laziz restaurant

authentic mediterranean food located in a home turned restaurant in antipolo. the place is very quiet and spacious. chickenbiryaniand kabsah rice is a must-try! also, the owner is very friendly.

the food here was very delicious!!! i loved how flavorful their lamb chop and beefbiryaniwas!

i also liked their place ‘coz it was very cozy. and the owner tita aiza and her daughter were very nice and accommodating. 😊

so if you’re looking for a place where you want to eat authentic mediterranean food, this place is definitely worth your travel.

thank u sooo much po for my husband and i really enjoyed our dinner! til our next visit! ❤️

first, you need to make a reservation before going here so they can prepare your food ahead of time prior your arrival to prevent the long wait. 😉

we loved the ambiance and the cozy theme of the place; every corner was indeed instagram-worthy. the food were personally prepared and served by owner/chef.
our favorite was the chickenbiryanirice 👍🏻 we also had the beefbiryaniand beef kebab which were also good and their bestsellers.

we enjoyed our stay here and we will definitely visit again. 💕

ordered the following for 2 pax for lunch:
half chicken biryani
half chicken kabsa
hummus and pita

i am biased towards arabian food having experienced authentic ones, and i must say these are the most authentic tasting spiced chicken and rice here around the metro. thebiryaniis well spiced and complex tasting, with a little kick of hotness to the rice that makes you want to eat more. the kabsa has a more mellow spice, no hotness to it but with a nutty flavor. paired with their spicy salsa, the fall-off-the-bone chicken is a treat to munch on. i ate this using my hands just like how the saudis do, and it really takes me back. only thing missing is eating while sitting on the floor, with the food presented on a large stainless basin.

serving size of one half chicken dish is great, equivalent to at least 3 cups of rice and can be shared by two people. ordered both so i can try and check which one i liked more. i used to be able to finish 1 serving including the half chicken on my own, but it is so good i wanted to bring some back at home and let my family have a taste.

the place is easy to find if you know what to search. you have to input family for christ church in waze and make sure it is within inday village in antipolo, just past the roundabout after shopwise. the place looks like a home, and the host was very gracious and hospitable, and even offered a free salad for us which she says is a must to pair with the dishes, especially when she found out that i went to saudi myself as her husband is also a saudi.

looking forward to coming back and trying what i originally wanted to try, the chicken mandi, which was unfortunately unavailable due to the rain making the open pit cooking unavailable. i prefer thebiryanidue to the spicy kick, but the mandi is comforting as well, as both uses authentic arabian spices. this place is a definite recommendation.

went here by recommendation, we didn’t know it was by reservation but they still accommodated us without one. really enjoyed the food as it was flavorful. the owner personally greeted us as well. had the hummus, beefbiryaniand mixed kebab and enjoyed all of them 👍🏻

thebiryaniis the best we've tried. will definitely come back. the place is accessible through e.rodriguez ave (going to teresa). the address in google and waze is inaccurate.

my mediterranean craving is fully satisfied. foods are all tasty and surprisingly loved by my kids, ambience is very relaxing and the accomodation is indeed one of a kind. a place for all ages and a superb experience for our family. sa uulitin mama aiza! kudos to your wonderful & delicious cooking!

we ate and enjoyed, hummus & pita, chickenbiryani& greek salad. we will definitely go back. 😊

you will not regret dining here for authentic cuisine.

the ambiance is really nice, good place to eat with family and friends.

bestbiryaniso far that i have tasted here in the philippines, it is just too spicy but still the best for me (you can request the spice level). all the foods are within my expectations 👌

the owner is very approachable and friendly ☺️. by the way you have to book a table for them to prepare your food ahead of time. we are just lucky to walk in and accommodated right away by the owner, (thank you so much). we will definitely come back to taste their lamb! (a call is a must for them to prepare ahead of time).

😋😋😋👌👌👌

wonderfully surprised that nestled in the outskirts of antipolo is a place that
serves middle eastern and filipino fussion dishes far better than the ones you see in the malls. the two main reasons are: the ingredients are all authentic and fresh. the chickenbiryaniwas superb! all the dishes we picked (humus, beef and chicken shawarma, sambousak) were so memorable that we plan to go back. we also tried ox tail kare kare (creamy and flavorful) and grilled squid(succulent and tender) all done to perfection. not to forget their desserts: red velvet and chocolate cake (i like it because they are moist and not too sweet) you will remember them with a smile because you want to have it again. the owner/chef really puts a lot of love in preparing the dishes.this is a fine place to relax, have lunch/dinner with family and friends-good food and good conversation.

hey wanderers! i am so excited to tell you about this mediterranean restaurant in antipolo. i spent 6 years in oman as a child and went back here in the philippines when i was about to study college and would rarely visit since then, kaya sobrang namimiss ko na ang ganitong mga food. if mahilig din kayo sa shawarma, hummus,biryaniand what not, then continue reading.

we were looking for the nearestbiryaniplace and found laziz. so lucky we got to try their awesome food. plus they provide a generous portion of it. great experience you all should try! definitely coming back.

the staff was polite, and attentive. however, the owner, although accommodating, tend to overstay her welcome especially during the meal and after which makes it a little awkward.

we ordered their chickenbiryaniplatter, each serving is good for one but can definitely be shared by two, even three maybe and it costs 275php. i also ordered a side dish of hummus and a 9" pita, which were sold separately the hummus for 50php and the 9" pita for 30php.

they have fruit juices and shakes in their menu which was not available when we went there, so my husband and i each got ourselves a can of royal and pineapple juice, which goes about 50php each or something. 
their food, our order at least, was good. a little too spicy for my taste, but my husband enjoyed it a lot. the serving was very generous and they used authentic spices and a mix of long and semi-long grain rice. the chicken tasted familiar, reminds me of rotisserie chicken that you can get from supermarkets or andok's or something of the sort. it was good but lacked flavor from the meat itself.

their hummus was good also, it had the right amount of nut, smoke, and spice plus its was portioned generously. the pita, however, tasted store-bought, as opposed to their claim that it was made by the owner but it didn't take away my joy when i dipped it into the hummus and savored every bit of it...

we were able to taste their shawarma but it wasn't as good as i expected. perhaps i haven't tasted too much variety of shawarma so i'm not so sure if it's really supposed to be too bland (salt less).

nonetheless, it was a good experience. i would recommend it.