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Came here for my birthday dinner. We ordered 10 of the most expensive banquets on the menu plus extras, argileh and drinks. The service was very bad, …
Michelle
Zenobia
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Good Lebanese food with belly dancing entertainment. Average cocktails...I ordered a cosmo but didn't enjoy it it lacked flavour. The food was definit…
WesternSyd Foodie
Zenobia
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I've been here a couple years ago and had great service and great food. Unfortunately it was not the case when I revisited recently! I remember the me…
Samantha Lee
Zenobia
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Zenobia is open for Casual Dining. Zenobia serves Middle Eastern, Arabian, Falafel, Lebanese, Mediterranean, Vegetarian and Vegan dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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8 Reviews on “Zenobia”
Good Lebanese food with belly dancing entertainment. Average cocktails…I ordered a cosmo but didn’t enjoy it it lacked flavour. The food was definitely the highlight. We ordered the banquet approx $55 pp and it was enough food to go around. I recommend this place if you like authentic Lebanese food with post dinner entertainment.
I’ve been here a couple years ago and had great service and great food. Unfortunately it was not the case when I revisited recently! I remember the menu being expensive but the food was worth it. It’s still expensive but the flavour has gone. Falafel is quite dull. Dips are great but expensive. I’m sure the food experience is subjective to what you order but – Best to bring a big group so you can share a few dishes as the portions are quite large.The service was poor though – When we finished our meals a couple of people came to clear our plates. My partner was in the restroom and I was busy with work emails on my phone, when I looked up the whole table was empty Including our drinking waters and wine! I’ve never had someone clear drinks while I was still seated..I told the waiter they had accidentally cleared my wine glass which was not empty – he walked away and my partner thought we would come back and apologies or maybe even offer a replacement…nope, he just walked away and began clearing another table. (Nb: we were celebrating my graduation and it was a nice bottle of wine we’d been saving for a special occasion.) after that no one came back to our table, not even to show us the desert menu. It was such a sad tone to finish off the night on :/
Lovely Lebanese restaurant, very fresh food, great wines & general vibes from the staff. Very nice place to start off with traditional Lebanese food.
If you’re craving authentic and delicious Lebanese food in a cosy restaurant that feels like home, then you can’t go past this place!On a rainy winters night, my friend and I were treated to the most sumptuous spread of food you could imagine. And the staff are so damn lovely and chatty, it makes the whole experience a great night out. If you’re coming to Zenobia I’ve got two recommendations:1. Come hungry! 2. Bring a group! Their menu is packed with so many tasty choices that you will want to order lots and you need hungry bellies to share it all with!Here’s what we devoured. And by devoured I mean barely got through half and took the rest home for a second meal today – score!Dips:- smoked labni. Labni is a strained yoghurt so it’s got a nice thick consistency and it’s so damn delicious. Just when I thought it couldn’t get better Zenobia have gone and smoked it adding a gorgeous taste perfect for dipping!- hummus with the added bonus of tiny pieces of tender lamb and pine nuts mmmm. Entrees:- fried kibbeh. Deep fried rolls of minced lamb with pine nuts and onion. I basically dipped everything I could in the labni haha. – pan fried haloumi. A totally different take on haloumi! They crust it in almond flour and sesame which forms a crispy coating and you cut inside to a melted consistency! – potato coriander. Diced potatoes coated in the tastiest combo of garlic, coriander, lemon and chili. A nice lil zing!Main:- chicken shawarma. The most succulent marinated chicken served with yummy chips, pickles and a garlic dipping sauce. Drink:- Lebanese lemonade. A cool looking green and super refreshing green concoction packed with lemon and mint. Overall, a wonderful night was had here and well definitely be back for a Lebanese fix soon!
Shish ninja!!Spacious inside and out this place rocks out grilled dishes as fast as a salad. Ample seating for smoking some apple heads or pineapple heads outside.Inside decor was interesting, with couch and pillows everywhere. Love it.Until next time…. keep eating!!! asianfoodninja.com
While the food was decent, the menu is very overpriced. Charging close to $20 for a salad is obscene. I’ve had better Lebanese food for cheaper and the price is going to keep me from coming back.
First time trying Zenobia. There was a slight mix up at the beginning however the waiters sincerely apologised and offered us free drinks for the extra wait. Daniel proceeded to come out and personally say sorry which was very much appreciated. They definitely made up for the mix up! Would definitely be back here – Food was amazing and one of the best wings I’ve ever had 🙂