Khartoum Halal Bakkal

"Great place and the owner mustafa aladdin is a great guy definitely coming back again"

"I have now on two occasions purchased bad/spoiled products from this store. I once complained and the man looked at the label (which had a future date) and shrugged it off. Something is really amiss with some of the products sold in this store. It’s not everything, but it has so far been cheese and sweets. The quality is very off as if it is dated and no longer safe to eat. I’m very disappointed as I was excited to support my local Arabic market but this place needs to seriously improve the quality of products which they carry. Terrible."

"Lovely store! I have been going to this place for over a year already. They have a big variety of products (from bread, condiments, dairy, spices, meat, dates, sweets, praying rugs, incense, frozen doughs and veggies...etc!) (they even sell Palestinian olive oil!! sometimes Lebanese or Tunisian too) pretty much everything! They even have some specific spices or other products that aren't easy to find even back home! It's mainly an Arab products store, but you can also find Turkish, Persian, Pakistani and Indian stuff here too. The shelves are packed with products kind of randomly, which makes it very authentic (typical middle eastern store!:)) The lamb they have is frozen (which for obvious reasons makes sense) and the quality is very good! They always have fresh nice pita bread both thin and thick, big and small, which you can't find in any other chain stores that sell pita that smells like preservatives. It's a family business, sometimes the father is there, sometimes the son. They're very friendly and lovely people. Never had an issue with their products! Prices of some products sometimes can be a bit higher than you would expect, but COME ON! BE THANKFUL that you can find these products to your comfort in the HEART OF DC! As a regular customer, I don't understand the negative reviews mentioned below, and would definitely recommend this store."

"Three years ago their Seminola food had worms. Today, he insults me and says there is no Jebre Barkaal Job. Well than why do you insult me and call it KHARTOUUM store."