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Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Wantirna: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Middle Eastern food in Wantirna, Victoria, Australia including Khyber Pass Pakistani Restaurant, Sweet Lime Cafe, Koobida
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1. Khyber Pass Pakistani Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By FNerk63
I'm probably biased but I've been coming here for 15 plus years. My wife and I use this as one of our locals, we've hosted our children's family birthday here, I've even taken business colleagues and friends here. Jeff is a real local. Sadly he is a Hawthorn tragic and posters and memorabilia of Hawthorn paste the walls. It's unusual to have a Pakistani man so passionate about AFL football and so knowledgable. He is a friendly host and will take his time to be friendly, the same with the whole family, who serve here from time to time.Anyway the atmosphere is casual, it's BYO only, help yourself to water from the fridge, and get stuck into the excellent Pakistani food. There's something for everyone from the samosa to the vindaloo. Do be honest with how hot you like it or you will find your self out of your depth fast.We often just take-away or dine in. It's like dining with family.Excellent food. Reasonable prices. Personal, casual, service.
2. Sweet Lime Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By SrAct3
Well this little gem needs to be well advertised; preferably by mouth! What a find!TripAdvisor led us here as the area is totally unknown to us but halfway between the two couples who wanted to meet for lunch. Itâs part of a commercial building, so not immediately recognisable. Persevere - itâs well worth the effort. The owners are most welcoming and keen to please. They offered some excellent suggestions and we enjoyed everything we ordered. The banana milkshake is yummy $5:50 and the healthy kick juice went down well for $6:90We ordered two different omelettes $13:90, the open souva $16:90 and avo with goat cheese $13:90. Just for fun we also ordered a serve of potato sidewinders which come with rough cut guacamole and sour cream $9:50We shared a slice of carrot cake which was a tad dry. Coffee $3:80 Tea $4Do yourself a favour!
3. Koobida
Reviewed By Belushi
Staff are lovely, food looked nice and fresh although I personally didn't enjoy the smokey flavor of the sauce on my chicken wrap ($8.50) What I objected to most was the sexist picture of a scantily clad woman's backside on the tv while music played. Come on guys. I don't want to see that. Not in this day and age.
