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Feast In The Middle East

Restaurant · LebaneseGranville4.8 (410 Google reviews)

No dishes marked gluten free

22 dishesmenu read 1 Novfeastinthemiddleeast.com.au

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  • Lamb Kabsah

    Slow-cooked lamb served over fragrant spiced rice with toasted nuts and a rich blend of warming Middle Eastern flavours.

    Likely nuts (our guess)

  • Kousa Bi Banadoora

    Tender zucchini filled with seasoned rice and meat, then gently simmered in a bright, savoury tomato sauce.

  • Mloukhiyeh

    A comforting jute mallow stew cooked with garlic, coriander and lemon, traditionally served with fragrant rice.

  • Chicken Mansaf

    Tender spiced chicken served over fragrant rice with a creamy jameed yoghurt sauce and toasted nuts.

    Likely dairy, nuts (our guess)

  • Shish Barak

    Delicate meat-filled dumplings simmered in a warm, garlicky yoghurt sauce and finished with fresh coriander.

    Likely gluten, dairy (our guess)

  • Fasolia

    A slow-cooked homestyle bean stew in a rich tomato sauce, seasoned with garlic and aromatic spices.

  • Lubiyah and Lahme

    Tender green beans and slow-cooked meat simmered together in a savoury tomato, garlic and spice sauce.

  • Wara Anib Zaat

    Vine leaves rolled around a fragrant rice, tomato and herb filling, gently cooked with lemon and olive oil.

  • Eggplant with Diced Tomato

    Tender eggplant cooked with diced tomato, garlic and herbs for a rich, savoury vegetable dish.

  • Sheikh Al Mahshi

    Tender eggplant filled with seasoned meat and aromatic spices, then simmered in a rich tomato sauce.

  • Samki Harra

    Tender baked fish topped with a rich, spicy tahini sauce, fresh coriander, garlic, chilli and crunchy walnuts. A bold Lebanese classic packe

    Likely nuts, sesame, fish (our guess)

  • Malfouf

    Cabbage leaves filled with seasoned rice and meat, rolled by hand and slow-cooked with garlic and lemon.

  • Kousa b Laban

    Tender stuffed zucchini simmered in a creamy, garlicky yoghurt sauce and served as a comforting homestyle favourite.

    Likely dairy (our guess)

  • Kafta and Batata

    Seasoned kafta and sliced potatoes baked in a rich tomato sauce with onion and warming Middle Eastern spices.

  • Fattoush

    A crisp salad of lettuce, tomato, cucumber, radish and herbs, tossed with toasted pita and a tangy sumac dressing.

    Likely gluten (our guess)

  • Tabouli

    Finely chopped parsley, tomato, mint and bulgur dressed with fresh lemon juice and olive oil.

    Likely gluten (our guess)

  • Hummus

    A silky blend of chickpeas, tahini, lemon and garlic, finished with a drizzle of olive oil.

    Likely sesame (our guess)

  • Batata Harra

    Crispy potato cubes tossed with garlic, coriander, chilli and lemon for a bright, spicy finish.

  • Sambousek

    Crisp, golden pastry parcels filled with savoury seasoned meat and fragrant spices.

    Likely gluten (our guess)

  • Warak Enab

    Tender vine leaves rolled by hand around a fragrant rice and herb filling, then gently cooked with lemon.

  • Kibbeh

    Golden bulgur shells filled with seasoned minced meat, onion and aromatic Middle Eastern spices.

    Likely gluten (our guess)

  • Samki Harra Wraps

    Soft flatbread packed with freshly prepared fillings, crisp salad and flavourful house sauces.

    Likely gluten (our guess)

Good to know

Restaurant

  • Takes bookingsvenue website, read 1 Nov 2026 · source
  • Takes group bookingsvenue website, read 4 Nov 2026 · source
  • Group set menuvenue website, read 4 Nov 2026 · source

Not known yet: dog friendly, kid friendly, kids menu, outdoor seating, wheelchair access, vegetarian options, vegan options, high chairs, byo, baby change. Ask the venue.

Facts

FactDetail
Address47 South St, Granville NSW 2142, Australia
AreaParramatta & Central West
KindRestaurant · Lebanese
Phone+61 407 495 908
Websitefeastinthemiddleeast.com.au
BookingOnline
Google rating4.8 from 410 reviews
Menu read1 Nov 2026 from feastinthemiddleeast.com.au
Hours
  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday12pm–9pm
  • Wednesday12pm–9pm
  • Thursday12pm–9pm
  • Friday12pm–9pm
  • Saturday12pm–9pm
  • Sunday12pm–9pm
MapOpen in Google Maps

What diners say

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Where this comes from

Allergen answers come from the menu’s labels first, then the listed ingredients, then a model’s judgement checked when unsure. How allergen status is decided.

Questions about Feast In The Middle East

Does Feast In The Middle East have gluten-free options?

No dish is marked gluten free as served, from the menu read 1 Nov 2026. Each dish shows whether the venue labelled it or it was read from the ingredients.

Is Feast In The Middle East coeliac friendly?

Chef’s Kiss reads each venue’s own menu and says where every answer came from. It never calls a dish safe: kitchens share fryers, boards and flour, and menus change. If you have coeliac disease or an allergy, confirm with staff before you order.

When is Feast In The Middle East open?

Monday: Closed. Tuesday: 12pm–9pm. Wednesday: 12pm–9pm. Thursday: 12pm–9pm. Friday: 12pm–9pm. Saturday: 12pm–9pm. Sunday: 12pm–9pm. Hours can change on public holidays; check with the venue.

Can I book Feast In The Middle East online?

Yes, through the venue’s booking page: https://www.google.com/maps/reserve/v/dine/c/s74fHPiFtCs?source=pa&opi=79508299&hl=en-US&gei=Va3narPFIuX-ptQPkqzv8AU&ahbb=1&sourceurl=https://www.google.com/search?tbm%3Dmap%26q%3Drestaurants%26pb%3D!4m9!1m3!1d13258.436308058474!2d151.0118!3d-33.8224!2m0!3m2!1i1728!2i370!4f13.1!7i20!8i0!10b1!12m35!1m2!18b1!30b1!2m3!5m1!6e2!20e3!6m13!4b1!49b1!63m0!66b1!74i150000!75b1!85b1!89b1!91b1!114b1!149b1!196b1!206b1!10b1!12b1!13b1!14b1!16b1!17m1!3e1!20m3!5e2!6b1!14b1!46m1!1b0!94b1!19m4!2m3!1i360!2i120!4i8!20m57!2m2!1i203!2i100!3m2!2i4!5b1!6m6!1m2!1i86!2i86!1m2!1i408!2i240!7m42!1m3!1e1!2b0!3e3!1m3!1e2!2b1!3e2!1m3!1e2!2b0!3e3!1m3!1e8!2b0!3e3!1m3!1e10!2b0!3e3!1m3!1e10!2b1!3e2!1m3!1e9!2b1!3e2!1m3!1e10!2b0!3e3!1m3!1e10!2b1!3e2!1m3!1e10!2b0!3e4!2b1!4b1!9b0!22m6!1s9OAWZ6buJea7hbIP8M6GyAk:440!2s1i:0,t:20588,p:9OAWZ6buJea7hbIP8M6GyAk:440!4m1!2i20588!7e81!12e3!24m107!1m28!13m9!2b1!3b1!4b1!6i1!8b1!9b1!14b1!20b1!25b1!18m17!3b1!4b1!5b1!6b1!13b1!14b1!17b1!21b1!22b1!25b1!27m1!1b0!28b0!31b0!32b0!33m1!1b0!5m5!2b1!5b1!6b1!7b1!10b1!10m1!8e3!11m1!3e1!14m1!3b1!17b1!20m2!1e3!1e6!24b1!25b1!26b1!29b1!30m1!2b1!36b1!39m3!2m2!2i1!3i1!43b1!52b1!54m1!1b1!55b1!56m1!1b1!65m5!3m4!1m3!1m2!1i224!2i298!71b1!72m19!1m5!1b1!2b1!3b1!5b1!7b1!4b1!8m10!1m6!4m1!1e1!4m1!1e3!4m1!1e4!3sother_user_reviews!6m1!1e1!9b1!89b1!98m3!1b1!2b1!3b1!103b1!113b1!114m3!1b1!2m1!1b1!117b1!122m1!1b1!125b0!126b1!127b1!26m4!2m3!1i80!2i92!4i8!30m28!1m6!1m2!1i0!2i0!2m2!1i530!2i370!1m6!1m2!1i1678!2i0!2m2!1i1728!2i370!1m6!1m2!1i0!2i0!2m2!1i1728!2i20!1m6!1m2!1i0!2i350!2m2!1i1728!2i370!31b1!34m19!2b1!3b1!4b1!6b1!7b1!8m6!1b1!3b1!4b1!5b1!6b1!7b1!9b1!12b1!14b1!20b1!23b1!25b1!26b1!37m1!1e81!42b1!46m1!1e2!47m0!49m9!3b1!6m2!1b1!2b1!7m2!1e3!2b1!8b1!9b1!50m5!1m1!4BIAE!2e2!3m1!3b1!59BQ2dBd0Fn!61b1!67m3!7b1!10b1!14b0!69i709%26hl%3Den

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