Char Cha Authentic Lebanese Cuisine — Restaurant in Sydney

I have some mixed feelings with this place but I’ll break down my thoughts. When coming to the place I was ignored before ordering whilst the male staff member was busy talking to a family. I can see that this place builds and maintains relationships with regulars but as someone new I was lower in the priorities. The food I can’t really rate properly as I probably should’ve chose something more Lebanese authentic but I was in a rush and got a burger. From the other reviews I can see their Lebanese food seems great but it seems less popular items are definitely lacking as the burger was very lack luster. The place also doesn’t accept card but conveniently has an atm that has a fee. They do mention they accept phone transfers though. The tables outside are also slightly old so some are rocky when leaning on them. Would I come back to try their other items on the menu, probably but I’ll make sure I have cash beforehand and probably pick more popular items to avoid...

Ordered two mixed plates for pick up over the phone, as I was 15 minutes away and on my way to a relative's place for lunch. Four adults, two small kids. Showed up and another 15 minutes later my order was ready. Go to pay- "Oh, we're cash only" - I was advised on where the ATM was and paid the $2.80 fee at the ATM. Get to my relative's house and find two pieces of Lebanese bread for us all to share, chips were under-seasoned, and the chicken was tasteless. The garlic was good, and the hummus was fine, but we did not enjoy our meal. Could you please also give customer's a choice of salad? Not going to lie, the greek salad was fine, but we were really looking forward to having tabouleh on our wraps (not that we could have more than half a wrap each). Overall, not a great experience. Maybe they had an off day. I will update my review if I try this again, but not...

Ordered via a delivery app. I had placed an order for the vegetarian plate. The plate came with vine leaves, falafel, cheese stuffed fried fingers, tabouleh, radioactive fries, pickles, and tahini.

Usually, with vegetarian plates, it comes with hummus and baba ganoush. This did not, even though I was told that it would.

The bread that came with it was improperly wrapped, so it was stale and hard.

The French fries were cold, half were even frozen. They were inedible.

The falafel tasted of a mixture of herbs that overpowered the flavour of the falafel.

Vine leaves were dense.

Cheese fingers were good.

Overall, it was a disappointing experience.

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