Al Souk - Menu

The service at this restaurant was incredibly fast, with a wide variety of food and drink options available. While the prices may be a bit high, the portion sizes were generous.

Not too crowded. Damn good shisha much better than those edgware areas. Mostly guys on a friday night though, so if you're looking for a decent mix then maybe turn up saturday night.

it was very respectful, which time they had to serve the food, huge portions and a series of sides were served, good quality pointed notch fed, the decor and atmosphere was beautiful a huge thumb up

I made a reservation for a birthday party at this restaurant, and it was a fantastic experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the food and the service was excellent. We had a lot of fun and will definitely be returning in the future!

We visited Al Souk On a busy Friday night. This was a work party, with most of us not getting a chance to really go out often enough this was a very important night. I can honestly say that the evening did not disappoint, we were very happy with both the friendly staff and the tasty food. Lebanese food can get a bit bland but this was not the case. I would advise the Shish Taouk which was full of flavor as well as the absolutely delicious kibbeh. All In a great local restaurant!

The review must cover three aspects: 1-food, 2-service, 3- ambience. I am comparing this to Edgeware road outlets! First the food: main dishes were good but the starters were much below mark. Milk shakes were excellent BUT you don't go to Lebanese restaurants to have milk shake!!! Second was the servise: Excellent, the waiters went out of the way to serve and were available whenever needed. Third, the ambience: Too noisy. You expect some decorum when you are with family. But your regular clientele seemed happy, so we were the odd ones out. In conclusion, the low quality of food and ambience more than offset the otherwise excellent service level.

al souk is a Lebanese restorer in gants hill. the mixed grill shown here consisted of shish taouk, cooked taouk and lame meshwi was simply a combination of miraculous meat. all meats were well marinated and fill the palate with middle eastern aromas. the infectious mint was electric and the chicken cubes were tender and juicy. the lamb cubes were tender and juicy. I often find chickens to Lebanese places dry with only the carbon taste on the surface, but the haw here was juicy and full seasonal. the next-condiment of the spicy sauce had so much heat that it burned my mouth, but the taste was too addictive to resistance. the Vermicelli rice was pleasant and buttery, and the whole plate added...

Well decorated Al Souk restaurant is just a few minutes walk from Gants hill station, I went there with my cousin to have some food to fill our empty stomach. We ordered for mixed grill and chips with a large still water, the waiter informed us that it will take some few minutes to get it done, the information was passed to us in a polite and friendly manner I appreciated that to be honest. However, the meal was ready at the said time and on setting my eyes on it I had a feeling it won’t beat my expectations, I thought it was going to be a normal grilled mixed without any special flavour but to my surprise especially the lahem meshwi, it turned out to be a nice and delicious meal that we so...

We arrived just before 9 on a Wednesday night and this cosy and local restaurant wasn't that busy, only a few tables of people dining. The decor houses a modern Arab world, surrounded by a lot of wooden styling, along with the use of bright neon purple lighting. I liked the Islamic geometric pattern that encased the bar area, it looks really nice. Picture in gallery. Choices on the menu featured the usual suspects that one would find in a typical Lebanese restaurant and wasn't over populated or confusing. For starters we ordered the obligatory Tabbule salad, pastry, grilled Halloum and Batata Harra, shared among my family of 5, we are light eaters. The Tabbule lacked punch, it was missing th...