Worlds Magic Restaurant

Best Saudi food in town. Authentic flavors. Super friendly owners! I used to work here but now I'm a loyal customer.Reasonably priced average of $10-20 per a filling dish, high quality ingredients, super duper clean place!! Definitely recommend!!They have seasonal dishes and menues and cater as well

This restaurant is REALLY good. We came in around 6PM and were seated right away, and the waiter took our order in minutes. The menu is limited, which is great because it lets you see what they specialize in. We waited about 15-20 minutes for our food. We got hummus, a lamb mandi, and a chicken mandi to split among 4 people, and it was plenty of food. The meat is so tender and flavorful, and the rice is delicious. The tomato sauce really complements the food well, but I wish they gave you more of it without having to order more. As we ate, it got pretty packed, which was surprising for a weeknight. It was nice to see the restaurant fill up with people from all backgrounds who just appreciate good food. We'll definitely be back!

Food was delicious staff was amazing beautiful presentation best chicken I ever tasted will be back for sure highly recommend hidden gem

Found this restaurant randomly when searching halal food on google maps. Thought we'd give them a try and they didn't disappoint! We got the lamb and chicken. Both were good. The molokhiya was amazing too. Also the spicy side sauce was perfect! Will be back when we're in town again :)

Very tasty middle eastern cuisine! Only things lacking on the menu were salads & limited drinks (canned sodas/bottled water only). Mostly likely limited menu in light of Covid? Portions were generous & food didn't take long to come out. Staff was friendly and Casual Atmosphere. Hope more items will be added back to the menu dine in menu. Shopping center in which this restaurant is located is a bit shady & initially caused some skepticism, but we'll likely return for carry out should we get the urge for middle eastern cuisine while Near I drive.

First time ever trying Arab food! Found this little hidden spot by I -Drive. The food is very authentic and went for their popular chicken dish. It was flavorful but on the drier side- The Chicken Mandi. The other was more like a soup-dip with nann. Also very interesting. There was def a burst of flavors or spices. Idk if this is for my palette but the place got busier throughout the evening. The place is clean and minimal.

Actually went here by the happiest accident- meant to go next door, and it was closed but world's magic was open and we thought the concept of the restaurant was interesting so we went in and I couldn't be happier that we did.Tables were well-spaced and we were given menus and seated promptly. Interior deco is nice and the overall feel is very bright but without being overlay distracting. Just has a nice open feel.It's worth noting that service here is pretty atypical. From what I could tell, there were only really three people working, and all three were involved in the kitchen including the gentleman who was in charge of hosting. He was in the kitchen helping set plates and also serving and seating folks, so service may not seem attentive like you are used to at typical restaurants but it is friendly and quick, especially considering only three people are present.The menu itself is concise, which I actually like. There are solid options for vegetarians between the main dishes and appetizers. My parents got the okra and gareesh for their mains, and my brother and I had the chicken and lamb Mandi. For our appetizer we had the grape leaves.Starting with the app- grape leaves were amazing. Stuffed to perfection, warm (which was a nice break from the norm of cold grape leaves like you usually see at restaurants. The stuffing was seasoned and cooked well and had a touch of heat which I really liked!The gareesh was amazing. It was creamy and with the addition of the topping, had some nice flavor to it. I am not a huge fan of cracked wheat but my mom loves it and she loved the dish.The okra was also really good! It was cooked really well, and wasn't slimy at all. They cook it with a tomato based sauce which adds some really nice acidity that complements the okra very nicely.The lamb and chicken Mandi were both cooked to perfection (seeing a common theme here?). Literally falling off the bone, both meats were super tender and juicy and they were served on a whole truckload of beautifully seasoned rice. The sauce served with it was a thin tomato sauce, almost like a spicy salsa but with some spices to differentiate it. I thought it was amazing and while the meats didn't need the sauce since they were seasoned and cooked so well, it went amazing with the rice. This was literally some of the best lamb and chicken my brother and I have ever had, and the price point is pretty epic for the amount of food you get.Overall, incredibly happy. We were there at off hours, like 3:00-4:30, and while we were the only ones inside when we got there, people quickly started filing in after us and it was almost full when we left! Love the food, love the pricing. Would definitely come again. This place shines in Orlando, where so many restaurants go for glitz and glamour to attract tourists but lack the quality in their food while charging you an exorbitant price. This truly is magical!

The food was okay/mediocre. But we waited for over an hour for the food. No one asked us for drinks. Three different people took our order and the items came not in one go. Would not recommend this place.

Food was not good at all. The lamb dish was at least edible, but the chicken shish, was not.Would not recommend.

Great Food , Awesome Service.We ordered the Mandi Lamb and Chicken, Okra and Mulukhia .Everything was super delicious and we over ate.