Al-Mandi serves Middle Eastern specialties such as kebabs, shawarma and falafel, as well as American dishes such as wings, chicken tenders and fried fish.
The restaurant owned by Zane Hamdan and Abdul Shuker seats 25 to 30 and employs seven, according to Hamdan, who has lived in Dayton for 18 years.
Al-Mandi is open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. For more information, check out the Al-Mandi Restaurant & Cafe Facebook page or call (937) 252-0033.
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