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- 4
- Very dedicated staff and good food.
I usually order their falafels, babaganoush, and rice pilaf (mijadra). I personally don't like the tahine sauce on the falafel sandwich, so I order mine without it and drizzle the vinaigrette sauce that they serve on the side. The Asa Sul venue offers less seating options than its Suodeste counterpart, but they share the same menu. Great tabouleh and an interesting kibeh (pumpkin), for the more curious patrons. The entrance draws attention and brings people in, welcoming them into a carefully-planned and cozy space.