The fourth day of our family trip in Perth was Xmas Day. Many restaurants were closed and we were happy to have found this little Lebanese/Turkish place in the heart of Fremantle that was open (at least someone thought of the tourists!). It is at a corner of a building called Fremantle Malls, opposite Haandi Restaurant (Indian cuisine). It has a halal certificate and I heard the guy manning the counter told my father that he's a Moroccan and is the owner of the place. Their menu was quite extensive, including the usual food you would find in a Lebanese/Turkish restaurant such as pide, shish kebabs, beef/chicken/lamb kebabs, gozlemes, turkish sweets and coffee. Food was tasteful but I would say the price was a bit on the higher side. Kebab starts from AUD9.50 and you get to choose 2 sauces for its dressing. We also bought some delectable baklavas priced at AUD13 for a pack of 12 (smaller option available was 2 baklavas for AUD3).
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| The shop front |
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| The menu |
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| Take your own drink and pay at the counter |
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| Choose dressings the Subway style |
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| Alfresco dining |
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| Just thought that this is one cute pic. And yes, there's 9 of us all together in this family trip :D |
