Garlic Crush

Kamel Shikh

Excellent location. Easy free parking Flavor was good, food was fresh, has a lot of flavor. But not the authentic middle eastern food flavor. It is mass produced to copy the original flavor. Food is lacking the authentic aroma, authentic flavor.,and taste What is funny all workers are non middle eastern . They grew up on a different pallete, & a completely different food taste. How can they will ever know what a real authentic middle eastern dish they are copying will taste like. But give all of them credit for trying , and bringing these look alike, and taste alike dishes. Years ago when it first opened , and when the owner used to work here with his middle eastern crew the food was really good , but now the food is whatever. Good fast customer service. Clean customer lounge & seating area, but the kitchen has a lot of areas need cleaning And the kitchen ceiling looks dirty & awful

Ameer Kat

I can't say more good about Garlic Crush. Their prices along with other restaurants went up due to USA being USA and inflation. But we still go here!!! Everything is so good here. And I literally mean everything!!

Nazar Borishkevich

The place is literally Eh. The chicken was good but everything else was eh. Not to flavorful and the lamb looked like a wiener on my plate.

Ibis Wang

Flavors were good but portion and presentation left much to be desired. I lived most of my life in an area blessed with a plethora of Mediterranean places and I was excited to try Garlic Crush after moving to Bellevue. First impression with the take out was that these were by far the most meagerly filled boxes I have ever seen. My grilled lamb plate in the description said that it came with sauteed onions and red pepper... There were LITERALLY two silvers of each onion and red bell pepper. The lamb was absolutely delicious but again, for $18+ I was expecting a whole sword of meat versus what was maybe a single small skewer. I got a kids plate for my kid, which was described for ages 12 and under. Yeah, there is no way there is enough food for a pre-teen. Overall, I'm used to enjoying lots of small "extras" and having the feeling of abundance of variety with my kebab platters which was notably absent, thus making Garlic Crush a bit of a disappointing experience. The pita also felt like a sad afterthought and you can buy much better from grocery stores. There wasn't even a small side of yogurt dip or tzatziki sauce with the meals.