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Feast In The Middle East

47 South St, Granville NSW 2142, Australia

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47 South St, Granville NSW 2142, Australia

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+61 407 495 908
HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM Thursday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM Friday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM Saturday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM Sunday: 12:00 – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Feast In The Middle East

Tucked inside Granville’s Hawa food court, Feast In The Middle East serves slow-simmered Lebanese home cooking instead of standard takeaway grills. Generational family recipes lead the lineup, turning out comforting staples like garlic-sauced shish barak dumplings over lentil rice, tender koussa, and slow-braised lamb that slips right off the bone. Portions easily satisfy hungry groups, backed by staff eager to guide newcomers through traditional stew pots and plates of sheikh el makhshi.

  • Generational Stews & Stuffed Classics: Rarely seen home-style dishes like stuffed koussa, mlokhiyeh, and shish barak take center stage over standard charcoal skewers.
  • Generous Shared Portions: Heaped plates of fork-tender lamb and rice platters make sharing effortless for family spreads.
  • Welcoming Menu Guidance: Staff happily walk diners through unfamiliar menu items with personalized recommendations.
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Why Dine at Feast In The Middle East

Discover slow-cooked Lebanese home stews, generous group platters, and attentive hospitality in Granville.

  • Authentic Lebanese Stews and Stuffed Specialties

    Slow-cooked traditional stews and stuffed dishes, such as koussa stuffed zucchini, mlokhiyeh, and shish barak dumplings, bring authentic heritage cooking to the table.

    I’ve tried the Koussa ( stuffed Lebanese zucchini in yoghurt sauce), the Dumplings in garlicky yogurt sauce, the Sheikh el Makhshi (eggplant and beef in a tomato bad sauce ) everything is amazing

    Ju Ju

  • Nostalgic Recipes That Evoke Childhood Memories

    Generational recipes perfected over decades reproduce the nostalgic warmth and comforting flavors of traditional home cooking.

    Coming here is just like going to tetas as a child

    Hannah Ze

  • Abundant Shared Servings for Family and Groups

    Generous group-sized servings ensure communal meals, family dining, and shared platters leave every guest satisfied.

    We had a lovely lunch here with a large group. We ordered many and various dishes and everything tasted amazing! High quality ingredients, cooked hot and fresh and with lots of love. Incredible flavours, meat falling off the bone….sooo good! Generous servings of everything.

    Cilla

  • Accommodating Hospitality for Family Gatherings

    Welcoming service and flexible accommodations keep group gatherings and family outings smooth and stress-free.

    Quality of food with generous servings. Service was fast and accommodating to our family with a baby.

    Lesieli Emelio

  • Thoughtful Guidance for Navigating the Menu

    Staff take the time to explain traditional Middle Eastern dishes and guide diners toward dishes tailored to their tastes.

    The delightful lady who works at the restaurant explained the menu to us and what she recommended for us didn't dissapoint.

    MJ Pride

  • A Hidden Gem with Attentive Personal Service

    Tucked inside the Hawa food court, this dedicated dining space offers a warm, hospitable welcome for curious newcomers discovering home-style Lebanese food.

    It was tucked away amongst other eateries but has its own little section with plenty of room. We weren't to familiar with items on the menu, the owner was so polite & helpful.

    Courtney Barnes

Generational Lebanese home-cooked stews and slow-cooked family favorites

  • Lamb

    The lamb was delicious and melted off the bone

    Camelia Kiazad

  • Sheikh el Makhshi

    the Sheikh el Makhshi (eggplant and beef in a tomato bad sauce ) everything is amazing

    Ju Ju

  • Koussa

    I’ve tried the Koussa ( stuffed Lebanese zucchini in yoghurt sauce)

    Ju Ju

  • Shish Barak

    We ordered 4 containers of the shish barrack with the lentle rice ,never in my life have I eaten such delicious home style food for take away .

    The Taste Master

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality and genuine personal touches that elevate the homestyle dining experience.

  • Decades-Old Family Recipe Storytelling

    The owner personally shares the heritage behind the cooking, noting recipes passed down through decades of his mother's home cooking.

  • Attentive Homestyle Menu Guidance

    Staff provide generous, tailored guidance through traditional dishes for diners unfamiliar with the authentic homestyle menu.

  • Warm Hospitality & Complimentary Touches

    Hospitality includes thoughtful complimentary extras, such as bringing out cucumber sauce on the house as a welcoming gesture.

  • Thoughtful Accommodations for Families

    Family dining is made seamless with fast service and thoughtful accommodations for guests dining with infants.

Before you head over

Practical tips for navigating location, seating, and ordering at Feast In The Middle East

  • Finding the Shop and Parking

    The restaurant is located inside the Hawa food court and cannot be seen directly from South Street. Street parking can be tight, so consider checking the Granville train station commuter parking nearby when visiting in the evening.

  • Navigating Compact Seating

    The dining area has about 20 seats indoors and 20 outdoors. If you are coming with a large family or dining group during peak meal times, arrive early or plan ahead to secure adjoining tables.

  • Ordering Traditional Homestyle Dishes

    If you are unfamiliar with traditional Lebanese stews, stuffed zucchini, or yogurt dumplings, ask the team for guidance—staff happily explain dishes and recommend balanced options for your table.

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