Saigon Eats: Byblos

Warda has been carrying Saigon’s middle eastern food torch for a while now (ignoring the dodgy looking kebab vendors in Pham Ngu Lao) so new Lebanese restaurant Byblos is a refreshing arrival. I love Lebanese food (I lived around the corner from a Lebanese sweet shop in Sydney and miss it alot!) so happily I can now get my fix here.

So far I’ve tried Byblos’ chicken shwarma roll that was not only enormous but served with fries, garlic sauce and salad – almost too much for one person. At 75,000 dong (just over US$4) it was great value too. I definitely want to try more of the dishes and their shisha lounge next time. And of course, the sweets!

Image courtesy of Byblos
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3 Responses

  1. Baron's Life May 15, 2009 / 12:12 am

    I too love Lebanese food..Warda means flower i Arabic…You wrote so well I can taste the food you describe..Chicken Shwarma with real fries…what a treat..Thanks for sharing

  2. jen laceda May 25, 2009 / 4:40 pm

    Lebanese by way of Saigon! How interesting!

  3. RachtheH July 4, 2010 / 3:51 pm

    Visited here & had delicious veggie meal. Very friendly staff as well.

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