Masabaha $18 is primarily boiled chickpeas mixed with chopped onions & chilli , with tahini & sauce poured over. Sliced hard boiled egg tops the dish. Clean-tasting

Pita pocket. Think of it as half a pita bread , stuffed in the middle, like a sandwich . Enjoyed Fish & Chips $22 (left), but felt beef & lamb moussaka $23 made the bread too soggy to enjoy

Many flavours for their Kombucha drink ($10). We saw pineapple , mango , blood orange , ginger lemon , passion fruit , peach

Pita candy brisket . Enjoyed this very much. Balanced flavours of sweet, savoury & sour. Lots of textures with every bite

Water. When place gets busy, don’t be shy to walk to front of bar & help yourself to cups of water from the “beer ” dispenser. It’s cold water

Hraime $17. Spicy barramundi stew with bread to dip . Not super spicy that you break a sweat, but gives added dimension. Tasty. I’d eat this again

Israeli wines available, even by the glass. When we were here, there were 4 Israeli wine options available. Confirm pricing as they’re quite different

Their more ‘atas’ (classier ) joint nearby at Amoy St stock Israeli wines by the Bin Nun label. 6 types available

Complimentary pita with tahini dip , & grilled green chilli — while u decide what to order

Simple menu. Choose from either pocket pita (pita sandwiches ) or NOT — or both!

Batata $12. Roasted sweet potato . Extremely soft (ours was too soft), & overly burnt on the outside

Food was good but overpriced. Try the ratatouille plate and choc mousse dessert (rich choc lovers). Abu Kebab was good meatball pita but wasn’t worth $24. Had to make reservations 1 month in advance.

Massouka and chicken pita were great! CBD prices though.

Get the cauliflower pita - it a absolutely delicious

Like their artichoke !

Awesome food!

Food is good but they have some serious front of house issues. Staff very unfriendly and reluctant to help when you show up without reservations . Terrible service.

The prices are too high for the food.