Cinderella

As someone who has eaten a lot of Indian cuisine, I was excited to hear about a new, local Indian restaurant, especially after reading all of these wonderful reviews. I could not have been more disappointed. I ordered the Makhani Chicken and Palak Paneer, and found them both to be, frankly... inedible. (Not to mention the Naan tasted like frozen pita bread you would get from the grocery store). It was unlike any Indian food I have ever eaten. Which is regretful, as the proprietors are friendly, and the restaurant itself has a cozy atmosphere.
By Anonymous on October 16, 2007 at 04:49 PM

hi my name is sam. i grew up in philadelphia eating indian food. So when i moved to jersey i had a very hard time a place to eat indian food. one day i was going to work and i saw cinderella sabbaba rest. when i seen it i went crazy.i had to try it. so i did i went on a friday night and just for my luck they had a bellydancer. she was hot. I think that her name was dana.anyways i ordered the vegietable malai kofta the waitress suggested it so i said ok. she was really nice.she asked me how i want the spicyness to be and i kept that upto her to. she made it medium.i stayed for about one hour watched 2 bellydance shows and had my wine.i just loved the way that they set it up its so cozy and a warm atmosphere. i would suggest that u really give it a shoot oh ya and try there mango lassi
By sam on September 28, 2007 at 07:13 AM

My husband and I have been frequenting Cinderella Sabbaba now for a few months. We love middle eastern food and have travelled to the middle east on business several times. The food at Cinderella's is great and can be ordered to your liking. The only downside is that they don't have a very good selection of beverages, including soda, so you have to go next door to buy something to drink. Oh, and you have to go when Raidah is bellydancing, she is a beautiful dancer and rivals most dancers I have seen in Egypt and Lebanon.
By Maureen on August 27, 2007 at 09:52 AM

hi my name is kathy i have been going to cinderella sabbaba for 6 months now.the first time i went ther i was greeted by a girl who is the owner well her and her mom. anyways the girl is very help full wen it comes to ordering my food. everytime i go she orderd for me and her choices are fantastic.last time i went she ordered somthing called shawarma. its some kind of lambbut its really really good. They have one of the best dancers which i have ever seen i think that her name was cj she was greek and she is very friendly. i stoped in yesterday on my way back from work and picked up some hommus and falafel sandwhiches which wer amazing i wanted to order more but i was to full lol everything is fresh and home made. You can just taste every little bite of it. I would recomend that u give it a try coz its worth your while
By kathy on July 31, 2007 at 09:47 PM

I recently ate twice at Cinderella Sabbaba in Turnersville, NJ. The first time I ate there, the food was tasty, but the service was extremely slow. There was a beautiful bellydancer that performed a tasteful and authentic Egyptian show. The second time I ate there, the food was just as good, but the service was even slower...and it really wasn't very busy. The waitress was extremely inattentive. That night they had a different dancer. The second dancer was vulgar and did a "hoochie coochie" dance, which was very uncomfortable to watch as a woman. My advice is to eat before you leave, the food is worth the wait, but call to find out who is dancing before you are offended!!!
By Anonymous on June 06, 2007 at 12:33 PM

When i was in jersey one of my friends told me that ther was this arabic place that served great hommus. When she told me that i just had to check it out for myself.we went ther and it was a Thursday and they wer packed with people. We got in and we were seated by the owner. Her name was Sherin she was really nice and all she sis all night was made us laugh. Anyways we ordered our food everything was amazing fantastici could not believe my taste buds. That was a couple of months ago. Just recently i had the craving for that homms so i traveled 13 hours to have the best hommus and lamb kobobs in the world , and it was better than before. I would advise everyone to give it a shot and i promise you that you will not regret it
By zayneb on April 29, 2007 at 06:08 PM