Munooshi - Adelaide

I occasionally visit here for lunch whilst at work. They are always very busy around lunchtime but still get the food out quickly. The munooshi is always fresh, warm and delicious, great value for money. The staff are lovely and always friendly.

This restaurant is only open until 3pm. My wife and I had lunch there. The food was excellent. Fresh, tasty and inventive. the people are really friendly and the place has a lovely feel to it. Definitely one to return too

I took some work friends here and that I was going to have a Leb pizza and go hungry-wrong!It wasn't a pizza. It was folded up, fresh, crusty, tasty and filling.The winery asked if we had been here before and educated us. Staff were very friendly. Tea tasted like earl grey with mint-delicious.Tip-get there at 12 weekdays if you want a seat upstairs or you'll have to order takeaway.

This was the first stop on the Feast on Foot tour and it was fabulous. I've driven past it so many times and never even realised it was there but I know better now and will definitely be coming back. The staff are friendly and the food is sourced locally. I can't wait to come back and gradually work my way through the menu.

Located on vibrant East Terrace and a short walk from the Rundle Street and Ebenezer Place precincts, this cafe is a gem! The friendly and efficient customer service never fails to impress. The Middle Eastern cuisine is fresh and packed with flavour. I have sampled the delicious spicy lamb mince munooshi (one of their top sellers) with homemade tahini and fresh mint. The chicken and avacado munooshi is also nice. I can recommend the cheese and zatar munooshi, a personal favourite and reasonably priced at under AUD$6. The stuffed vine leaves are a nice accompaniment and the warm mint tea is very refreshing. Currently open until 3pm on weekdays and on Saturday until 4pm, this cafe is one not to be missed.