Reviews - Abu Noaas
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Was Art Hoeger at Abu Noaas a mag?
One of the best falafel plates in the city! It featured nine crispy, light falafels served with dips and a variety of vegetables and pickles, all accompanied by freshly baked Iraqi bread—just $14! The chicken tikka was also excellent. Two meals could easily feed three people. Highly recommend! View all feedback.
What Berneice Murazik dislikes about Abu Noaas:
I’m pretty new to Iraqi food. But it’s definitely a cuisine that’s easy to decipher what’s good and what’s not. The food here is quite good. The bread is made right in front of you which is a treat. I regularly have the kaymak with fresh bread and local honey. It’s amazing!!!!!!!! The tea is great and there’s plenty of options even if your not experienced with this style of food. The food overall for me is 4/5 here.... View all feedback.
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Last update : 25.12.2022
Delicious food brought me right in the near east. the brot, the multiplateter kebabs, falafel absolutely original and extremely tasty. large service to yuum
My friends brought me to this place last Friday and I liked the majority of their food. we had a mix order to try the number of dishes. we had lammage (there are 2 styles and both were sensational) and that is the undersigned court for me. we also had lamb and chickenish and both were pretty good, I preferred lamming over huh. we have cooked schish tried to cover the shish with meat and cook on the charcoal, taste was great, but I found it slightly dry. at the end ordered my friend falafel to try for us and I don't often eat, but her falafel was pretty good. the personal was friendly and welcoming, I would definitely go back and recommend to try for them. yummy
One of the best falafel plates in the city! It featured nine crispy, light falafels served with dips and a variety of vegetables and pickles, all accompanied by freshly baked Iraqi bread—just $14! The chicken tikka was also excellent. Two meals could easily feed three people. Highly recommend!
The food at my house is great, and we offer good service along with available safe seating arrangements. It’s considered the best restaurant not only in Melbourne but in all of Australia!
I’m pretty new to Iraqi food. But it’s definitely a cuisine that’s easy to decipher what’s good and what’s not. The food here is quite good. The bread is made right in front of you which is a treat. I regularly have the kaymak with fresh bread and local honey. It’s amazing!!!!!!!! The tea is great and there’s plenty of options even if your not experienced with this style of food. The food overall for me is 4/5 here. The down side however is the establishment itself. It’s dank and dirty and the furniture looks like someone collected it from kerbside rubbish. It’s not inviting and it echoes when your trying to converse with your mates. If the owners would spend some...read more
