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...crunchy outer shell—so light that it’s nearly impossible to distinguish between the baked and fried varieties offered at Sepal. The evening buffet, available Mondays through Wednesdays, presents a basic selection of fatoush salad, hummus and baba ganoush, okra with cilantro and garlic, chicken with sumac, lima beans and a deliciously savory maklouba—hearty chunks of lamb or tofu, cauliflower and eggplant sealed with rice and cooked in lamb broth, then turned upside down and served steaming hot. Other Sepal specialties include the warm, filling red lentil soup and the rich butternut squash...
...falafel, shawarma and kebabs. Served on a bed of creamy baba ganoush, tahini and slightly salty hummus drizzled with olive oil and paprika, Sander’s falafel is crunchy and crispy on the outside, with a heavy, crumbly inner texture. Accented by onions and green peppers, the mixed chicken and lamb kebabs arrive sizzling at the table, while the chicken and lamb shawarma selections offer even juicier, thinly-shaved chunks of meat. The oversized pitas are piping hot and chewy, served in portions that are big enough to scoop up every last bit of baba ganoush. Lit with lamps...
...you’re looking for shawarma on the go, this is it. Shawarma King is a casual eatery that caters to a steady flow of take-out clientele. The restaurant specializes in shawarma sandwiches—tender, marinated slices of chicken, lamb or beef rolled in a warm pita, drizzled with tahini sauce, and stuffed with parsley, onions, tomatoes and dill pickles. While they wait, customers can watch the countermen slicing the steaming chunks of meat off the upright shawarma machine, or browse the assortment of imported canned juice drinks and pre-packaged desserts. Lebanese co-owner Hasan Kassab...
Ideal date: I’d be happy with 40s and a bucket of chicken...
...Spicy chicken sandwich, without a doubt. Since Dave [Thomas, Wendy’s founder] passed away they haven’t been doing so well—lost a bit of their flava—regardless, I still love Wendy’s and as their representative, I’ll look into bringing them here. I’ll even work there...