Fast food
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Lebanese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Lebanese and Arabic food in Shanghai. Veggie choices include falafel, quinoa salad, stuffed vine leaves, hummus, bread, and dips. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-10:30pm.
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Added by MichaelRobinson on 15 Mar 2019
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7 Reviews
First Review by MichaelRobinson
regen_uk
Points +71
Fabulous range of vegan options - Edit
I’ve ordered takeout quite a bit but not sure which branch it comes from. Always had good tasty food and especially love the tabouleh, hummus and falafel as a meal. The portions are large and my 3 items last me for at least 2 meals 😊
Read morePros: Great selection , Large portions , Fresh ingredients
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mushyb
Points +65
Tasty Falafel - Edit
The falafel wrap was delicious and enormous. The hummus is yummy and smooth. The place is small and packed with people. It was a nice experience having to taste Lebanese food.
Read morePros: Hummus, Big serving
Cons: Small place
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HollyJay
Points +28
Very yummy! Would give 5 stars but the app won’t let me. - Edit
The vegan options are great. Super smooth hummus, and the falafel wraps are really big. I could only eat half of it. They don’t have the stuff grape leaves anymore, the description needs to be changed.
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AlexKolb
Points +441
Tasty falafel - but other branch is better - Edit
Eli falafel as the name suggests serves amazing falafel. There are two locations in town and I would always recommend the other branch. This shop is a lot smaller with limited seating the other branch has more seating and a better menu. Great for a quick takeaway here though.
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xiaowei
Points +90
Best Lebanese in town with few but good vegan options - Edit
The most authentic Lebanese food in Shanghai. Great falafel, tangy tahini sauce and pickles. I only wish they could introduce some of the other amazing vegan food Lebanon has to offer — spicy potato wrap (which I think they had for a fleeting moment), roasted cauliflower etc.
Read moreGreat stuff, I’m here more than once a week on average. Delicious chips with the combo, but careful with the mayo-laden coleslaw if you’re strict with the eggs.
Pros: authentic falafel, Open late, Good for lunch, dinner and in between
Cons: Few vegan options, If the boss isn’t around the quality can drop
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feministtraveller
Points +114
Great food - Edit
Clean and nicely decorated place with some seating options. The falafel roll for 40 Yuan is delicious and per default vegan. Menu is easy to understand. Will definitely return!
Read morePros: Fresh and tasty, Decent amount of vegan dishes, Hygienic place, nice staff
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MichaelRobinson
Points +2985
Finally Falafel. - Edit
We'd not been in Shanghai long, we were sat in a coffee shop on a wet Saturday when I read about a new place serving falafel, we were only 2 metro stops away so decided to go check it out. What a welcome it was to find amazing falafel in China. We had the falafel wrap set which comes with coleslaw (I was only vegetarian at the time) hummus, chips and a soft drink for 75 rmb. We spoke with the owner who told us that the chips and falafel are the only things deep fried, no meat which was reassuring. The place itself is lovely but there's not tonnes of seating and can be quite popular with us Westerners. Since going vegan over a year ago I always tell them no coleslaw and they are happy to offer some veggies or extra hummus or chips. I'm happy to see this place has been successful enough to open their second location.
Read morePros: Delicious., Reasonably priced., Fresh chips.
Cons: Also serves meat., Not a lot of seating.
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