Food Review 2021 – Syrian House, Kpg Baru, KL

Middle Eastern cuisine is one of the popular dining choice for locals, probably because it is packed with flavours and spices Malaysians are pretty used to…

Middle Eastern food basically comes influenced by countries such as Syria, Lebanon and Turkey (and others) where their culinary history are heavily influenced by the different cultures and civilisations through the years…

Middle Eastern food are often all about a healthy blend of ingredients such as lentils, chickpeas, lamb and chicken with an aromatic mix of spices and herbs that yield rich flavours with every mouthful….

The next time you’re thinking of some Middle Eastern cuisine, be sure to head over to Syrian House in Kampung Baru…

As you enter the restaurant, your eyes will be drawn to the beautiful and unique al fresco dining area, giving you a glimpse of old Damascus in Syria…. There’s an elaborate fountain in the middle of the dining area and there is even a well that churns bubbles out for the kids or the young at of heart to play with…

There are private air-conditioned rooms for private dinners, parties etc available upon request…

Syrian House is a casual dining restaurant serving some delicious Middle Eastern food prepared by their new Syrian chef and new management….

Yours truly had a couple of opportunities to try out the delicious food and yup… I definitely loved it..

Their most requested dish is the Lamb Mandi – delicious lamb that practically melts in your mouth on a bed of well flavoured basmathi rice…

And also the Mix Grill, which I seriously cannot get enough of boasting a richly spiced assortment of lamb kebab, chicken kebab, shish tawook served with french fries, and the chef even threw some slices of Arayes Lamb in our special platter…

If you’re looking for an irresistible appetizer, you really have to try their Halabi Kebab made from lamb meat baked with a tomato-onion reduction..

Do try out their Fattoush Salad that comes sweetened with pomegranate juice …

Or if you want a healthy one, go for the Mix Appetizers… With the usual hummus, mutabbal, grape leaves, baba ganoush etc

Another main dish you should try would be the Chicken Kabsa, with beautifully grilled spice and herb marinated chicken on top of a bed of Kabsa rice…

Our meal ended with some Sweetness of Cheese or Halawet el Jibn – soft, sweet cheese semolina dough, stuffed with clotted cream and drizzled woth rose syrup and pistachios

And of course, a super pure mango juice which was just super rich and good…