Tripoli Pizza — Restaurant in Sydney

1st time here with my partner on 30.1.21 cos I was craving cheese/Lebanese pizza & always was curious about this place - so it was convenient to try out, as we came from Harvey Norman/Domayne

The young lady serving us was really helpful & bubbly. Ordered the cheese & mushroom kaak + cheese & tomato manoosh - both was fresh & delicious 🤤 never had kaak before until today, definitely on par with my love for leb pizza. What's surprising is my partner's reaction - he doesn't like cheese or Lebanese pizza - but ended up really liking the kaak & enjoyed the manoosh too

This place made me reminisce how I used to get fresh pizza for breakfast at the Lakemba pizza shops over 20yrs ago - throughout the years, no other place made it as great like they did back then...until now, I finally found a place that's comparably worthwhile. Will definitively come back to try their other flavours - forgot to take "before" pictures as I couldn't wait to...

Started off by ording the $50 breakfast plate,

The display photo they have Looks great and amazing

But when you get it, You ask yourself What did i pay for

You basically get 1 half meat hald cheese 1 cheese I zatar I cheese and sujuck Hummus and Lahbneh( unfortunately they tried to fool us with yoghurt) And just veggies with little dipping bread..

On the $50 display they have heaps of other things like that stinky chesse, spinach triangle, kaak and cheese and all the other pizzas

Not just that, Honestly the food was very very bad

My jaw did a nice workout from how hard the zatar was, ( we think its been sitting there for hours) The sujuck was just very bad, We think out of date maybe, because that's what it taste like Also for the meat, it had a bad meat smell.

Summary Just a rip Fake advertisement Very bad tasting food with bad meats Just a bad experience and...

Great feed for a great price - if you're close by, do yourself a favour and kick off Domino's in favour for this delicious local pizza joint.

We got the large pizza deal and for $40, could easily feed 3-4 people. Their portion sizes are not "huge" (like compared to Costco) but still decently sized. Most importantly the toppings are generous.

We got the supreme which was fantastic and the peri-peri chicken, which was alright but a bit dry (it had no sauce base and only a peri drizzle on top). We'll try the garlic or bbq chicken instead next time. All ingredients and pizza dough were fresh and cooked right, even though we came for takeaway as they were about to close. and The garlic bread also was soft and buttery.

Definitely...