Gedi Grill

Unfortunately couldn't capture a photo because we ate the food so fast!

We ordered the gyro, waslad, and boy we could not have been happier with our meal. The spices, tenderness, and how they fried their food could not have been more perfect. Their sauces are spicy yet not overwhelming. I'm surprised I haven't heard of this place, it should be on everyone's hot list for the Twin Cities.

my gabeyre wrap was most excellent! didn't know this place existed until today, was trying to get some breakfast on mainstreet, but most everything was closed at 9:00 a.m., and luckily I found this place. I hope to stop here again sometime in the future and try it out. some other menu items.

Recently visited Gedi Grill in Hopkins for halal food. It's a new restaurant with groceries and money exchange in one place. Like the overall place, food was good and prices were reasonable. Highly recommend their Gabeyre Wrap with chicken.

Wish if they could add partition between grocery items and sitting area.

Just discovered a new Somalian eatery offering my favorite dish, chicken suqaar in similar quality as Sambusa King in the same city. A bit pricier but I think the quantity makes up for that. The photo I posted is after I already half of the portion. 😂

We ordered wings and it came with fries. Beautifully fried as well. This could be a meal in itself! The steak (was AMAZING) and rice. Steak was sliced so thin and marinated and juicy. Sambusas were some of the best I’ve had. All the sauces were amazing. And the chai! Very spiced and very sweet and delicious. This is reminiscent of masala chai, so don’t expect a teabag in hot water! Took about 20 to get the order as well! FILLING servings!! And they are open for Ramadan!