Sheba

Best Hanith lamb and Grilled fish w/ rice in Houston. This is authentic Yemeni food! It was flavorful, tender, and packed with different spices. The aroma of the restaurant was very nice. The place itself was very clean and tidy, and a very relaxed place that you can come and dine with your friends. The atmosphere was very welcoming, the guy said Salam to us as soon as we walked in, and it just felt like such a nice place.

Very flavourful fish mandi! Loved the rice and the yogurt on the side too. Definitely coming again here. Simple, good, reasonably priced food

I must say, this place is absolutely amazing! The meat here is so tender that it practically falls off the bone. I've had their chicken Mandi, hanith lamb, and grilled fish, and let me tell you, each dish has been a delightful experience. However, the all-time best dish I've had so far is definitely the chicken Mandi. I highly recommend it to everyone. Keep up the good work! ❤️❤️❤️

Delicious food, generous portions and great service! The chicken hanith was cooked to perfection, and my husband said the grilled fish was the best fish he’s ever had in his life. The staff was so kind, especially the main server. I highly recommend you come here if you’re looking for delicious authentic Yemeni food. 😃

This place is dirty and needs some serious attention. The wait time for food was supposed to be 20 minutes but end up being 30 mins. The red sauce (sahawiq) and the yogurt was watered down, I felt like I was dipping the bread in water. I ordered fahsa and let me tell you the fahsa was a huge disappointment. Firstly because the fahsa wasn’t served in the hot clay traditional dish. It was served in a bowl. Secondly, fahsa is called fahsa because it supposed to have shredded meat. Unfortunately our fahsa had so much fat I and it was soooooo greasy I had to scoop the fat out. I was fishing the bowl for meat but was getting fat and onion chunks. Also they put so much turmeric in the maraq my fingers was stained yellow. I had to wash it off four times but my fingers were still yellow. They don’t serve salad with the meal . Y’all wanna want to charge a lot but a want to be very cheap with the meat. I’ve ate in a lot of Yemeni restaurants and I have never seen fahsah made with chunks of fat like this, and they don’t even serve a small salad with the meal.