Almazett Lebanese Restaurant

I went to this restaurant a couple months ago and it wasn’t a great experience. Although the service was ok but the waiters were sticking around all the time and making conversations or telling us about the foods that we didn’t ask for and asking some personal questions as well which made me uncomfortable. We couldn’t have some time to have a conversation. the food was nice but the value is not great as it’s overpriced in my opinion.
I probably wouldn’t go there again.

I decided to shout the family dinner here one night because I was feeling generous. This does not happen often.
On a Saturday night, this place was pumping and the six of us ordered way too much food. We got the lamb, chicken and seafood players to share along with a couple of rice dishes. Lest we forget fried cauliflower, hummus and lady fingers as entrée.
The giant meal was also complimented with live belly dancing this Saturday night and a slab of baklava for dessert.
We all rolled home afterwards.
Recommend. The décor is a little daggy, but it makes it authentic.

Now I have a huge thing for Arabian woman. Those big brown eyes, sandalwood perfumes and bountiful baby pillows reprogram neurones.
Fair warning that sitting in a restaurant surrounded by these tantalising, exotic beauties definitely improved by food appreciation more than any illuminated fish tank or origami vegetable cuttings.
So the food. It is amazing. Primarily because of value and only to a tiny degree less on quality. I always get the Mezza which is 30 dishes of pretty much everything Lebanese cuisine could ever have claimed to cook. I’m big enough to be a bouncer and I can never even finish half of it.
The Lebanese sausages, fish with tahini sauce, chicken cinnamon rice and FILO fingers are my favourites. The coffee and dessert is as good as it gets. $ 42 for all u can eat and BYO for $ 5 a bottle.
Best Lebanese restaurant I have been to anywhere in the world and with that many courses just find the ones you like and they will keep bringing it out until you’re rolling on the floor begging for your mama.
I knew it would be so good I deliberately planned a 3 km walk there and back.
Are you convinced to come here yet? I’ll be back within two weeks.

I somehow managed to grow up pretty close to Almazett, love Lebanese food, but only recently actually went in for a meal. It’s slightly out of the way and not amongst any other nighttime restaurants, but definitely worth looking for.
We started with the meat cigars and stuffed vine leaves, then shared an enormous grilled fish that was more than enough for us two hungry people, and wrapped up with baklava and yummy Turkish coffee. We enjoyed everything, except the pine nuts really overpowered the fish and after a while that was all we could taste. Even so, we had a great late-​night dining experience for a reasonable price considering the quantity and quality of the food we were served. The staff were extremely friendly and did not make us feel the slightest bit rushed although we were the last to leave. I’d love to come back here with a large group some day.

I love this place! The restaurant has been open for 30 years and I think my family has been eating there the whole time. Now, don’t get me wrong, this place is as dorky as all hell. But as far as Lebanese food, it’s the bomb.
Here’s what we usually get:
— A bucketload of humus (it’s so good!)
— Pita bread
— Dolmates
— Meat cigars (minced meat wrapped in pastry. Not good for the heart but good for the stomach)
— Lamb skewers
— Tabouleh
It’s a great meal for the family, and we usually get take away. If you like middle eastern food, this place won’t disappoint.