Jawhara Café

it is my first time to get there. It is a white community house and I got confused at first, but finally found it inside the building. The food was sooooooo good, and the stuff there were very friendly and helpful. Very surprised and definitely will be back again soon.

Doesn't exist. There is community center there. NO FOOD. What the heck? This is just a bait and switch. There is no real place to eat and if there is the. It only for their patrons.

I love coming here for lunch with my family! It's the best homemade food, so full of flavor. The people are always friendly too. Highly recommend it!

After quite an adventure trying to find this place, we finally called them up and got directions. It's inside the mosque. Turn left once you enter. They were out of most things so we got a spicy chicken plate which was one of the only things they had that evening and a side of pita and humus. The pita was kinda chewy and clearly store bought, the humus was bland and flavorless. The chicken and rice were quite spicy and tasted nice but were extremely greasy.Overall the food was kinda meh. Maybe we got the wrong stuff. Also it's more of a take out place than a sit down cafe. Might try it again some day but I probably won't drive all the way out for it again.

I was here on a Friday, it was crowded as the mass was on. Service was great, it was barely 10 minutes wait to pickup my Togo. Spicy chicken plate was amazing, portions would suffice 2 moderate eaters. Ask for their hot sauce, it adds a nice punch of spice to the food.

Hard to find - it's tucked inside a mosque. As you enter the main doors, turn left to go to the community center side. You do NOT need to enter into the actual worship area to get to the cafe.Order at the counter and pay first. They have a small eating area with a couple tables. Probably more conducive to taking-out. Lots of kids around playing in the gym.Food is excellent - had the lamb gyro and curry plate. Portions were large, taste was spot-on.Service is what sets this place apart. The owner was incredibly friendly and patient as our group of ~8 was slow to order. When the food came, he brought out a HUGE plate of fries for the table and a couple bottles of water, all on the house!It's a little awkward going in and finding the place, but just do it - it's worth it.

Very good lamb curry and a huge portion (enough for 2 people) served with rice and salad. Curry was on the mild side and lamb was not the smelly kind you find in supermarkets. I suspect they have their own specially sourced lamb (so that it's halal, but also better tasting). The place is inside a mosque and there are no markings outside indicating there's a restaurant. The mosque receptionist was eager to offer me a tour of the mosque while I waited for the food.

The food here is TO DIE FOR!! The portions are so big, that I couldn't finish one but braved it and ate it all that's how good it was :)The smell of it is mouth watering. Don't dare to go and get a take out - it's a torture to have that delicious food in a car and not being able to just eat it right there. Also, the owner!! The nicest man on earth :)

I had Jawhara's food at a catered event last night and it blew me away! I filled my first plate but just had to go back for more: the oliver chicken, biryani rice, lamb meatballs, vegetarian samosas, salad, roasted vegetables and homemade hummus were DIVINE. Insanely tasty, moist, fresh, flavorful, and honestly- addictive. Everyone was raving about the food all night so I wanted to come here and leave a positive review. Cannot recommend them enough! 10/10 highly recommend.

Best Biryani you can eat! Authentic. Home style. Moderately spicy. Lamb, chicken, and sometimes goat. They always have amazing free Moroccan tea complimentary. Very friendly staff. Small area for seating. It's inside the Muslim community center in redmond ( maps). People are friendly and welcoming.