Aladdin

Wonderful. Homemade pita AND falafel. The baklava was like my wife's Armenian grandmother use to make. Layers an layers of phyllo. Perfect all around. It is small place but don't let that stop you from experiencing the food the way it should be. Perfect. We are fans!

the portion is really good for the price, i was pleasantly surprised. there is a lot of extra bread on the ends which isn't too fun but the taste was wonderful. the chicken was well cooked and tasty, but i wasn't gooped with the sauce. definitely worth it, although not my fav in worcester

My only issue was not coming here sooner!Absolute gem of a place. The Iraqi-styled food is fresh, comforting and fast. Jelal and his son, Behram run a cozy middle-eastern restaurant filled with the most authentic Iraqi food in the area.

I have to tell you this was the worst food experience I have ever had in my life. First of all the place is extremely dirty. It looks like nothing has been cleaned in years. The food it tasted like chemicals and like it was stale and had been sitting out for long. After reading other reviews I saw that some people actually found mold growing in their food and I puked after eating this. Please do not go here it is not sanitary and you will get sick if you do.

The reviews of this restaurant are accurate! I finally got around to visiting Alladin today and my boyfriend and we are so glad we did! Excellent value and really tasty food! My guy got a chicken shwarma sandwich and I got the falafel sandwich. His was absolutely loaded with meat, and the style of bread really holds up with all those filings (meat, pickles, lto). I had never tried this Iraqi style bread before and I think it's pretty much perfect for sandwiches (hearty on the outside but not tough to bite into, soft and airy on the inside). As for my falafel, they were warm and had a nice crispy texture when I bit into them (topped with amba sauce, pickles, lettuce and onions). This was some of the best falafel I have had in a while. We ordered a side of hummus too, which was pretty good, but should have ordered something to dip in it (bread or chips perhaps) - it didn't come with any, but that's our mistake. So glad to have more than one option for Middle Eastern food on this side of the city! We will definitely be trying more things from this menu in the future.

Aladdin is one of the few places in the area that serves mediterranean food, as far as I know. I felt like going against the grain of our usual asian vs italian vs american food delivery that we usually do and try to spice things up a little with some falafel and hummus. Enter Aladdin. Their menu includes appetizers, sandwiches, and platters. The appetizer menu has the usuals like fries and wings with some ethnic extras like samosas and hummus. Sandwich menu has many kebabs, shawarma, with vegetarian options like falafel and veggie mix. They also have a menu where you can get most of the sandwiches in platter form. I ordered the Iraqi famous veggie mix meal and Tina threw down a falafel sandwich. We added an order of fries and samosas.Their hummus is amazing. Closest I've had to authentic hummus in a long time. I didn't order a side order and I deeply regret it. Tempted to order delivery from here again just so I can order that hummus and bathe in it. The falafel is also very good. I have come across a wide variety of falafel textures and this one is more along the lines of floury rather than chickpea/grainy. They were crisp on the outside and hearty on the inside. They tasted excellent. Regarding the Iraqi famous veggie mix meal, the menu states "falafel, hand cut fried potatoes, eggplant, and samosa, comes with hummus, baba ganoush, and amba". What I actually received was a bunch of falafel, eggplant, a little container of hummus, iceberg lettuce, tomato, pickles, and banana peppers. There were zero "hand cut fried potatoes", no samosas, no baba ganoush, and no amba. Disappointing. Tina's falafel sandwich was also supposed to have "special sauce and amba or hummus". There was no sauce. Otherwise, the sandwich looked amazing. The samosas we received with our order of the appetizer were really good and stuffed with potato filling. They also included a few pieces of their Iraqi bread which was HUGE, soft, warm, and perfect to dip into the hummus. If you're in need of bread, I'd order their side of this bread which comes with 10 pieces. The prices were very reasonable but I wish they were more accurate with the menu.

Why didnt i get here earlier? I am livid with myself that i have been ignoring the 10 mins walk for so long. Finally went here and wow it is good. Well, now i have another reason to come to office. Ordered the chicken kabab meal and boy the chicken was juicy. It was grilled fresh however it did come out of the refrigerator so initially i was a bit skeptical. The hummus was another gem. Now i want to try their babaghanoush and the falafel. judging( yeah totally) by the taste of the hummus and sure the other stuff is going to be great. It is a rarity that the stuff feels so fresh and tastes so good and different from the most places.

It's amazing restaurant I'm so proud of you my country people I really recommend this restaurant for everyone.

I'm pretty sure this is the best shawarma that I've had in Worcesteter. No offense to my other favorite shawarma palace. But this place is probably different than other places that you have been to. It is Iraqi style. This means they do not serve rice but serve it on freshly made Iraqi style bread. So good and soft with veggies. I had the mixed shawarma sandwich which was super tasty and economical. I highly recommend you try this place out. I'll be back (in my Arnold voice)

The chicken shawarma was delicious! I also got samosas, which were flaky and buttery and wonderful. I ordered delivery through Uber Eats which was fast in both preparation and delivery. I definitely suggest it.