. I had hoped for a memorable dining experience but was met with lackluster service, mediocre food, and inflated prices. I won't be returning anytime soon, and I encourage others to consider their options carefully before dining here.I spend $3,700 for 28 persons this’s ridiculous

Tamer

Food was below average. Meal : saltah Menu: no menus ; you have to count on your own memory! Bad selling approach! Cleanliness: bad …very bad…tables were dirty. I love Yemeni food and this place made almost hate till I went down the street to another Yemeni place then I got my food memory back.

Fahed Ali

The rice was good but the meat was so bad we think it was old from a few days before I do not plan to ever come again to this rustreunt