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Beautiful food absolutely delicious must visit, the decor is amazing and the shisha lounge is divine. Drinks were really good and the staff were reall…
Frankie Jay
Laytani
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Dined here a few months ago with friends.I ordered a Tim Tam frappe which most definitely was not a frappe but rather a milkshake. Being lactose intol…
Inoue Munchies
Laytani
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Wasn't expecting much from the reviews I had but have always wanted to give this place a try. Really enjoyed their skewers but they really need to cha…
Jay
Laytani
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6 Reviews on “Laytani”
Beautiful food absolutely delicious must visit, the decor is amazing and the shisha lounge is divine. Drinks were really good and the staff were really friendly
Dined here a few months ago with friends.I ordered a Tim Tam frappe which most definitely was not a frappe but rather a milkshake. Being lactose intolerant, I was in for an unexpected treat when the frappe had a sour tanginess to it. I couldn’t have more than a few sips as it was really horrible and forfeited it to the group I was with whom found it odd-tasting also. Not sure whether it was a bad batch of milk but it was truly unpleasant to taste.I ordered a fattoush which is by far my favourite Middle-Eastern salad. The salad was extremely fresh, fantastic. The fried Leb bread was also fantastic with its crunchOnly downfall was the sauce, it was a thick syrup instead of a light pomegranate dressing which I’m used to (homemade style). The bowl was also unfit for the portion placed.Though I did not find a dish that amazed me, the staff were extremely helpful when my car was damaged in their right carpark by another car that drove away.
Wasn’t expecting much from the reviews I had but have always wanted to give this place a try. Really enjoyed their skewers but they really need to change their menu description. We ordered a mixed ‘mega’ plate and the plate was far from mega. We also wanted to change the vine leaf to get something else but the waitress insisted that it couldn’t be done (it was soooooo tiny!!!)Everything tasted really good – the chips and tabouli, despite the serving size, was tasty and the garlic sauce hit the spot! Would come back again but beware of the deceivingly small servings – especially the mega skewer plates!
If I could give them a zero I would. The food was overpriced and the portions were stingy ESPECIALLY FOR A LEBANESE RESTAURANT!!! We paid $15 for a plate of potatoes (expecting a decent sized portion) however…to our dismay…it was only one potato. ONE POTATO. The fatoush had an overwhelmingly sweet taste to it – could not eat. The shish tawook and the shish kebab (supposedly 3 skewers each) was probably 1 and a half skewers…Was not happy. We waited over an hour for our food – had not eaten for hours expecting a lovely meal. Was sorely disappointed.The only good thing about the meal was the lebanese bread and the garlic dip (both of which was probably bought from the local Woolworths).Will be leaving for Woolworths now to get more lebanese bread and garlic dip.
Very poor service, the waitress was arrogant, rude and racist. We walked out of the restaurant owing to the poor service. Never going back, much better places in Strathfield to enjoy Lebanese food.
Atmosphere is great but food is okay. Service is good and well priced