Restaurant: Al Aseel Restaurant
Address: 4/173 Waterloo Road, Greenacre NSW 2190
Phone: (02) 9758 6744
Opening Hours: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Address: 4/173 Waterloo Road, Greenacre NSW 2190
Phone: (02) 9758 6744
Opening Hours: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Must Try: Mixed Plate
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Al Aseel Mixed Plate $26 |
As we walked into Al Aseel, I noticed that nearly every
table ordered a mixed plate so already gave myself a mental note to order it
before I even sat down.
The mixed plate is skewer servings of marinated chicken
breast, lamb & kafta served with tabouli, baba ganoush, hummus, garlic dip
& falafel
I have 2nd thoughts when it comes to chicken breast, most of
the time they turn out disappointingly dry. So Al Aseel's chicken breast was a
pleasant surprise! They were sooooo tender and absolutely yummy. Loved the smokiness in the baba ganoush and the other dips were
more-ish which all went well with the complementary lebanese bread.
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Fattoush $14 |
Fattoush! It's probably my fav lebanese salad because of its
flavour. The balance of the dressing is perfect, its tang makes it super
appetising. Another thing that I love about fattoush is the crunchy lebanese
bread mixed inside the salad.
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Vine Leaves $10 |
Another tangy dish! I was introduced to this dish by a Greek
ex colleague who used to have her own vine leaves growing along her fence and
I've loved this dish ever since. So now, whenever I see it in restaurants, it's
a must order. The rice inside the vine leaves was so deliciously flavoursome.
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Homemade Slice Chips $10 |
We ordered this and asked for more yummy garlic sauce. Demolished
most of it because of the sauce hehe.
Al Aseel was packed with most customers being Lebanese so we
knew it was going to be good! For those who doesn't live near the west, they have a shop in Newtown too! I would definitely come back here again just to
have their skewers and fattoush.
Xx
Feli

more fatoush!
ReplyDeletegotta love fattoush :)
DeleteI love fattoush!!! I've heard goid things about Al Seel! Gotta check em out when I'm around Greenacre.
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