Sheeba Restaurant- Canton - (Near Canton Township, MI)

1 /5 Ken Myers: Not sure where to even start. This was our first time trying Yemeni food, as well as the restaurant. This will also be our last time. I guess we can start with not receiving many of the items. Whats the point of ordering Baba ghanoush if they forget your pita bread? How about paying $25 for 1 meal that advertises pickled turnips & peas/corn/carrots and they dont give you any of them? No message or heads up, no replacement, they just packed it up and sent it on its way. We went up to the restaurant (which eliminated the whole DoorDash point) and they had no urgency to help, left us standing at the entrance for awhile. Had to talk to 2 different people before a manager finally came and gave us 1 piece of Pita. Without being bias from the experience, lets rate the food. Chicken Tawook was dry chicken & dry rice. Baba Ganouj was worst weve had. Pita was decent. Tabouli was good. We wont be back. Wouldnt order again.

1 /5 Mike John: The worst buffet I’ve ever experienced. I went today with my family to try Yemeni cuisine, and it turned out to be a huge disappointment. The food quality was shockingly poor—weak flavor, not fresh, and nowhere near what you’d expect from a Yemeni restaurant. The buffet selection was limited. Mandi chicken had zero taste, the meat Agda was tough, and the Fahsa and Tuna were placed in the same tray, making it impossible to even tell them apart. Every single dish was cold. I asked for Arabic bread and was told it’s not included in the buffet. No tea, no coffee, not even a single hot drink offered. In the end, I paid $84 for nothing. Never back again!

2 /5 Gold Citizen: Let me start by saying I have been a fan of Yemeni Sheeba for years but always visited the old location on Warren rd. Now they have another on Mich ave and latest this canton location. I placed and order for Sheeba for two lamb Haneeth received it upon checking I saw less meat vs other locations. Just massive portion or rice. I asked why and the guy told me yeah sheeba lamb haneeth for two comes with 1 and 1/2 portions of meat. I again asked so why call it sheeba for two? Maybe call it sheeba for 1 and 1/2. I asked how come other locations give more meat? He again repeated the same line you get one portion and another half. In middle of arguing he ceded and said ok brother I add more for you. He added more meat to make it 2 portions. I again asked how do you gauge the portions? By weight? He replied no some portions are more some less all depends. Not good practice if you ask me as I’m paying eighty dollars for an order for two. Maybe start weighing or have a standard as this is confusing. I will probably keep going to the other locations just to avoid arguing about food Im paid for. I circled in white the extra he added on my photo.

5 /5 ruba ali: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great experience. Yesterday I ordered lamb for takeout, and it was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. Everyone really enjoyed the taste. Special thanks to Mr. Gabriel for his excellent service and kindness, and for preparing my order exactly the way I requested. Highly recommended, and I will definitely order again.

5 /5 Suleman Qureshi: I recently visited Sheeba and it was an amazing experience. The food was full of authentic Middle Eastern flavor and everything tasted fresh and perfectly cooked. We tried the Lamb Haneeth and Fattoush and both dishes were outstanding tender, well seasoned and truly delicious.