Local Houston
4.7(1101 reviews)
Open · Closes 11:30 PM

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Listed under Middle Eastern Restaurants. located in Houston, TX, USA.

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Arabisca is a middle eastern restaurant located in Houston, TX, USA. Rated 4.7 stars from 1101 Google reviews.

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Contact Info

  • Address18039 FM 529, Cypress, TX 77433, USA
  • Hours
    Monday11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
    Tuesday11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
    Wednesday11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
    Thursday11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
    Friday11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
    Saturday11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
    Sunday11:00 AM – 11:30 PM

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Reviews

4.7(1,101 reviews)
Christy Khoraizat
Christy Khoraizaton Google
2 months ago

at experience & authentic Lebanese food đŸ‡±đŸ‡§ Came for my sister birthday & was worth the drive. Me & my family loved it here, definitely will be coming back. Andrea gave exceptional service đŸ™đŸ» The place was very welcoming the staff was very accommodating & place was very clean , No to mention the food was amazing 10/10 from the appetizers to the desserts (the fatoush is a MUST try). Atmosphere feels like a piece of Lebanon. 100% recommend.

Christine Nguyen
Christine Nguyenon Google
a month ago

Stumbled upon this gem of a restaurant tonight. The decor and ambience was nice. The booth was cozy with plush seating and pillows. The server (Mohammad) was very attentive, he even gave us dessert on the house bc it was our first time. Let’s talk about the food! Oh boy was it all good! The hummus was smooth/creamy and seasoned to my liking. The bread was soft and warm. The entree “mixed chefs grill” was more than enough for two . The two meat (chicken and beef) skewers were my favorite. Both very tender and moist. The mint lemonade is a must! So happy this restaurant exists!!! 😊

Naveed Islam
Naveed Islamon Google
a month ago

This review is frustrating for me to write because the food was genuinely outstanding. The atmosphere was beautiful, easily a 10/10. Clean, inviting, and the kind of place you'd want to bring family. The food absolutely delivered. The standout items were the Steak Pesto, the omelet, and the Karak Tea. Everything we ordered was flavorful and well-prepared small Portioned. The server was nice, but wasn't able to recommend much from the menu because he hadn't personally tried many of the items. Unfortunately, after the meal I noticed an automatic 20% service charge had been added to the bill. This wasn't for a large party or special event—just me and my mother having brunch together. When I asked if the 20% service charge was standard for small parties, I was told yes. The menu prices themselves are expensivealready, but adding a mandatory 20% service charge to a table of two feels excessive. Even the bottled water added another $6 to the bill. I don't mind paying for quality food, and I don't mind tipping generously. What I do mind is unexpected charges that don't match. Great food. Beautiful atmosphere. Very nice staff. I would have happily become a regular customer, but the mandatory 20% service charge for a party of two makes me hesitate to return.

Jamal Khoury
Jamal Khouryon Google
6 months ago

The food itself was genuinely good, but the overall experience was seriously overshadowed by the price. We ordered a fairly straightforward spread—hummus, falafel, labneh, and a meat plate. Flavor-wise, there’s no denying the quality. The hummus was smooth and well-seasoned, the falafel was crisp on the outside and tender inside, and the labneh had that rich, tangy creaminess you hope for. The meat plate was cooked well and tasted fresh, with decent portions and good seasoning. That said, none of these dishes were extraordinary or unique enough to justify the final bill. Paying $203 for what is essentially a classic Middle Eastern comfort-food lineup feels excessive, bordering on unreasonable. These are dishes rooted in simplicity—items meant to be enjoyed often, shared generously, and priced accessibly. When the bill arrived, it genuinely took us by surprise, and not in a good way. Value matters just as much as taste, and unfortunately that’s where this experience fell apart. Even with good ingredients and solid execution, the pricing felt completely disconnected from what was served. There was no premium presentation, elevated ambiance, or standout service element that could help rationalize such a high total. It left us questioning whether there were hidden markups or inflated pricing that wasn’t clearly communicated upfront. In the end, while the food itself was enjoyable, the cost took away from the experience entirely. For over $200, expectations naturally rise—either in portion size, creativity, atmosphere, or service—and those expectations simply weren’t met. This is the kind of meal that should leave you satisfied and happy, not replaying the receipt in your head afterward. Good food, yes—but at that price point, it just doesn’t make sense.

candice kocurek
candice kocurekon Google
5 months ago

was our first visit to the restaurant, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. Malak did a wonderful job explaining the menu and thoughtfully guiding us through the food options. Ali also stopped by to share more insight on several dishes and encouraged us to try one of his personal favorites — which did not disappoint. Their attentiveness and knowledge truly enhanced our dining experience.