Saha W Hana

I have come here many times and Hassan and his lovely wife always make me feel like part of the family. They are some of the kindest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting and their food is absolutely incredible. All homemade, delicious Lebanese food that will keep you coming back again and again. Their Gyros especially are delicious and melt in your mouth, their side dishes are literally BURSTING with flavor, and now they have been voted one of the top Lebanese restaurants in Orlando, an achievement well deserved. No matter where you are in Orlando, I cant recommend this place enough. Whether you are new to Lebanese food, or a food connoisseur, I guarantee you you will find something you love. 10000 stars!!

Lovely little cafe run by a Lebanese couple. It is located inside a world food supermarket. Prices are reasonable and the lovely lady prepares the food hot and fresh. We had a huge portion of falafel with sides and shawarma with sides. Filling, homely, freshly made, and well-seasoned good-tasting hearty halal food. Definitely recommend!

This is a favorite lunch spot for me. Family owned and operated, this Lebanese food is authentic and always Fantistic. The service is excellent and there are table to dine in or take away. This is located inside the International Food Club. Just go in through the large bay curtained doors to get into the Grocery area and you will find Saha Hana in the far corner.

This was a gem of a find! Delicious food served simply. And very kind people who went over everything they had while having a pretty busy lunch service. It’s inside International Food Club in a more warehouse district but definitely worth the visit and the added bonus of shopping around the world.

Saha W Hana is comprised of a husband and wife team making healthy fresh yummy food. Today’s meal ended too soon! The falafel was exceptionally well seasoned. The texture of the cauliflower was perfect. The tabouleh was really fresh. I enjoyed my entire plate. Delicious! I am glad to see that they have come back to International Food Club. I’m sure that they were sorely missed by their patrons.