Damoori Kitchen

If you are looking for a quick and healthy lunch spot, you should check out Damoori Kitchen! This restaurant is a cute little gem spot where you can get fresh, authentic Lebanese food! We ordered Ruz wi Djaj (rice plate with marinated lemon & oil chicken thighs topped with garlic yoghurt and nuts) & traditional falafel arous (Lebanese pita sandwich with pickled turnibs, tomatoes, parsley & tahini). This cute little restaurant also has a grocery section where it sells a lot of ingredients from Lebanon such as tahini, spices, and dates. If you are around the area, it's worth a stop to check out!

Incredible flavors and simple, delicious menu. Its a lil deli style restaurant where you go up to the counter and order. The meat dishes were perfect and hit the spot for middle eastern food- growing up in the middle east , it stood out from the normal Mediterranean style joints around town. Lots of seating and no crowd on a sunday late afternoon. We got the chicken plate( Ruz wi Djaj) beautifully flavored chicken on a bed of spiced beef rice - highly recommend this. Rice also has some minced meat in it. Good portion size, ate half and took the rest home for dinner. Also got a side of labneh with pita. The pita was the lovely lavash style and thin. There were also gluten free options for the pita. Only wish here was to have the pita served warm. Will ask for them to warm it up next time. There were two vegetarian options with eggplant with rice or in a sandwich and sides/ dips. Loved the rotating cookie selection. The chocolate tahini cookie was great. They have beer/ wine and sodas from the fridge. And you can bring in coffee/ tea from the cafe next door.

This brought me back to life. Biking from downtown to discovery park. We hit the hill in Gilman Ave. The intense cardio to get up this hill almost killed me haha. I absolutely needed to sit down and we stumbled upon Damoori Kitchen for lunch. We got the Ruz WI djajGarlic yogurt was divineChicken and lamb bits replenished my empty bodyThey had puget sound kombucha which restored my electrolytesBasically damoori kitchen brought me back from the brink of death. I'm no doctor but I know how my body felt before and after eating here I almost crossed over the rainbow bridge but damoori kitchen yanked me back and said wasn't my time.

Loved discovering a delicious Lebanese restaurant in Magnolia and close to Discovery park! Cute interior with some grocery or take home items and spreads and a solid food menu. I tried the chicken flatbread sandwich and my friend tried the ruz wi djaj and some lebanese soda. Everything was so good. I loved the flavors of the chicken and everything in the sandwich - including radish and another crunchy veggie (not sure what it was) - it helped to cut down on the heaviness and bring out flavors. It was a substantially large sandwich but I couldn't help but finish it all. I am a fan... and also a new fan of the sodas we got - it was not super sweet and just a great to go with my food. Will definitely return again to try more things and get more soda!

After exploring Discovery park in Seattle, my partner and I were needed some sustenance. We searched on yelp and this place came up. The guy working the order counter was super friendly and helpful. The spot was nice and clean. Our orders came out relatively quick and the food was indeed yummy! We were quite satisfied with the flavor explosion. LolIf you are in the area, come check them out and you will not regret it!

Yum! Stopped here on the way back from a morning walk at Discovery Park. It's a simple place, a counter and a few shelves with Middle Eastern groceries. They carry some very delicious items. I ordered the Betinjan Fatteh - eggplant cooked with chickpeas in a rich tomato sauce, topped with yogurt and pine nuts, served over a minty rice. Great combination of flavors and textures. I got a cookie, some labneh and crunchy chickpeas to go. The cookie was tahini chocolate chip, very tasty, lots of chocolate. Will enjoy the other items with my lunch this week. I am looking forward to trying more dishes here in the future. A good excuse to take a walk at Discovery Park.

Fresh foods for sure. Every ingredient seems to be good for the stomach. The Ruz Wi Djaj was okay. I sounded tasty but fell quite short. Had to ask for some hot sauce. Very little chicken and was low key dry. Beef kafta was pretty tasty but again meat kinda dry. Overall healthy foods but not sure I would go again! Thanks

The salads here are spectacular. Fresh, flavorful, and generous. This is my go-to place for a meal before or after a visit to Discovery Park. They have tasty vegetarian options. The food is takeaway style, but there is some seating for eating onsite. The service is good for that style of eating but don't expect a restaurant with table service. Be sure to pick up some of the amazing smoked tahini for your home-made hummus! I enjoy browsing the produce shelves for something to take home.

Food and service are good. Would recommend for some Arabic fast food or casual dining

We ordered takeout.Falafel - I don't personally love falafel but this was probably the best I've had. it had a nice outer exterior (not rock hard!) with a soft and fluffy interior and I could taste the freshness! And thumbs up on the generous amount of hummus it comes with. Chicken with beef rice - I think the mix of proteins in this dish works beautifully. I loved getting bites of beef and rice which the rice was plump and fluffy, delicious! And the chicken pieces were good too. Fries - are coated with zataar and sesame seeds. I noticed a lot of it fell to the bottom of the container though so maybe shaking it up would've helped, and personally I needed more salt. They were long and thickly cut with a mix of the floppy and the crispy edge pieces. I only wished they weren't so greasy. I so appreciated the amount of dipping sauce it came with because I'm usually running out of whatever sauce im given but not here.