Babajan - Melbourne

The restaurant from Melbourne offers 49 different dishes and drinks on the card at an average price of A$19.

What Inem U likes about Babajan:
The second time I had lunch at Babajan. Food was fantastic. From mains to dessert. We tried the cold rice pudding, eggplant cheese toastie, the almond shortbread biscuit and the Persian lovecake. Mains were full of flavours and beautifully spiced. Almond shortbread was delicious with combination of a bit of crunch the sweetness of dusting sugar. Persian lovecake was not too sweet at all and would go nicely with a cup... read more.

The place also offers the possibility to sit outside and eat in beautiful weather.

What Nestore Ferraro doesn't like about Babajan:
I saw the write up in the New York Times and Broadstreet so was really looking forward to a Fathers Day lunch. The place was too small, the food was disappointing and took a long time to reach the table. But worst of all we froze the entire time as the door wouldn't close. Not good enough read more.

At Babajan in Melbourne, you get a tasty brunch in the morning and you can at will indulge, Additionally, they provide you typical Australian dishes with ingredients like bush tomatoes and finger limes. For those still considering, the inviting smell of fresh flatbread combined with the delicious, syrupy promise of fresh baklava might be the necessary push - the Middle East is undeniably closer than you would assume, In addition, you'll find sweet delicacies, cake, small snacks and chilled refreshments and hot beverages here.