Restaurant

Koshari Korner

Community Centre, 142 Addison Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia

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Community Centre, 142 Addison Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia

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HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Koshari Korner

Marrickville gets an all-plant-based ticket to Cairo street food, layering spiced comfort into every hearty bowl. Rice, macaroni, brown lentils, and chickpeas come heaped beneath rich tomato salsa and a shatter of crispy fried onions. The kitchen fries proper Egyptian taameya—crunchy fava-bean falafel tucked with warm flatbread and tahini—alongside slow-cooked shakshouka and almond-topped eggplant. Diners gather under glowing lanterns for share plates, cooling off with carob juice or hibiscus iced tea.

  • Hearty Koshari Bowls: Bowls layer rice, macaroni, brown lentils, and chickpeas under spiced tomato sauce and crispy fried onions.
  • Egyptian-Style Falafel: Made traditionally with fava beans instead of chickpeas for a crisp crust and tender herb center.
  • Specialty Street Drinks: Features chilled carob juice, hibiscus iced tea, and rose water hot chocolate.

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The Koshari Korner Experience

Why diners choose Koshari Korner for vibrant, all-vegan Egyptian dining in Marrickville

  • Authentic, Comforting Koshari Bowls

    The signature dish combines rice, lentils, macaroni, chickpeas, spiced tomato sauce, and crispy fried onions into a satisfying, traditional comfort meal.

    The signature koshari is bold, comforting, and perfectly balanced with crispy onions, spiced tomato sauce, and lentils.

    Foodie
  • Traditional Egyptian Fava-Bean Falafel

    Honouring true Egyptian street food tradition, the kitchen crafts crispy falafel from ground fava beans rather than the typical chickpea base.

    The falafel were proper Egyptian made with fava beans not chickpeas, the tahini sauce was yummy

    Sara H
  • Atmospheric Décor and Warm Hospitality

    The dining space immerses visitors in Egyptian warmth with vivid textiles, colourful accents, and traditional hanging lanterns.

    The atmosphere is beautiful, with colourful Egyptian décor, traditional textiles, lanterns and warm lighting that create such a welcoming and authentic experience.

    Kayla Semaan
  • Personal, Attentive Welcome

    Guests frequently note the welcoming, hands-on hospitality from the owner, who takes time to guide newcomers through the cultural menu.

    all the staff are so welcoming and the owner Mr.WALID himself is very humble..it was my first time but he explained about the menu so well

    Manisha Shah
  • Abundant Mixed Platters to Share

    Diners can sample an array of specialties together through generous mixed platters featuring koshari, falafel, eggplant, and dips.

    Mixed Plate – koshari, falafel, eggplant & tahini — a flavour explosion.

    Jeannie June
  • Unique Cultural Teas and Specialty Drinks

    Meals are complemented by specialty Egyptian beverages, including floral infusions, carob juice, and cold-brewed hibiscus iced tea.

    A standout for me was the rose water hot chocolate. It was unlike anything I've had before – rich, smooth and perfectly balanced with the delicate floral flavour of rose water.

    Kayla Semaan

Other favorites

Traditional specialty drinks and sweet finishes

  • Rose Water Hot Chocolate

    A standout for me was the rose water hot chocolate. It was unlike anything I've had before – rich, smooth and perfectly balanced with the delicate floral flavour of rose water.

    Kayla Semaan
  • Hibiscus Tea

    the hibiscus tea is amazing, and definitely try the mint tea

    Gábor Gergely
  • Carob Juice

    the carob juice was surprisingly good, kind of like an iced chocolate coffee.

    Kristy Lam
  • Kunafa

    the kunafa was also yum as a lil dessert 😋

    mary

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality details and authentic cultural touches at Koshari Korner

  • Personal Menu Guidance from the Owner

    Owner Walid personally greets guests and takes the time to explain the traditional Egyptian dishes and menu choices for first-time visitors.

  • Atmospheric Egyptian Décor & Lanterns

    Guests are welcomed into a vibrant setting decorated with traditional Egyptian textiles, lanterns, and warm lighting designed to transport diners straight to Egypt.

  • Specialty Cultural Beverage Pairings

    Diners can accompany their meals with rare cultural refreshments like rose water hot chocolate, chilled carob juice, and hibiscus iced tea.

  • Dog-Friendly Hospitality

    The venue welcomes four-legged family members alongside diners looking to enjoy authentic plant-based meals in a casual community atmosphere.

Before you head over

Practical tips on ordering, parking, and drinks for your visit to Koshari Korner

  • Sample broadly with the mixed plate

    For first-time visitors seeking a broad sampling, opt for the mixed plate to try the signature koshari alongside fava bean falafel, salad, and eggplant dishes together.

  • Utilize the adjacent car park

    The venue is situated in the Addison Road Community Centre right next to an open car park featuring ample available parking spots.

  • Explore unique Egyptian drinks

    Pair hearty dishes with traditional Egyptian beverages like refreshing hibiscus iced tea, carob juice, or warm rose water hot chocolate.

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