Here at Maman Joon, our philosophy is simple – food should be authentic, well-crafted, and delicious. We practice this in everything we create, from our homemade yogurts to our fresh-baked breads. As for the restaurant’s name, the word Maman means “mom and the word Joon means “soul, spirit of life. Used in a modern day to mean “dear, as a gesture of close kinship and hospitality. So all together Maman Joon, means DEAR MOM! Food is the language through which mom best knows how to express herself. Maman Joon is a place for family and friends to come together. You’re welcome to meet us there. Mom’s food, Made with love! Best Kabob in the DMV or it’s Free!
Hours
| Tuesday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 10 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 10 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1408 Chain Bridge Rd, McLean, VA 22101
Phone: (703) 964-5488
Website: http://www.mamanjoonkitchen.com/
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Reviews
I have been there 2x and both occasions, I received Delicious chicken kabobs. They taste better than the lamb Kabobs, which were tasty not not as good as the chicken. The salad and rice was fresh. You get more food if you eat in, than a carryout.
I had the worst experience at MaMa Joon’s this location. We were there at 11:30pm. I paid almost $30 for lamb chunks and Beef ground But when we came home its was beef chunks and chicken. I didn’t get what I paid for. When I bring the food home taste horrible rice was old and meat was under cooked.
Not recommending this location.
The only disappointment was no free water is provided, you have to pay $1.50 for water bottle.
The staff is friendly and professional… And always accommodating. Today I ordered one soup, and they made a mistake: they brought Us two. I insisted to pay, but they would not have any of it… On the house they said. I ended up taking a free one home.
I highly recommend this place. The atmosphere is casual so don’t expect fancy, but that goes with with the vibe and what I was looking for.
Very family oriented.
+ Food: average. The felafel was not cooked properly inside, and the kebab was ok. Not great or bad. It fell short compared with their Tyson location by a long distance.
+ Price: too high for this quality. At this price I can find better options around. They also charge a “packaging” fee which I’ve never seen before. It’s only $2 for an order this size but it’s not the $ matter of principle. You should tell me before I pay if there is unexplained charges
+ Service: Fast and relatively friendly
+ Vibe: not a huge fan of the two restaurants combined into one. It was confusing. You have a burger joint and an Iranian restaurant in one and from the ordering to dining it all felt weird. You have doogh, milkshake, hot dog, kebab, all you can imagine cooked and served together