Saj Alreef | 📍Sterling Heights, MI If you’re craving authentic Iraqi cuisine, Saj Al Reef is the spot for you. They’ve got all your favorites like kabob and quzi, plus exciting new dishes like mansaf and grilled mushrooms. And don’t forget to grab a drink, try the pomegranate juice, zbeeb, or their house-made yogurt drink. Come by and treat yourself. It’s rare to find mansaf at restaurants, which is why I’m glad they added it to their menu! 🍴: @saj_alreef_restaurant 📍 4100 Metro Pkwy, Sterlin

A sabich is an Iraqi-Jewish street food and a staple of Israeli cuisine, traditionally composed of pita or laffa bread stuffed with fried eggplants, hard-boiled egg, chopped salad, amba, and tahini sauce. This recipe, from Chef Magnus Young ‘16 at Brusc

🇮🇶 Would you eat this Iraqi street food fish? But isn't that expensive? 😱 I mean it is a big fish, but still… it is street food! 🤷🏽‍♂️ Anyone knows what type of fish this actually is? 🤷🏽‍♂️ I am sure it comes from the Tigris River, not the most clean river. Anyway you will find these open fires around on the streets in Baghdad. These friendly guys explained and showed me (as far as language barriers were not an issue) how things are done. I love eating fish, but when it comes to street fo

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