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Me Jana is the best Lebanese restaurant in Northern Virginia, bar none! My advice is to start out with the tasting platter for two and perhaps go with…
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9 Reviews on “Me Jana”
Me Jana is the best Lebanese restaurant in Northern Virginia, bar none! My advice is to start out with the tasting platter for two and perhaps go with the lamb chop appetizer and save some room for some coffee and kanafe desert. You will be happy!!
Really good. Tasty food options, mostly small plates (two of which were enough food for each of us) and kabob. Fine service. Nice atmosphere on the patio. Even have Lebanese and Turkish beer and some wine so you can stick with the Mediterranean theme all around.
Outstanding Lebanese Food!. Grade: B+Lebanese food, if you haven’t tried it, is flavorful and full of spices, herbs, and accents that are new but exciting – not to mention healthy. Fortunately, we’ve found a number of places that execute the dishes well. Me Jana, however, executes them with flair.Although their board of fare is composed mostly of home-style dishes that would form the comfort food list for most Lebanese people, this restaurant presents a more upscale feel, both in its dining room and in the presentation of the dishes. The effect is to create something very special.When it’s offered, I love to try kibbeh nayeh, raw beef or lamb mixed with burghul, onion & mint. Me jana uses beef in this Lebanese steak tartare. If you tell them you like it spicy, you’ll get a garlic dip and slices of fresh jalapeno to add to each bite of meat and pita bread. Luxurious and delicious!We ordered falafel sandwiches, the Middle East’s equivalent of a burrito. Ground chick peas are formed into pucks and deep fried. These tasty morsels are added to pita bread and rolled with some lettuce, tomato, Lebanese pickles, and either a tahini (sesame seed paste) sauce or a cucumber sauce. This is usually served as a cylinder wrapped in foil. At Me Jana, the sandwich had been put in a press, giving a crisp exterior, and cut on the bias. Nice touch.Some Turkish coffee provided an excellent finish to the meal, throughout which we had the warm attention and recommendation of one of the owners.Without doubt, we will be back!
Awesome. Had the Lebanese tour, which was a lot of food for $45 (appetizer, dolmas, kabobs, dessert, etc.). Wish I stayed in Arlington another night so I could go again. Definitely worth your time 7 money.
The most authentic Middle East cuisine I have ever eaten outside of the region, hands down. I can honestly say that every dish from the first basket of fresh-baked pita and lebana to the lamb chops to the kanafe for desert was perfect. If you don’t eat here you are missing out.
Not only is the food amazing ( try the achta for desert!) but the service is the best I’ve ever received. Rhabi is a most gracious host and me Jana will always hold a special place in my heart and stomach
Like going to grandma’s… If grandma is Lebanese and an awesome cook.