The Lahmajune Factory

I discovered this place when I was visiting the nail shop next door. Wow! They have really good cheese boereg and manaiish and birashki. So good and very reasonable. Very fresh and delicious!

It’s good enough, I’d only go back seeking sfiha, which isn’t so common.

The lamajune is not that great here and over priced. $ 1.50 for lahmajune and the fact that they state its bigger is ridiculous. I’ve had better at other spots. The service is nice and prompt, but I wouldn’t go back.

I was excited to try this place but it was a waste of time. Kind of overpriced for their lahmajouns and boreks. Didnt like the lahmajoun it was very bland. The cheese borek with very nasty. Sad to say cause i enjoy cheese boreks. It had this weird crumbly cheese and mozzarella. It was a bad texture and taste. Don’t recommend

I really wanted to like this place but I just couldn’t. It was heavy on the carbs but low on the meat and cheese. I felt like I was eating dirty cardboard. Don’t be fooled by the amount of food you see in the picture I posted. It’s the cheap carbs that fill you up.
The picture is also a good representation of the whole menu. The non-​pictured menu items are just variations of the same thing.

I came in earlier today to grab something to eat before school. Bought the spicy cheese and cheese borek. I’ve tried both from another place and I honestly liked it here more. It was really good.

Wow! What a great find!
I so happened to go to 7 – 11 next door and saw this place. Thank goodness I decided to get a couple of things.
I got the cheese borek and the spicy cheese borek. Both were so delicious and fresh. The bread part was so soft and it had a good amount of filling.
I cannot wait to try the other items so I can update my review.
The lady who was working that day was so friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend this place.

Good Lahmajune and Maneesh. Great for a quick cheap lunch or snack. Cheese borek, warm, soft melts in your mouth!

The food here is so good, and very inexpensive. I’ve had their lahmajune many times when friends bring it to the office, but I decided to go for lunch on Saturday to check it out for myself. It’s not really a sit down sort of place, more like a deli counter you order at then take the food home. The esfiha was amazing, and we can’t wait to go back and try the other treats they make!

Very good lamajune. Cheap. If you buy 6 or more, each one will be 1 dollar instead of the regular price of $ 1.50

I love their Maneesh bread, it’s so fresh and delicious. I still have to try their other stuff, but their maneesh gets 5 stars from me!

I like this place has such a variety of breads. Today I tried the string cheese borek. The bread was soft, very delicious and well baked. The roasted sesame on top of the bread adds crunching, yummy. The cheese is perfect not salty and well seasoned. Opens early. The girls that work there are nice and friendly. They always ask if I want the bread warmed up. I also like the maneish bread. I like the thickness. Good place for a quick breakfast. No lines in the morning.

Its slightly tucked away, however, the food is cheap and worth it. The perashkys are delicious, however, the ground beef pizza I got was not my taste. Will come back for perashkys though.

My favorite. Great deal, somewhat healthy and fast. Been coming here for 2 years and think everyone should try this «Armenian pizza»

This place has amazing Armenian pastries/​bread/​food and my bf and I always go there to grab something whenever we’re low on money but want good food. The string cheese borek is great and the lahmajun is good too and everything is just so amazing~ ahhhh~ Armenian food~ :3

When did the price of a Lahmajune go up to $ 1.50? I guess I haven’t been here in a while, and now I remember why, the customer service. After ordering 4 Lahmajunes and paying $ 6, I then saw on the menu it said buy 6 for $ 6. I asked the lady if I should get 2 more since I paid $ 6, and she hastily put 2 more in the bag with an attitude, and didn’t even warm them up like I asked for with the previous 4.
Now you can make the case that it’s not good business if she were to speak up n tell me about the deal and give me 2 more Lahmajunes for free basically, but I believe honesty is more important and that helps make repeat customers. Food is OK, that’s why I gave them 2 stars. I’m not going back.

I LOVED this place. It was great I had the lahmajune and it was filling tasty and not like other places where it’s very thin and barely any meat. These lahmajune is thicker and filled with meat. I also had the zaktar manakish it was thin and tasty. I will be going there from now on. Amazing! And the owns are very friendly.

Best Lahmajune I had in a very long time. My father discovered it by accident. My mom brought me one and I loved it! Today we went and got 6 Lahmajune and two sojouk pizza. Everything tasted great! The breading, the cheese, the sojouk etc… Very very good taste!

First impression: catchy but cheesy signage.
Second impression: super clean, and new inside.
Third impression: smells delicious!
Fourth impression: easy, well written selection board.
Fifth impression: Jeanie’s welcoming smile, and supreme service attitude.
Sixth impression: A lot of quantity for the value.
…not even comedian Frank Caliendo can offer these kind of impressions!
This is a ‘to go’ place, but they will heat everything up and you could eat inside — they have a few tables. Everything is very fresh as they make everything daily, or even, throughout the day. I ordered 4 kinds of pizza-​like items, each about 7″ some with thin-​ish base crust (like lavash), and others have a thicker crust (like flatbread). At home, I heated my little prizes up, and tasted a bit of each (sacrificing my personal comfort for all for my peeps):
1. Lahmajune (90 cents each, or 6 for $ 4.99 special) — Perhaps a little boring looking compared to the other items purchased, but don’t underestimate it. Angus beef (minced so small you cant tell its actually meat), mixed with vegetables, herbs and spices. WOW. Super. Good as is, but great as a base wrap for other of your favorites.
2. Manahish ($ 1) — A staple of every Armenian home. TONS of Thyme and oregano, with sesame seeds, spices, and olive oil. A W E S O M E.
3. Soujouk & Cheese ($ 2.50 each) — Armenian beef sausage, cheese, and crushed peppers. LOVED. Wonderful flavor.
4. Sfiha ($ 2 each) — spicy imported cheese, beef, onions, pomegranate molasses, spices and pine-​nuts. I liked it, but not loved it. Looks, and somewhat taste like semi-​sweet, little bits of liver. Not bad and perhaps, traditional, but a little odd for me.

I had no idea what lahmajun was, and ended up not knowing what ANYTHING on the limited menu (about 8 items) was, but thankfully, the guy behind the counter told me and pointed out the items. I ended up getting a couple beoreks, which were savory pastries stuffed with cheese (they also came in spicy, but I got regular). The man offered to heat them up for me, but I was taking them out to Orange County, so I declined.
The boreks were very filling considering they were $ 1.50 each. While the store itself wasn’t terribly welcoming — a couple tables, a case of drinks, and a lot of empty floor space — hopefully it’ll get spruced up. I’d like to try more of what they have to offer.
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