Selda Mediterranean Kitchen - Frisco, TX - (Near Frisco, TX)

5 /5 Aaron Wing: My husband and I are always on the out for new restaurants that are not a chain. Z Selda does not disappoint! We have been multiple times and th food, service and atmosphere are great every time. I highly recommend the garlic shrimp light bite. Also the bean salad is amazing which comes with many of the dishes. The lamb chops, chicken shish are just a few we have enjoyed. Ask for recommendations from the staff and they will guide you. They are all amazing!

5 /5 abdugofir ahrorov: I had an amazing experience at this Turkish restaurant! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff treated us with genuine hospitality. Every dish was full of flavor — especially the kebabs, which were incredibly tender and perfectly seasoned. The fresh bread and mezze were delicious, and the portions were generous. The service was fast, the place was clean, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality of food. I truly felt like I was enjoying a piece of Turkey right here. Highly recommended for anyone who loves authentic and tasty Turkish cuisine!

5 /5 R B: Everything was phenomenal from the moment We walked in, we were greeted with a smile and an array of desserts. Our waiter was very attentive. The food was PERFECT!! The freshly baked bread and labne to start with is such an appetizing start. We had the stuffed dates (to die for), the fried halloumi (amazing), fried cauliflower (a must) and the meat pie. Then we had the tres leches cake, a chocolate mouse cake, the kunafeh (not traditional style but still very tasty). We ate every plate and finished it off with a pot of tea. By the end of the meal my friends and I were already planning bringing our families back. Great addition to that shopping center and to our community. Keep up the great work. Best of luck Selda ❤️

3 /5 Lucky Explorer: We went to Selda Mediterranean Restaurant for lunch on a Saturday. It wasn’t too busy, which made it a relaxed experience. Parking was easy, the ambiance was pleasant, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Our food also came out pretty quickly. For appetizers, we ordered the tzatziki, which was excellent and definitely a highlight. We also tried the stuffed dates. This was something new for us. While I personally didn’t enjoy it much, my husband liked it, and it was interesting to see dates served in a savory, salad-style preparation. The halloumi cheese was really good and flavorful, though the portion felt a bit small. It came with only four small pieces, with bell pepper mix underneath. A slightly larger portion would have been nice. For mains, we ordered Chicken Adana and lamb chops. Unfortunately, both fell short for us. The chicken kebab was dry, not juicy, and lacked flavor. The rice served with it was bland, and the salad on the side didn’t have much seasoning or Mediterranean spice. The lamb chops were also on the drier side and felt under-seasoned. We also didn’t enjoy the rice and peas combination that came with the dishes. Overall, the restaurant has a nice setting, good service, and some solid appetizers, but the main dishes we tried didn’t stand out in terms of flavor. With more seasoning and attention to juiciness, the food could be much better.

5 /5 Joanne Choi: The best Turkish restaurants around are the Selda locations. Out of the 3 today’s meal has been the best thus far! Try the lahmacun, the lamb chops with a side of tzatziki. Don’t forget dessert with a cup of hot Turkish tea!