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Al Forat Market
Middle Eastern
A halal grocery and meat market in Sunnyvale that also happens to run a charcoal grill out back. Order a koobideh or chicken tikka skewer and about fifteen minutes later someone emerges with an aluminum tray lined with lavash, which quietly absorbs all the smoky, spiced drippings. The San Francisco Chronicle named it one of the Bay Area's top Middle Eastern spots. Sides you'll have to source elsewhere, but the skewers alone make the detour easy to justify.
The awards strongest first
- San Francisco Chronicle Best Middle Eastern restaurants in the Bay Area
One number, weighted & current 65
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Chicken koobideh
“The options include beef or chicken koobideh ($4), chicken thigh kebabs ($5), spicy chicken tikka ($6), cuts of beef steak ($7/$12.49), and mixed peppers and veggies ($1.50).”
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Chicken thigh kebabs
“The options include beef or chicken koobideh ($4), chicken thigh kebabs ($5), spicy chicken tikka ($6), cuts of beef steak ($7/$12.49), and mixed peppers and veggies ($1.50).”
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Spicy chicken tikka
“The options include beef or chicken koobideh ($4), chicken thigh kebabs ($5), spicy chicken tikka ($6), cuts of beef steak ($7/$12.49), and mixed peppers and veggies ($1.50).”
San Francisco Chronicle
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