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Kibbeh wrap is really good. Extremely Fresh and high quality ingredients.

Will be returning soon to try some other menu items! Super convenient location on centre.

Really solid place to get some good, fresh middle eastern food! We got the kibbeh, labneh, pita chips, and arabic salad and it was all really great. If you're a garlic girl like me, def add some garlic toum to that order. It was a great 10/10 on the garlic scale! The labneh portion was big enough that I have half of it leftover for tomorrow, so I'd say the prices were fair. It's easy to miss this place and walk or drive right by it, but try not to!

I was out for an afternoon run about a week ago and saw this place out of the corner of my eye, I actually did a double take! I read that it was a Lebanese restaurant and knew I had to give it a shot. Today, I tried it.

I ordered the kibbeh platter, falafel sandwich, and hummus. While I was waiting for my food I talked to the guy in there for a bit. Seems super nice, found out he was a part owner. They've only been open for around 2 months now. He tossed in a free labneh (sweet!).

When I got the food home I was very pleased with everything. The falafel sandwich is much better than a certain other middle eastern restaurant in the strip district, without naming names. The labneh ended up being one of my favorite things I ate there! I've never had a sweet labneh before, and this made me wonder why! The sweet orange blossom syrup with dukkah was awesome! The hummus was very smooth, but the flavor profile needed a punch up, if you ask me. Maybe more lemon or garlic, but that's my preference. The rice with (yogurt?) sauce was really tasty. Their pickles were pickley. Aaand...

By far, their kibbeh was the big winner here!! I took a bite and was immediately blown away by how juicy the meat inside was. The outside was perfectly crispy, not greasy, how perfectly fried food should be. And all the flavors and textures were killer. If and when I go back it will be for the kibbeh.

If they're looking for suggestions for menu items, take that meat from the kibbeh, turn it into a meatball, and make platters/sandwiches out of it. If they can preserve the juiciness when it gets to the end customer, I think it would be very successful.

Where do I start! We learned about this place from a friend who lives nearby. They have a soft opening with the grand opening due in couple of weeks. Had time to chat with one of the owners. They're two friends who are passionate about good food. One of the owners is the chef. They make everything in house from scratch. We're talking hummus, falafel, kibbeh even the pickles.
Waleed, the owner we spoke with told us they only use avocado oil for frying and olive oil for everything else. The kibbeh is made by a Syrian lady who works at the restaurant. This makes kibbeh truly authentic.
What about taste? We ordered kibbeh, falafel and the cauliflower salad. We ate the kibbeh and falafel in the car, they were so good.
We were pleasantly surprised that we found extra goodies in the bag. The owner gave us a plate of orange blosson labaneh with dukkah (a sweet labaneh) and few samples of their own Tahini and bag of fried pita pieces.
Excellent place for those looking for a healthy and delicious food. Vegetarian options are almost all of the menu - except kibbeh.

Was very excited to try it but ended up very disappointed!

liked the sauces and kibbah even though I dislike the packaging and the fact it was very oily
The falafel sandwich is really bad!! Especially the bread!

And lets not talk about how it is overpriced compared to the food and packaging

Hope they work more on the food and reconsider the prices