“ The Mandi at Hadramout is probably one of the best you'll find in DFW. I love how tender the chicken is, it's definitely a comfort food for me. ”

“ The best Yemeni food in town hands down! Their Hanith lamb and grilled chicken are my regular favorites. Service can sometimes be slow but that is not a problem in comparison to the great taste of food. ”

“ Great food, large portions, reasonable price. One meal and appetizer is enough for two. We shall be back soon. Grilled fish is a must try ”

“ Wonderful food great service and perfect ambience. I loved their mandi. Follow on insta @as.clicks for food recommendations ”

“ I've gone back to try the Hanith Lamb and in my opinion the Mandi is better. Both are good, the Hanith has more seasoning but that seasoning tastes mostly peppery and for me that just isn't quite as enjoyable as the Mandi. I understand why people might like it more with chicken--if you like peppery chicken dishes, of course that would work. I'll update again when I get to try other items but so far the Mandi Lamb is the winner. ”

“ The management reached out they honored the Groupons and the food was amazing - we got the lamb hanith which was absolutely delicious and highly recommended. ”

“ Attentive and quick service for a busy restaurant! We came in on a Friday night and while it was packed, we were able to get seated right away. Our food was also out within 5-10 minutes of ordering. This restaurant is very affordable for the amount of food they give. Even as 3 hungry girls, we could've ordered 1 appetizer and 1 entree and been fine. We got the Mediterranean Plate to start, which was average. The only part I felt was skimpy was the accompanying bread--the 3 half pieces were not nearly enough for all the hummus and baba ghanoush. However, the extra spreads did make good pairings for the rice in the Kabasa Chicken and Mandi Chicken. I wish they came with yogurt sauce, but instead I used the hummus and salsa-type sauce they gave us at the beginning. The chicken was fall off the bone, but the breast meat was very dry despite the tenderness. Hadramout is a good beginner's dive into Yemeni and hits the spot for a craving, but definitely not the best you could try. ”

“ This was my first time trying Yemeni food and it was delicious. The food had lots of flavor and chicken was very tender. The chicken literally fell off the bones. Each entree comes with a lot of rice, so the rice to chicken proportion is a bit off in my opinion. We also ordered the Mediterranean plate appetizer, which was also good, but it only came with 3 pieces of bread. We ended up having to pay for extra bread. They also charge you for water which I wasn't expecting. Overall, very nice to have something new in Plano. ”

“ This is by far the best restaurant in DFW. If I could give them more than 5 stars I would. The mandi chicken will fall off the bone even if you just wiggle the plate. The fish is amazingly flavored and also is easy to remove from the bone. The dessert isn't too sweet but is by far some of the best dessert I've ever had. The service has always been amazing and the staff has always been so kind and friendly. I have been here about a handful of times and the restaurant continues to blow my mind and remain consistently amazing. I literally dream about this restaurant. There is not a better restaurant in DFW, and it is one of the only Yemeni restaurants around. I had never had Yemeni food prior to trying this restaurant, and what a great representation of it, it is. I recommend that EVERYONE tries this restaurant. ”