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Al Mawa Eats zabiha Halal is a modern eatery serving bold, flavorful dishes inspired by rich culinary traditions from across the Middle East and South Asia. At Al Mawa Eats, we blend authenticity with innovation, offering a diverse menu of halal, freshly prepared meals that cater to both traditional tastes and contemporary cravings. Whether you’re in the mood for sizzling grilled meats, aromatic rice platters, vibrant vegetarian options, or fusion street food, our dishes are crafted with passion, premium ingredients, and a commitment to excellence. Perfect for dine-in, takeout, or delivery, Al Mawa Eats is where culture meets comfort food — bringing communities together one delicious bite at a time.
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Address: 5844 Dempster St, Morton Grove, IL 60053
Phone: (224) 470-6077
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Reviews
Mohammed Saad
Tried their Crispy Chicken Loaded Fries, Masala Fries, and Crispy Chicken Burger — all were really good! The sauce in the loaded fries could be a bit more spicy, it was slightly bland, but overall the taste and quality were great. The prices are very affordable, and the portion size is worth it. If you like that Hyderabadi bakery-style burger flavor, this place is a must-try! Totally recommend it
… moreMonem Salam
HALAL! Wow! What a great place to eat; had the honey chicken wrap and it had the right quantity of all ingredients
Also had the mango shake and the mangos were fresh!! So good
Best part: Price!!
Definitely will go again…
… moreAlso had the mango shake and the mangos were fresh!! So good
Best part: Price!!
Definitely will go again…
Manaal Adnan
The food was okay. Drinks were good. We asked for extra salad and were charged $5??
We spent $60 on food so shouldn’t have to pay extra for a little salad.
… moreWe spent $60 on food so shouldn’t have to pay extra for a little salad.
Phyllis Felts
We had beef schwarma with rice and chicken schwarma with rice. Both were tasty. The food selection was not large, the portions were adequate, and what we had was good.
… moreHenry Trowbridge (喬念唐)
Great food for a completely fair price, plus the interior is nice. Especially given that they just opened we loved the rice bowl and their mango dragon fruit refresher. They even comped us some free drinks out of sheer good will and accomodated our special request to make a mixed rice bowl, instantly!
… moreM. murtazaayy
Had a wonderful experience at Al Mawa Eats! The food was absolutely delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. The hospitality stood out — the receptionist was very welcoming and the staff made sure everything was taken care of. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making the whole dining experience even better. Definitely a spot I’d recommend and look forward to visiting again!
… moreDanish Khan
Ordered 2 bowls (1 chicken 1 gyro) and a chicken shawarma wrap a long with fries. The wrap and chicken shawarma bowl were pretty good. No complaints there. Fries were also decent. The gyro bowl however…. I think I took 1 maybe 2 bites. The gyro was really hard and looked old. Almost as if it had been sitting all day and then was reheated. My wife didn’t even attempt to take a bite out of it. Overall pretty disappointed with that gyro bowl. I could just tell it wasn’t fresh. Felt like my money was wasted. Restaurant was nice and clean. Plenty of parking in the back.
… moreSalahuddin Ahmed
This place is amazing, the quality of food is superb, and the workers are very kind and nice. The vibes in the place are awesome. Would highly recommend this spot!
… moreAwais Afzal
The food here is really nice it’s a lot of variety in the menu. I also am really happy with the prices and the customer service is really nice and helpful.
… moreJosh Dimaculangan
Literally just finished eating and drinking there. Completely unbiased review by a random Filipino male who happened to pass by it after going to the gym. Context – I’ve also tried Matari, Qawah, and Haraz. Qawah and Matari were my favorite, until this. I got the Chicken Shawarma Rice Plate and the Irani Chai. Partial reason as to why this became my favorite; they sell hot foods.
First off, atmosphere:
Super cozy, super comfy, super cute little place. It’s a small business on Dempster street and something most people would usually just pass by, but the inside is warm and inviting. Feels like a coffee shop vibe.
Second off, drinks:
I got the Irani Chai. Very similar to Adeni Chai in my opinion. They don’t normally do iced chai, but they made an exception. It was amazing. They even had me wait for my drink before I paid in case I didn’t like it. Don’t expect that, but goes to show how customer facing they are especially for things they haven’t normally done yet. Cherry on top was that 8 ounces was only $3. Where can you find $3 coffee/tea nowadays?
Third, food:
I don’t mean to be ignorant, but it briefly reminded me of Pita Inn. I know it’s not the same cuisine, but similar. I got the Chicken Shawarma Rice Plate. I will say, when I was eating it, all I could do is compare it to Pita Inn, and this was so much better than anything I’ve gotten at Pita Inn. The rice was not dry as most basmati rice is, and their sauces are so much better. It’s like the Chik-Fil-A sauce of Basmati Rice Plates (if you like Chik-Fil-A), but with a bit of a spicy kick, while Pita Inn is Burger King mustard. Get extra sauces. The portion was also super generous for $10.
Lastly, service:
The cashier I worked with was super nice. Gave immediate attention and was super welcoming and helpful. Knew the menu. The food came quick and was within 5 minutes of me ordering; if you can’t wait for that long, I’ll see you at the McDonald’s drive-thru. When they asked me to give a review, it wasn’t overbearing and they requested so kindly and modestly. They continued to ask me if I liked it and you can see their eyes lit up when I told them I liked it.
Don’t even just support them because they’re a small business; try the food and drinks and it won’t matter what they are. I loved it. Thank you, Al Mawa Eats.
… moreFirst off, atmosphere:
Super cozy, super comfy, super cute little place. It’s a small business on Dempster street and something most people would usually just pass by, but the inside is warm and inviting. Feels like a coffee shop vibe.
Second off, drinks:
I got the Irani Chai. Very similar to Adeni Chai in my opinion. They don’t normally do iced chai, but they made an exception. It was amazing. They even had me wait for my drink before I paid in case I didn’t like it. Don’t expect that, but goes to show how customer facing they are especially for things they haven’t normally done yet. Cherry on top was that 8 ounces was only $3. Where can you find $3 coffee/tea nowadays?
Third, food:
I don’t mean to be ignorant, but it briefly reminded me of Pita Inn. I know it’s not the same cuisine, but similar. I got the Chicken Shawarma Rice Plate. I will say, when I was eating it, all I could do is compare it to Pita Inn, and this was so much better than anything I’ve gotten at Pita Inn. The rice was not dry as most basmati rice is, and their sauces are so much better. It’s like the Chik-Fil-A sauce of Basmati Rice Plates (if you like Chik-Fil-A), but with a bit of a spicy kick, while Pita Inn is Burger King mustard. Get extra sauces. The portion was also super generous for $10.
Lastly, service:
The cashier I worked with was super nice. Gave immediate attention and was super welcoming and helpful. Knew the menu. The food came quick and was within 5 minutes of me ordering; if you can’t wait for that long, I’ll see you at the McDonald’s drive-thru. When they asked me to give a review, it wasn’t overbearing and they requested so kindly and modestly. They continued to ask me if I liked it and you can see their eyes lit up when I told them I liked it.
Don’t even just support them because they’re a small business; try the food and drinks and it won’t matter what they are. I loved it. Thank you, Al Mawa Eats.