This time round we ordered so thick Lebanese coffee to kick things off; it's $5.50 for a small.
Kiddo was recovering from a bout of gastro and wanted something bland. So we got her the spiced rice which was very fragrant and had heaps of pine nuts and almonds throughout ($5).
Zaatar bread was an essential ($1.50 each). I also bought some frozen to take home.
I ordered the chicken Sharwarma and rice. It was like a deconstructed souvlaki with grilled chicken, salad, pickled cabbage served on a bed of spiced rice and with a pita ($16). My eyes were bigger than my stomach, this could have probably fed two people.
My parents ordered the Lebanese breakfast which came in several components: scrambled eggs and sausage, chickpea stew, salad, haloumi, olives and pitta ($19.90).
The chickpea stew.
The pitta, salad, haloumi and olives.
Since everyone around us were ordering the chips ($5), we had to get some to see what the fuss was about. They were chunky cut and very crispy. I suspect they may have been double fried.
Verdict - we loved it.
Overall
I left bloated but happy. Also have a gander at Big Fil's review back in June 2010.
Overall
I left bloated but happy. Also have a gander at Big Fil's review back in June 2010.
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