DUNYA fresh halal food

584 Plank Rd, Waterbury
(203) 753-2221

Recent Reviews

Los Pinero

This food is fresh as it comes. Excellent taste and good price value.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

Rasha Mhmoud

Stopped her for a small snack for me and my toddler, and did some shopping too. In and out, so easy. Reasonable prices. Friendly

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Anthony Tata

Everything is awesome can't go wrong here.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Mustafa Bozkurt

Couldn’t take a picture of the food, but it was fire. I had the chicken shawarma; it was fully loaded with veggies, sauce, and flavor.Definitely recommend.

Food: 5

Jimmy Gonzalez

Such a great supermarket! The owner is so welcoming and helpful!! Picked up Turkish coffee, Tea, and few other goodies.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

SilviaAdrian R

Very good Iraqi Lamb shish KebabParking: Plenty of parking

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Falafel Platter, Lamb Kebab over Rice, Iraqi Kebab, Falafel Wrap, Chicken Plate, Hummus and Pita, Iraqi Lamb Kebab, Pita, Baba Ganoush

Heather G.

Everytime we come back to visit family and near where we used to live we have to swing by Dunya. Always reliable for the best tasting middle eastern food in the area. Dunya fries and meat pies are always the OG order, we also went for the spinach feta phyllo and lamb kebab over rice. Service is great and everyone is just so friendly and willing to explain any of their menu items or even the items within the retail section of the store. It's very cluttered and product is always coming in. Sliding down the aisles for tahini or dates is just part of the fun, looking for spices to bring home or trying something new.

Ebrahem Al RADI

They are great and I love going there and eating some delicious meals

John S.

I can't pass Waterbuty without stopping here. Lamb kebob wrap is the go to with a side of falafel. You won't be disappointed

samandin bracho

Really good food and it's like a grocery store

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Diane R.

So glad my sister introduced me to Dunya! Food is always delicious! Love the chicken shawarma. Will be back soon!

Frederick M.

Dunya is a small Middle East grocery with fresh made takeout. You can even eat there as they have some small tables outside and in on corner inside. I always get to go. The Iraqi wrap is delicious lamb, middle Eastern Veggies and tzatziki type sauce. They have good Yalanchi (rolled grape leaves stuffed with rice), but they call it something else. They have chicken too which as I recall was excellent as well, but always get the lamb. If you don't want a wrap, you can get it as a platter which is also excellent. But the best part of getting lunch or dinner to go, is the wait time. You can peruse the grocery aisles and find things like Turkish coffee, halva, dried fruits, a variety of fetas in the fridge section, etc. I always find something extra to bring home. The people who own the store are extremely nice and welcoming. Highly recommended.

Christopher Hall

First time, lamb wrap was excellent! Can't wait to try the rest of their menu.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Salad, Beef Shawarma Plate, Wraps

Siswithpurpose

Do NOT waist your time getting off of the highway to eat here! I’m a vegan and my husband found this place I really thought it was gonna be good but I was so wrong. First the guy behind the counter ignored every question I asked but would only respond to my husband. Very unprofessional and rude and seemed discriminatory. Second there were no prices on the menu board. And third we got a small order and it came out to be almost 40$!! The food is not horrible but it’s your standard wraps and salads. The beef shawarma was over cooked, I personally wouldn’t waist my time going back. They need to understand quality over quantity! It’s good for business!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Chelle Ava

Hi everyone, please read the reviews, they’re unfortunately correct. This place really isn’t up to basic standards anymore. It was good a few years ago, not so much anymore. There was a family there while I was waiting, asking the man to change the oil because it was very old and dirty. You could see it on their fries & smell it in the air. So now to my encounter: The young gentleman that took my order doesn’t speak or understand English very well. He was too distracted on his phone. I tried multiple times to explain to him what I’d like to order. I asked what the prices were and he’d just stare at me. There’s no prices on the menu. It really seemed he just made them up because he kept changing them when I’d ask again. So I got my order taken after having to just go with what he said. Finally, after a half hour I received my chicken wrap and falafels. I wish I had taken a picture of them. The falafels were burnt and the lettuce in the wrap was wilted and dark. Not fresh and crunchy. Another example of him making up high prices is: As I waited for my food, I found an item that was 1.99$, the one I brought to the counter didn’t have a sticker, so he tried to charge me 4.99$. I took him to where the others were on the shelf & showed him the 1.99$ sticker. It’s just not a place I’ll be going back to. I like the Mamoun’s Falafel Restaurant in New Haven. It’s worth the little ride.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

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