Souk Tabule - Toronto

My go to restaurant: Always satisfied with the food and service(more like casual yet great atmosphere Patio is also nice in the summer? lucky to have this restaurant in my area. We love tawuk wrap and Kafta?Kid-friendliness: Asked for sauce on the sideThey use plastic cup:

Good food but the portion size of the chefs plate is very small for the price. Perhaps the dining portion is larger. Not worth it if you’re getting takeout or delivery.

One of the best places to eat authentic Arabic food in Toronto.Food : we tried some brunch items from the menu like the the eggs and some side dishes that we really lovedservice: was perfect didn't take time to bring the orders the waiters were nice and friendlyAtmosphere: beautiful place to eat or enjoy a coffee With a nice viewHighly recommend for anyone that want to try something different

Great location with paid parking spots at front (can be hard to find a parking spot on busy hours). The food is very authentic and good portion. Price is average but definitely not cheap. It is not a full service place. You sit down and scan menu to order by yourself. Once paid with phone, you will get a message on estimation of when the food will come. The server brings food to your table.We enjoy the fried cod with rice (the rice is so delicious) and chef’s selection of appetizer dips. The atmosphere of the place is very casual. It is a chain store and it feels that way. It is not a fine dining restaurant. We enjoyed our dinner at the patio and it is quite nice. I wish it has better beer and cold drinks selections (they are all pre-bottled except hot drinks). The herbal chai latte is made in the house and that was very nice.

I am disappointed to give Souk Tabule a 3-star rating. I have been a regular customer for the past few years and have always enjoyed the food. However, my experience on Friday was not up to par. The saj bread was still delicious, but everything else was just okay. The overall quality seems to have decreased, and I cannot pinpoint why. I used to love the samke Sammie, but this time it was too fishy and the coating was soggy. Despite this, I would still return to pick up some fresh bread.