Exotic flavours and spices, chargrilled meats and melt-in-the-mouth tagines…Middle Eastern food is delicious! Here’s our take on the top five restaurants in Hong Kong.
Olive
32 Elgin Street, SoHo
Olive serves Greek and Middle Eastern dishes in a buzzing space on Elgin Street. The food is a modern interpretation of what some consider to be quite a ‘heavy’ style of cooking and we appreciate the light takes on old classics such traditional kofta and warming tagines.
Bahce Turkish Restaurant
19 Mui Wo Centre, Mui Wo
If you’re out in Mui Wo, then make sure to visit Bahce. Delicious mezze + a relaxed environment = quite the summer escape.
Habibi Restaurant/Café
Restaurant: 1/F, Grand Progress Building, 15 & 16 Lan Kwai Fong / Cafe: 112-114 Wellington Street, Central
We personally prefer the café because of its chilled out atmosphere and lighter bites, but if you’re looking for the whole Middle Eastern shebang, the restaurant’s heartier plates are perfect.
Sahara
11 Elgin Street, SoHo
Though well known for being a shisha bar and late night hangout, Sahara is also a restaurant that serves delicious Middle Eastern fare: tagines, fluffy pita bread, delicious dips and addictive baklava.
Sumac Bar and Restaurant
8 Glenealy, Central
A friendly Lebanese restaurant with warm and sunny burnt orange décor, Sumac is hidden away on Glenealy. The friendliness of the manager and the delicious food makes this a hidden gem worth seeking out.
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