Everything was amazing and service was great. The cherry chicken kebab was a highlight as well as the Baba ghanoush.

Very good Syrian food. The chefs are from Aleppo and that is where some of the best food in the Arab world comes from. The service was excellent. I love this place

Went back today for the masareen (intestines) which were also delicious. Still highly recommended!

Food is 5 star. There are many Mediterranean restaurants or Arabic restaurants in metro Detroit, but not a lot of them are Syrian. Have you ever had cherry kabob, no, then you have to come here. Everything else is great too. One of the best fattoush salad I ever had. The only knock I give them is that their pita bread taste like from the grocery store. It is cold and tough. Also the restaurant is getting old.

Incredible food. I drive 1.5 hour just to eat here. It's beyond good. The cherry kabob and mahamara (spicy dip) is top notch.

The flavors are next level and absolutely delicious. Chef Shamoo is a lovely person also and takes pride in his food. You can absolutely taste the love in his cooking. It's one of my favorite restaurants.

This restaurant is perfect. I brought my friend here because he had never had Syrian food before. He thought is was so flavorful and some of the best food he's had in Michigan. It's a little upsetting because now when my family cooks a meal for him, it'll never be as good as this. If I lived closer, I would eat here every week. The staff is really sweet and helpful with the menu. We got the kebab combo for 2, hummus, fattoush, and jallab. I had never had jallab before and it was so so delicious. I can't wait to go back.

I still say "get the cherry kabob!!" We got the cherry kabob, which comes with salad and rice, along with an order of meat pies and it was more than enough food for two people. We also got the spicy Syrian hummus which was delicious as usual. The owners are very nice and food arrives very quickly. It's a small place with 3-4 tables for dining in, but I think most of their business is carryout. I always recommend this place and the cherry kabobs to anyone who is going to Dearborn.

This place is sooooo good. As I write this review, I wish I could be eating at Al Chabab right now. It's a small, clean, no frills Syrian restaurant. There is free lot and street parking in the area. The couple that were working when I ate here (and I'm guessing they probably own the restaurant) were super friendly and really seemed to care that we were enjoying the food. Their fattoush salad is probably the best I've ever had. Everything I had was amazing. I want to come back and try more. I saw some guys order the sheep's head. It looked interesting and very tasty, and the two guys scarfed all of it down in minutes. There's even a picture of the chef with the sheep's head dish on the front of the restaurant. I definitely gotta try that next time.

Al Chabab is my favorite Middle Eastern restaurant I've been to locally. The fattoush salad that came with my entree was tasty, and I'm not one to rave about salads. The garlic cream sauce was to die for, and the hummus was some of the best I've had at a restaurant. My favorite dish though is the Al-Chabab cherry kabob. I've never had anything like it. Dearborn has a plethora of notable restaurants, but this one needs to get more love. It's truly a hidden gem, and a must do for any Middle Eastern food lovers. P.S. If you're feeling adventures or like exotic foods, check out the "Al-Chabab Bajah" portion of the menu, which includes sheep head, cow feet, lamb tripe, and more.