Lebanese Restaurant?
Apr 7th 2008, 10:59 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
honestly, it's the best lebo food i've had here...it's come over from beirut...the only down side is it isn't licensed, but it does have shisha...
hey...why don't you come to the quiz night, that's only 5 mins from you too, lol...
MM, xx
hey...why don't you come to the quiz night, that's only 5 mins from you too, lol...
MM, xx
Apr 7th 2008, 11:03 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
Apr 7th 2008, 11:04 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
http://dubaidailyphoto.blogspot.com/...-year-123.html
Well you got it from my blog....
It's far too weird - I feel like I'm talking to myself... as I use image this for MSN and other things...
Have fun in Dubai - and get some Leb food - it's the best. There's loads on Al Diyafa street where you are. You don't need to pay a lot - it's great street food as well as sit down dinner. Not sure if you've had it before, but if not - don't think the big kebabs that look like donners are bad - they're really great - called schwarma....
Well you got it from my blog....
It's far too weird - I feel like I'm talking to myself... as I use image this for MSN and other things...
Have fun in Dubai - and get some Leb food - it's the best. There's loads on Al Diyafa street where you are. You don't need to pay a lot - it's great street food as well as sit down dinner. Not sure if you've had it before, but if not - don't think the big kebabs that look like donners are bad - they're really great - called schwarma....
Apr 7th 2008, 11:06 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
http://dubaidailyphoto.blogspot.com/...-year-123.html
Well you got it from my blog....
It's far too weird - I feel like I'm talking to myself... as I use image this for MSN and other things...
Have fun in Dubai - and get some Leb food - it's the best. There's loads on Al Diyafa street where you are. You don't need to pay a lot - it's great street food as well as sit down dinner. Not sure if you've had it before, but if not - don't think the big kebabs that look like donners are bad - they're really great - called schwarma....
Well you got it from my blog....
It's far too weird - I feel like I'm talking to myself... as I use image this for MSN and other things...
Have fun in Dubai - and get some Leb food - it's the best. There's loads on Al Diyafa street where you are. You don't need to pay a lot - it's great street food as well as sit down dinner. Not sure if you've had it before, but if not - don't think the big kebabs that look like donners are bad - they're really great - called schwarma....
Apr 7th 2008, 11:08 am
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Apr 7th 2008, 11:12 am
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why ayeeeee man!
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
Apr 7th 2008, 11:12 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
Might see you all there then, was in there last night, full of people watching the F1 race which was not live - odd squad......
Apr 7th 2008, 11:26 am
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Re: Lebanese Restaurant?
What can I say - it's pretty good 
Much better than the dives masquerading as chippies you'll find on SZR.
It's only a small place in the food court, but well worth a trip; it's British-owned and run. The only downside really is that the chips aren't your proper British chip-shop chips, but then I've never found those *anywhere* in Dubai. They probably come the closest, though.
You can get baked beans, mushy peas, bread and butter as side orders etc.
Much better than the dives masquerading as chippies you'll find on SZR.It's only a small place in the food court, but well worth a trip; it's British-owned and run. The only downside really is that the chips aren't your proper British chip-shop chips, but then I've never found those *anywhere* in Dubai. They probably come the closest, though.
You can get baked beans, mushy peas, bread and butter as side orders etc.