Location: Elwood
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Best Middle Eastern food near Elwood, Port Phillip, Victoria
Reviews on Middle Eastern food in Elwood, Port Phillip, Victoria. Elwood is an inner suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 8 km south of Melbourne's Central Business District. Its local government area is the City of Port Phillip. At the 2011 Census, Elwood had a population of 14,638.
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1. Lezzet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
The newly renovated Lezzet with its sandstone arches, dappled lighting & cushions scattered throughout brings a warm feel once you enter its doors A stunning marble back lit bar sets the scene with Anatolian inspired cocktails on offer, and the state of t
Reviewed By BernardHaylen
Another great feast near home, Lezzet just does everything right. The staff are super friendly and knowledgeable, the food tastes amazing and the cocktails are fantastic. 5 Stars from all 4 of us!Hi Bernard,Thank you so much for the great reviewHave passed it onto the team, Look forward to seeing you again soon
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2. Tulum Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By TwoSheds57
It’s a solid 4 out of 5. Tullum is an impressive modern Turkish restaurant. We enjoyed our lunch here today. It’s upmarket and it works. We started with the calamari with harissa, walnut and breadcrumbs. It was our dish of the meal as it had delicious flavour and texture. The lentil kofta with molasses and nasturtium was a good dish too as were the sardines with bay leaves, tarator and cucumber. Probably the weakest dish but by no means a bad one were the beef dumplings with maras pepper, yoghurt and burnt butter. The finishing savoury dish was a beauty though - beef ribs with labneh, date, tahini, celeriac purée. The combination was a beauty. We concluded with tahini and eggplant ice cream which was most unusual but really delicious.We had Turkish wines today with our which were OK. I’ve never quite seen eye to eye with Turkish wines, either here or in Turkey itself. I find them a bit eccentric. When I come here again I think I’ll go for non Turkish wines.Service was good here today. The staff were up and about and pleasant and responsive. we were given very good explanations of the key dishes. It’s a good restaurant. I’d happily return anytime.HiThank you so much for the great reviewHave passed on your comments to the teamLooking forward to seeing you again soon
3. Shukah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Casual Armenian-inspired restaurant serving mouth-watering flavours from the Middle Eastern
Reviewed By HofH999
This is the sister of two other Armenian restaurants including Sezer in the city. It's a nice space especially on a warm evening with the window open. The food is fabulous - what the Armenians call 'western Armenian' - now eastern Turkey - so much of the food has a Turkish resemblance. The humble humus was served with a wonderful pide bread - both fabulous. The freekeh fritter and boureq were also great. Prawns, chicken and barramundi were also nice accompanied by pilaf. Delightful service and very accommodating for our friend who does not eat salt - separate, salt free versions provided where the dish included salt by prior arrangement
