Next time you are at ALPS Beirut, stop by Falafel Abuzziz, a local falafel shop that exclusively specializes in falafel. It’s right near the Arabic language center and offers fresh falafel sandwiches or falafel by the half-dozen or dozen. Falafel is a great vegetarian option and is made from a mixture of hommos (chick peas) and fuul (beans), boiled, ground then fried.
Just follow these directions: http://goo.gl/maps/LmxHw
Like most local take away restaurants, you order at the cash register and then hand your receipt to the person who prepares the food.
That’s Ahmed
Tell them if you want it regular “3aadi” or you can order it without any ingredients that you don’t like by saying “bala... ”
The standard ingredients for a falafel sandwich at Falafel Abuzziz are:
In Spoken Lebanese and English:
Other common ingredients are green onions, white onions and garlic (basal 2abyad, basal 2akhdar w tuum)
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