Woodward Avenue splits Detroit in half. The Nar Grill put each half in a bowl.
Ask a Detroiter where they're from, and you'll get more than a neighborhood — you'll get a side. East or West. Woodward Avenue has drawn that line for generations, and it still means something.
Metro Detroit's food scene has been built by generations of immigrant families — Middle Eastern kitchens, bakeries, and coffeehouses among them — for well over a hundred years. We're proud to carry on that tradition, right here in Madison Heights.
Two bowls. One street.
Zero neutral ground.
The West Side Bowl and East Side Bowl aren't relics of history — they're The Nar Grill's own Detroit-inspired creations, built for a city that's always had two answers to the same question.
Every ingredient, no mystery. Build your loyalty, or build both.
Bigger, bolder, built on fire. Flaming kabob, chicken shawarma, and crispy cream chop over yellow rice — deep flavor for the West Side crowd.
Sharper, brighter, built to move fast. Steak and chicken shawarma, grilled shrimp, and cilantro rice — cleaner heat for the East Side crowd.
Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food has flavored Metro Detroit for well over a century — family-run kitchens, bakeries, and coffeehouses building community one plate at a time. We're carrying that forward in Madison Heights: 100% halal, made fresh to order, no shortcuts.
Detroit has two sides.
We serve both.
There's no wrong answer — only the one you haven't tried yet.
Are you repping the East Side or West Side? Tell us where you're from when you order.
Everything is made to order with the authentic & fresh ingredients.
Tag us @thenargrill and use #EastSide or #WestSide to show Detroit which side you're really riding for — we'll send you a coupon for a free dessert with your next entrée purchase.