Habibi Lebanese Semoran

Chicken shawarma combo platter was excellent. Came with a warm pita and 3 sides. I got babaganoush, hummus and tabouli. Chicken was moist tender and flavorful. Sides were fresh and perfect amount.

Chicken shawarma sandwich was very tasty and filling. I think I’d enjoy the platter more though. I’ll definitely be getting that on my next visit. I didn’t have any sides so no comment on those. But this place is definitely good and affordable for lunch and dinner!

It’s crazy to think I’ve been living in the area 2 years and it’s embarrassing to say I only been to this place just two times, and its down the block from where I live. This place has the best Lebanese food in Orlando that I’ve had since I left NYC. The service here is so nice and they always ask if it’s your first time here so they can help you, and they let you try things before you even order which I really appreciated. This place is very clean and the food looks so fresh, I tried the lamb platter combo it was very good and I also ordered the steak, chicken and kabob combo with hummus man this was so amazing! The food here is fresh and is super flavorful. I highly recommend this place to try out!

Very tasty, nice presentation of food! Only complaint is tables are a bit dirty and sticky for some odd reason. But despite I will be back, because it’s not a dirty place.

Great Mediterranean food for a fair price. I always get the chicken shawarma platter with hummus, tabouli, cucumber salad, and the awesome garlic sauce. Costs around $ 13.50 but well worth it! Friendly staff too.
A great unexpected find right outside the airport.

Ughhhhh… I am in love with this place!
Friendly staff and fresh food.
I’m going to make this a regular spot of mine and would love to bring others over.
Thumbs up and a happy tummy :)

Best Shawarma in Central Florida! I love this place. When flying in to Orlando International I will avoid eating at my layover or on the plane just so I can go to Habibi and have one of their Shawarma sandwiches. The staff is very friendly and they truly care about serving great delicious healthy food.

Really good food. The guy behind the counter was quite proud of his food and made some recommendations. Turns out — good ones. The lentil soup was very interesting — the lemon juice and olive oil made it wow.
The kanife — wow! The guy gave us a cup of syrup to pour over and then heat. So good .
And the hummis was flavorful and smooth. Ill be back.

This place represents a poor deal. The good tastes average or slightly below average, but the cost for the two sandwiches we purchased was way too high for the sad little sandwiches they produced. Instead of $ 8.99 for the beef shwarma sandwich it should have been $ 2.99 based on the tiny portion and lack of meat.
I would definitely not return because there are many food options in the area and Habibi’s is well below average.

Let’s get the negative out of the way. Tables are all dirty and sticky. I didn’t see anyone cleaning tables. It was slow, only one other customer so there was no reason someone couldn’t have wiped down tables.
Menu is standard Middle Eastern fare. Prices are reasonable.
Servings are generous. I got a Chicken Shawarma and a side of Tabouli. The shawarma was warm — panini style. Lots of chicken and very garlicky. But I liked it!
Tabouli was nice and fresh. Had lots more mint than I’m used to tasting. But it was good too.
I’d definitely come again when in the mood for this type of food.

I’m not Middle Eastern food expert, but I do know that this was very tasty and not expensive.
I had four stuffed grape leaves to start and they were quite good even if they don’t look so in the picture. Good flavor, good texture.
The chicken shawarma platter was awesome. A great portion of chicken, a huge pile of hummus, cucumber & tomato salad and tabouleh. Lots of wonderful textures and tastes here.
My recommendation is that you skip the usual fast food joints and try something different.

I was in the mood for something different today and since I was not too far away I decided to check out Habibi today… Been a while since I have have some really good Lebanese food and with a 4 star rating and mixed reviews… I decided to give it a try.
I walked in and it was pretty slow which made me a bit nervous. The gentleman behind the counter was very friendly and gave me all the time I needed to look over the menu. I decided to try the Shwarma platter with beef and chicken, Hummus, Tabbouleh, stuffed grape leaves and spicy potatoes with a fountain drink for a side. Yes, I occasionally deviate from the unsweet tea with lime.
I was in the mood for some root beer but wouldn’t you know it… They were out of root beer so I settled for lemonade. While waiting for my order, the gentleman working there seemed to have trouble keeping the orders straight. I received my order before the guys that were waiting when I walked in and they took it in stride but were obviously annoyed.
After taking pictures of my meal I dug in. The food was very good with a few minor misses. The seasoning was traditional and reminded me of some of the Lebanese dishes I was taught to make long ago but the Tabbouleh could have used a touch more olive oil and lemon juice. The hummus was wonderful and just the way I like it. The potatoes had more kick than I was expecting but in a GOOD way. The chicken and beef portions were very generous and I was given plenty of pita bread to go with it. Those stuffed grape leaves were OFF THE CHAIN good. They reminded me of the ones I had years ago that a friend from Lebanon would bring in to work.
Service — 3
Atmosphere — 3
Beef Shwarma — 5
Chicken Shwarma — 5
Stuffed Grape Leaves — 5
Hummus — 5
Tabbouleh — 3
Spicy Potatoes — 4
The service is a bit slow but the food is quite good. The portion was very generous but the prices were just a wee bit high compared to other comparable places but not out of line. Would I come back? Yes but not if I am in a hurry.

My Arab roots come alive when I see kibbeh on the menu anywhere. Came here for lunch and had to get an order. Yum! Not quite how my family makes it, but still really really good.
Overall I enjoyed my meal at Habibi. I enjoyed the beef souvlaki with a side of the lentil rice. The portions were large enough for me to bring leftovers home. The man working the counter (may have been the owner?) was really nice, and informed us they are not affiliated with the other Habibi location across town. He gave us extra pita bread and even checked on us, which is rare for a counter service place.
The floors were a bit sticky when we walked in, but otherwise the dining room was clean, bright, and quiet. They have a lovely mural painted on one wall. Prices seemed a bit steep, however this close to the airport I imagine that is the norm. Definitely a nice place for a good meal, I plan to be back the next time a kibbeh craving strikes!