Radad Grill

Ordered takeout and tried the supreme pizza and a couple of desserts. They were pretty good. There are so many things on the menu that I have to go back to try. When I picked up the food I loved how clean the restaurant is and the host was super friendly.

I have to admit that when I originally saw this Radad Grill open, I thought it was only middle eastern food but after seeing their lunch specials posted outside, I decided to give it a try as they also have pizza, Italian and Chinese. I really enjoyed my chicken fettuccine plate and will definitely return, to try other things. It’s nice to have so many menu options and an extensive dessert menu as well!

This is an undiscovered gem tucked away in the corner of a strop center. I decided to give them a try after discovering them on FB & the Too Good to Go app. It was late, so it looked closed. I walked in and waited to receive my order. It was being cooked fresh. As I waited, I looked around. It was very clean and they had a very expansive menu. Only thing missing were tacos & Mexican food. LOL I received my order, went home & ate. It was delicious. Seasoned well. The chicken was moist...not dried out. The portion was large and filling. I was nervous about what to expect. Not anymore. I'll definitely be back. There are so many things I want to try. Don't hesitate to give them a try. An extra plus, they're open late too.

Went there on thanksgiving day! I guess it was not the best day to go there. Heard a lot of good things about this place but our experience was not good. They had limited 1 page menu but that was not the issue really. We ordered fries, beef shawarma sandwich and a gyro platter. The fries had no seasoning at all. The sandwich had too much salt and oily too. The gyro platter was not good either. It did not have salt. I wish they kept it closed rather than keeping it open and not serving their best. I just hope they are as good as other people says!

**Radad's: Unpalatable Food Accompanied by Abysmal Service** My recent dining experience at Radad's was an unfortunate one that left me craving culinary satisfaction and a respectful customer experience. Upon entering the desolate restaurant, I was initially hopeful as I anticipated a quick and efficient order. However, my optimism quickly waned as I waited patiently for 10 minutes, only to be greeted by a surly employee whose demeanor instantly extinguished any spark of hospitality. With visible annoyance, the young woman took my order, her curt tone making me feel as though I was an inconvenience rather than a valued customer. As I was ordered to swipe my app, I couldn't help but notice her expressions of disdain, as if she resented my presence. My gastronomic expectations hit rock bottom when my food finally arrived. The dish, which was supposed to be a succulent masterpiece, was a pathetic display of poor culinary craftsmanship. The meat was tough and flavorless, the vegetables wilted and bland, and the overall presentation was unappetizing. It was clear that the chef had put minimal effort into creating this inedible concoction. Given the deplorable food and abysmal customer service, it's no wonder Radad's restaurant was empty. The negative atmosphere permeating the establishment effectively repelled any potential patrons. It's clear that this restaurant lacks the basic principles of hospitality, and until it undergoes a complete overhaul of its menu and staff, I would strongly advise diners to avoid this culinary nightmare at all costs.