Middle Eastern
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Middle Eastern restaurant, with many vegan dishes, such as salads, hummus, baba ghanoush, falafel, stuffed vine leaves, Arabic-style bread, and rice sides. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.
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Zhiloy Dom, Academics Rajabov St 16/1, Dushanbe, Tajikistan
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Last update on 28 Sep 2019 by Niko
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Added by daydreamer4life on 18 Sep 2018
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9 Reviews
First Review by shivya
CSL
Points +307
Lebanese in Dushanbe - Edit
Good understanding of vegan. Happy to cater to vegan request, although only 6 dishes stated as vegan. Whole meal pita was freshly baked & delicious. Felafels were small but tasty. Hommous was good.
Read morePros: Vegan options, English menu.
Cons: Not super cheap for the size of the portions. , Also serves non-veg stuff.
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heuschrecke
Points +930
Nice atmosphere - Edit
Under normal circumstances I would've been disappointed by the food but as a vegan in Central Asia you lower your standards :)
Read moreThere was a wide choice of vegan options, the staff knew English and was nice and attentive. The food was okay, the prices too high.
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nicolathomas
Points +691
Great! Lots of choice nice atmosphere! - Edit
Helpful staff, answered questions about the menu. Lots of dishes to choose from. Delicious!
Read morePros: Lots of choices! Loved lentil soup and muhummara, Have non-alcoholic pina colada!, I think good value
Cons: I didn't love the baba ganoush
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Ardavon
Points +292
Freshly sliced away from the Mediterranean and delivered to your table within minutes - Edit
This place has no business being this good. Fresh, Delicious and Plentiful
Read morePros: Lots of great vegan mezze options, fresh and delicious
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Bastien
Points +159
Tasty food with vegan options - Edit
Nice and relaxing place, tasty food, english speaking staff
Read morePros: Vegan options , English speaking staff, Nice and relaxing place
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BrusselsSprout
Points +83
Be careful… old reheated food - Edit
After some time in rural Tajikistan, I was excited to try something else than just potatoes and vegetables. However, this restaurant ended up being the only one during my 3 week trip to give me severe food poisoning… the various mezze dishes came very quickly on the table, so I suspect most of them were quite old and just slightly reheated (e.g baraks filled with spinach). The food tasted generally ok, but the baraks and falafels were not very good. The orange juice had a weird taste, maybe the fruits they used had gone bad.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-08-15
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maaikereist
Points +86
Great Arabic food - Edit
Really enjoyed the wide choice of good quality vegetarian mezze - especially the mutabbal, hummus and falafel were great. Also very friendly service.
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jkbc
Points +37
Great! - Edit
Really the exact same experience as the previous reviewer. Recommended!
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shivya
Points +67
Good Lebanese food, staff speak English - Edit
After 10 days of just about surviving on boiled potatoes and salads in rural Tajikistan, I was excited to eat hummus beiruti and babaganoush with fresh hot pita bread, couscous and fresh apple carrot juice at Al Sham - all pretty good considering it’s Dushanbe. Close to the central area. Menu also has other cold appetisers like stuffed vine leaves, mauhamarra and a falafel sandwich that can be done without mayonnaise. Nice ambiance to chill outdoors and do shisha too. Staff speaks enough English to customise dishes if needed.
Read morePros: Typical Lebanese options, Nice space to chill, Staff speaks some English to discuss ingredients
Cons: Vegan options not marked
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