Sauson Intl Grocery

Absolutely amazing food. The owner is one of the kindest most humble people I’ve ever met. If I could give 6 stars I would.

Wonderful place. Not just groceries, baked delights and delicious made to order food too. My daughter and I came in and shopped for a few Persian grocery items. When we took them to the front to check out, the owner presented us with a tray of tea and pastries. Told us wonderful stories, showed us how to drink tea the Persian way, gave us a sample of incredibly juicy and delicious chicken kabob. Because the food is cooked to order, there is a bit of a wait, so suggest you order and then stroll around the store. It’s one of the most welcoming and genuine places I’ve visited on the East Coast. The owner is filled with warm hospitality.

The best Persian baklava and pastries. To be honest, since I am always watching my figure I avoid this place! Delicious everything. I take their pastries to every party I am invited to. Kabob are excellent. The store is packed with all you need to prepare middle-​eastern food too. Very clean establishment and the owner is lovely.

Was driving by and saw their sign and decided to check it out. Truly glad we did! Great fresh food combined with wonderful hospitality and service. The bakery has a wonderful selection of sweets as well! All of the staff were very friendly and truly welcoming. You truly feel like a guest being welcomed in to someone’s home from the moment you walk in the door! We plan to go back often!

Our favorite place to get gyros. They gyros come as a wrap, but the bread they use is much better than a plain tortilla. It is some type of flat bread and tastes great. The wraps are huge, and more than enough for one person.
The owner is extremely friendly, which makes the wait for the food very pleasant. They also have a large selection of baked goods, dried fruits and nuts and other groceries you can’t find in a normal supermarket.
If you want a good gyro, give this place a try.

I’ve seen the «halal gyro» sign for a few weeks now while driving on Church Rd, so I decided to give it a try. My hope was that their gyro would be in the style of our neighboring food trucks in dc (tasty kabob, halal grill, Royal C&G, etc.). Well, that’s not the case but still, they’re pretty decent.
The gyro is done «wrap» style, meaning that it’s wrapped in one big piece of thin bread (more like naan), as opposed to the smaller and thicker greek style pita bread. The gyro meat was the best part, crispy on the outside as if they’d seared it on a griddle. The meat is sliced, not in chunks as with the food trucks. They give you two sauces, white and green. The white sauce is similar to the food trucks… seems to be mayo based and thinner than traditional tzatziki. The green sauce is simply pureed peppers I believe.
All in all pretty good and nice staff, I’ll be back. As far as I could tell, they only serve lamb and chicken gyros as far has hot meals. There is a ton of other stuff in there though, bakery items, Halal butcher market… even hookahs!