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1. Zahli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 650 reviews
Welcome to Zahli - A modern take on traditional Middle Eastern flavours. Zahli Restaurant, located on Sydneyâs iconic Elizabeth Street in Surry Hills, brings an exceptional culinary experience to life. It allows patrons to get a feel for the culture and t
Reviewed By F1panda
This is a really good Lebanese restaurant, authentic, tasty and fresh. It is located just down the street from the Belvoir Theatre and great for a pre-show meal, however its a short walk up a really steep hill to the theatre. Not great if you have a fully belly of food!
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2. Almond Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Almond Bar is an award winning restaurant operating since 2007. It serves authentic, as well as modern Middle Eastern dishes, delicious cocktails and a diverse range of wines in a very friendly and comfortable environment. It all started with a dream that
Reviewed By handr40
A Syrian restaurant serving both the expected Middle Eastern offerings together with some unexpected dishes.Of particular note were the falafel which were really the best we had ever had. The variety of almonds on the table certainly raised our interest.Almond is a share-plate environment and for us going with friends who had been before made selection easier.Would we go back? The answer is a definitive yes
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3. SEFA Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Sydney's most adventurous Middle Eastern eatery. Sefa Kitchen's menu is strongly influenced by an ancient region called Levantine as well as Moorish cuisine. The use of legumes, dairy, wheat, spices and different cooking techniques, plus a strong focus on
Reviewed By Shanamasha
Have been here so many times over the years but this latest visit was a little disappointing. Menu has reduced items on it. No more Basturma????? And food portions have definitely reduced. Havenât seen the same staff for a while so I wonder if the ownership has changed. Food was ok but not up to previous standard. Kafta dish had three meatballs. Main chicken dish had one piece fairly dry chicken. The roasted cauliflower and the lamb main are still the go to dishes here. Wonât be running back.
4. Nour Sydney
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Nour is built on a dream of presenting classic Lebanese flavors in a fresh, exciting way. Who said falafel has to roll to the same old beat, meal after meal? Why does eggplant only get to hang out smashed with tahini? Don't you think the humble vine leaf
Reviewed By stulan
Saturday night is NOT the night to dine at this over priced restaurant. Besides the feeling of being on the set of the Kardashians or Shahs of Sunset ... the large obnoxious table of 14 seated right next to us got louder and louder as they got more inebriated ... ending in the âgentlemanâ of the table having a flatulence contest at the table !Tried to change tables but was told âsorry we are too busyâ.Oh, the food is ok but over priced.
