Al Qasr

Ordered the dinner set for 2, was very filling for hubs and I. The salad and hummus was overly sour for our taste. Service needs a lot of improvement. It was tough to get the service crew's attention to take our order. After the appetizers and main course was consumed, it took them 15mins before they come to clear the plates even after the service crew have passed by our table multiple times and i have even stacked the plates to signal we are done with our meal so they can prepare the dessert.

The Lebanese food is uniquely presented here but I think the cook may not from the middles eastern. The authenticity of the food may still far the standard of what we have eaten when we were in Israel and Jordan. Ordered the hummus , pita bread, grilled beef kebab with saffron rice, chicken sharwarma probably the best and come with 4 portions! Fry cheese spring roll is quite unique and order a stew lamb as we ordered a big bowl of olive rice. The stew lamb is tasteless but just sour with tomato .. added salt ourself to enhance it. Service is average, decor is simple but the drinks menu is way too much.. a bottle of mineral water is $5! Juice is $6.50! It is unreasonable charges for the drink. The price here is expensive and be careful why you ordered and portion served can be small!

Best part of it is the lively vibe around that place, wel not crediting restaurant for that. But hey, location does matter. Great hangout place away from central Singapore. Food was good, I rate it 4* for its taste. Some restaurants in Arab Street have better Lebanese taste. Staffs were good too. In terms of price it is more towards pricy side.

The mixed grill platter was very worth it at 50% off (Eatigo), and was a good-sized portion for two. The dessert was warm, sweet, milky, and satisfying. Place is air-conditioned, which is great for guests, but has no doors or barriers otherwise preventing the cool air from escaping, which is bad for the environment.

Located at far corner of Lorong Mambong, away from the usual crowds, that's what I like! Food is quite good. Ordered a starter called Arrayes Kofta, something like pancakes stuffed with chicken, eat with a special spicy sauce, it tastes good, would recommend it. Also tried the Shish Taouk which is a chicken Kebab meal, not bad too. Overall experience was good, the manager was friendly and helpful too.

I have been there for more than 4 times now, a decent place for lunch and dinner. During the lunch time they have some nice set menu where you can get grilled chicken kebabs, hummus pita bread. Their mezze platter is quite good, pita bread is average. If you like eggplant, try out the the dish named mousaka batinjan, which is basically smoke eggplant with chick peas, quite good. Try this with freshly baked pita. They have happy hours after 9pm until they close, so that's a plus point.. Overall a decent place to be!!