We were supposed to have Turkish for dinner, but apparently the shop was closed for decoration/renovation, so after hunting about, we chanced upon a Lebanese restaurant just up across the street, so we decided to try our luck there at Brasserie
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| Location: Within Stanmore, just a few blocks away from our apartment |
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| Setting: A nice Lebanese feel to it, with a verandah outside to smoke bong, though they kinda have this annoying song playing in a loop |
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| Le menu |
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| Their bottled water, or stilled water as they call it in London |
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| Random sauce shot |
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| Some kind of meat snack wrapped in edible leaves |
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| Lebanese bread with the humus to go with it |
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| Lebanese currypuffs, apparently |
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| Chicken wings, sorta |
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| Chicken chunks with Lebanese bread and salad |
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| Lamb cutlets |
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| Lamb shanks with fried Lebanese rice and sauce |
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| Chicken wings with rice and salad |
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| Ocra stew with rice |
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| Long bean stew with rice |
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| Fries for the kids |
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| One of the many Lebanese desserts, which is almost like a flaky spring roll, but sweet |
It was a very filling meal, though my ocra stew could use a little bit of crunch into it. It's made into stew so much that went I bite into the ocra (which is one of my fav vegs btw), it just went splat in my mouth and the slight gooey crunch to it was not there. But still, it's a nice taste to it. Never thought that ocra could be made into stew.
The only off-putting part would be the song that they played in a constant loop somehow, but it was no big. The atmosphere was pretty relaxing, and you just feel like you wanna lay back and relax, and watching the people smoking their bong at the verandah outside the dining area was also an interesting experience
Overall rating:
7/10
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