Reasonable food, odd and undocumented hours (no longer open Sunday night). Been here many times…read moreover the years. The pide is good, snack pack is gloriously disgusting. They don't write orders down and a couple of times now I've had to wait extra time due to missing elements. Tip: write the orders down! Don't expect fine dining or nice looking stuff, but it is hearty and cholesterol filled middle eastern goodness. Recommended after a few beers.

Stopped by for a quick kebab for dinner. For $9 you get a chicken kebab with lettuce, tomato,…read moreonion. For an extra $1 you can add cheese which is what i did. Wait around 5 minutes for it to be made and 'wallah' dinner is served. Indoor and outdoor seating available if you want to eat there. They also do freshly made shish kebabs etc. Good variety and love they opened a bit late on a Sunday. You can use efptos but it is a minimum of $10.

Came here for the second time today and had a good lunch with my husband and 3 year old…read more Friendly service and able to accommodate us for a 12 pm lunch ever though we had no booking and there was a function on. We sat "outside" but it was nicely sheltered from the elements. Easily opened up for some air as more people came. Food was really tasty for what it is, I'm not Lebanese but have had Al Aseel in Greenacre for comparison! It stands up to Al Aseel and if we're lazy to drive to the other side of Sydney (or the weather is like it is today, rainy and wet!) then this does our craving for dips, meats and falafels! I think we'd consider this place for a function next time as food comes out quick and fast and can accommodate a good amount of people. Food is well presented and staff as well as the owner appears quite attentive. Scary thing is it's next to a pastry shop, which is so tempting post lunch to pick up an afternoon treat! (Diabetics have been warned!) Parking is also easy enough with a parking lot and street parking. Definitely not our last visit here.

Amazing food!! It's been too long since I've had good Lebanese food. I was ridiculously excited and…read moreit was literally the highlight of my day! Parking can be a bit tricky.. best crunchy falafels... foul was awesome... everything was just so good.

Lunch or dinner here is not a regular meal. Anything you order is like a feast. First comes the…read moresalad with pickles, then the lebanese bread and then the sauces. Oh the garlic sauce! By now if you are not already drooling..now come out shawarma for hubby, veggie mixed platter for me and chicken nuggets and fries for bub. Oh my god. There was silence as we worked our way through our dishes. Vegetarians - listen up! This platter is the best mix of all Lebanese vegetarian dishes put together. (I know there might be many more) every single thing was yummy. Finally there's more than falsely on my plate. I loved the salads and the baba ganoush and hummus served as well. It just is a perfect.. Very filling and fresh and yummy! Hubby said the shawarma was damn tasty too. And bub couldn't get enough of the French fries! Oh hey they also have chuppa chups at he counter. What an awesome awesome family meal :) Go there with a small or big group to share more. One of the best places in Sydney to enjoy Lebanese food for sure:)

I love Lebanese food. I'll be the first to admit it! I was soooo looking forward to this place. We…read morebooked in for 8 people on a Saturday night, banquet menu only on Saturdays which is totally fine with me because I know Lebanese do a good banquet. The whole place was booked out but we were pretty much the first table there. It was a muggy afternoon/night and the aircon was cranking. Nice. However for some reason one of the vents was leaking water and dripping right in the centre of my sister in laws head. My pregnant sister in law.. When we asked to be moved it was like I'd just asked for a million dollars!! Totally understand you guys are booked out so let's shuffle the table 30cm back.. reasonable. No we can't sorry. Wait what? Plenty of room to move back for both tables to get in and out. No sorry can't do that. After a few slightly awkward moments they agreed and it was done. Geez that was difficult. ahem. Now to the food! It was delicious, really authentic proper Lebanese food that was on par with my mums cooking. Bread kept running out though. Bread is cutlery for Lebanese food and every time I had to try super hard to flag down someone. BUT the only food item I didn't like was the dessert baklava. Now I know my Leb sweets and this was horrible. I also know that Lebanese are not stingy with coffee and sweets. These people were. Never have I been to a Lebanese restaurant or any middle eastern place that pours the coffee out on the traditional tiny cups then takes the coffee away.. WhaaAat! That's a massive no no. My grandma would have lost it if she was there! Come on guys I already paid $45pp give me a second cup of coffee 5cm worth. The service and hospitality I am used at middle eastern places was completely missed at this place which is soo disappointing. That's the part I treasure the most. Oh and one more thing. 2 pregnant ladies were also dinning with us and asked for a herbal tea instead of coffee. No. $4 extra. As we were walking out the owner caught us and we informed her of why we were not pleased and she very generously gave us 2 takeaway cups of herbal tea.. Thanks for that! But a little to late.

The food and service were below par. The garlic sauce was amazing a bit sharp but still the best…read more Tabouli and fatoush were inedible as they were toooo sour. Chicken was dry and so was the kafta. The lamb skewers were quite ok but fried cauliflower, sambouski and kibbe had no flavour at all. Also they had a lunch function which had continued past 6 so it was a struggle to get attention of wait staff. Don't think will ever visit again given the choices avilable for lebanese food in Sydney.

Holy. Crap. I made…read morea stop on my global adventure in Sydney to visit a friend from SF.. a fellow Lebanese; so I knew when her family insisted on taking me to El Jannah.. it was going to be forking good. We ordered pretty much everything on the menu. Chicken, fries, extra garlic sauce (toum.. twice), tabouleh, fattouch, a kafts sando, and more chicken. The char-grilled chicken was cooked to perfection. Juicy, flavorful and smokey, just how we like it. The tabbouleh needed a bit of extra lemon squeezes but really hit the spot. Fries - superb. Extra thick and crunchy which is how I like mine thankfully.. other Lebos like them thin and lanky. The kafta needed some more moisture, but was good. Get a side of the pickles to pair sour with salty along the way. I'm salivating just writing this. I wish SO badly that they would open up a store in San Francisco. Owners- if you're reading this, and interested in making you're way to the US, I will personally back you :p Yallah Service was fantastic. It was freezing in their 2nd dining area and they promptly turned it the AC down after we asked. Everything was clean, very friendly staff. A must for a quick meal in Sydney.

I've been coming to El Jannah for years now, whenever I'm in Sydney, and it never lets down…read more Amazing charcoal chicken. I'd recommend going with friends if you can and getting a meal deal with pita wraps and pickles. Whatever you do, get an extra garlic sauce though, because one is never enough!

Went there for lazy dinner tonight (Saturday) - I had grilled lamb and chicken mixed plate and my…read moredining partner had doner & chicken w/chips. Food was simple yet tasty and the service was friendly and welcoming. This cafe is located at Westfields North Rocks and is well known for their kebabs and takeaways but they stay open until 9.00pm to cater for dinner. The plate I wanted (Empire Eskender Plate) wasn't available tonight but definitely worth a go if available.

Convenient location, good price, decent taste, friendly staff. They only accepted cash the last…read moretime I was there.

Noi Due is a poplar restaurant in Canada Bay, and has won numerous local hospitality awards over…read morethe years. In my opinion, these accolades are well deserved. Noi Due consistently serves up fresh, delicious, cheap meals. A wide range of traditional, homemade Lebanese and Italian cuisine is available, at more than reasonable prices. Last week a friend and I ordered the dip plate (Hommous, Babaganouj, Labni and bread) as an entrée. Delicious, and only $10. I had the $17 Rocket Pizza as my main (Prosciutto, bocconcini, mushroom, olives, topped with fresh rocket). It was so good, and had just enough of everything- though some of the rocket leaves looked a little worse for wear. Service is usually pretty good considering how busy this little restaurant can get, especially on weekends. If crowds bother you, Noi Due offers free local home delivery. Another big plus for Noi Due is their commitment to promoting local artists. Beautiful, locally created artworks adorn the walls of the restaurant, and they're all for sale! Trading Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm (BYO)

Noi Due delivers fresh, quality Lebanese and Italian fare at a reasonable price. The host is warm…read moreand welcoming, spending time chatting with guests, both regular and new. Nothing pretentious with the decor, staff are efficient and friendly. Definitely more "dropping in for a meal with friends" rather than "a night on the town". Char-grilled vegetable salad was sensational, pizzas are well prepared and grog is BYO. We'll be back!

I first stepped a foot in this cosy restaurant back in 2005 (how I miss those days) and here I am…read moreagain - 10 years later - and things haven't changed. The food served are still as delicious as I remembered when I was first introduced to this restaurant and fortunately STILL reasonably priced (especially for the quantity you get). They cater for everyone from all walks of life. So whether you want to bring a group of people (e.g. family) or want to dine alone...this is the place for it. The smell of the meat being cooked (I think they are charcoal grilled) permiates all over the restaurant. You could even smell it before opening the door to enter the restaurant (the aroma was enough to get me hungry)! The yoghurt they serve with the meat is incredibly delicious - and healthy! It is light textured (unlike those yoghurt that makes you feel heavy in the stomach) and there's a hint of mint on it that will linger on your tastebuds. They also add diced cucumber to make it refreshing. Their rice: I have never appreciated rice as much as I have in this place. I ate a whole plateful of it and still felt great afterwards. Not sickeningly full - just satisfied. They also mixed a bit of butter on it. Taste and freshness in ingredients is obviously important to this restaurant. I'm not usually fond of eating lamb. But this place might have just changed my opinion on it. I'll definitely be introducing it to more people.

There's a lot to like about this place. Iranian students recommended it to me as a place that…read moreserves some of the best and most authentic Persian food in Sydney. The light, fluffy, aromatic rice is the most exceptional thing I've had there but all the food was good and quite low-priced.