Fill A Pita

This place is located in Nankin street which has a history for squatter and squalor post war. It’s quite a view in the evening and lively. We ordered 3 dishes which costs a total of 28S$: 1) Falafel Pita sandwich 2) Eggplant Mosakka with brown rice 3) Lemonade It’s perfect for a date night for a couple :) Must try for sure if you are a vegetarian or vegan.

Singapore looks to have no luck with genuine Lebanese cuisine. We had big hopes from this place (specially after seeing koshari in their menu) but it disappointed us big time. We ordered platter which comes with Hummus, labnah cheese, fava beans, 2 falafals and 1 pita bread. It looked more like an Indian version of Lebanese. Not authentic at all. Next we ordered koshari. Having had original Koshari in Cairo, I was disappointed with this dish as well. Overall not so great and I would suggest to avoid if you are looking for a genuine Lebanese/Egyptian place to eat out.

Surprisingly delicious! Exterior is very unassuming and hubby was skeptical about it being vegetarian (he loves meat), but he was won over by the hummus and the cheese pita. We ordered falafel and cheese pita sandwiches and a side of hummus. Everything was delicious and portions were generous! The sauces that come on the sandwiches are soooo good. They also have vegan options for those with additional dietary restrictions. Highly recommend trying if you’re in the area!

As such the place is a good way to enjoy some middle eastern cuisine. The ambience is something you shouldn't be going for. The food on the whole is quite average given the price point. You will end up spending a lot of money on the food which eventually is served in quite sumptuous quantities. The service is quite good and the place is its vegetarian n also has vegan options. All in all, I suggest visiting the place once for sure, but not worth multiple visits. Major let down is the price point, where for almost the same cost I can go to a proper restaurant.

Good service and delicious food. We got the platter for 3 and added 2 more pitas as well as a cheese on the side. I enjoyed the coriander hummus, yogurt and cheese most! The falafel was a bit too adventurous for my tastes buds, this is my first time trying. Waitress was prompt and patient and very good at explaining the menu.