Al Diwan Lebanese Cuisine & Shisha Lounge

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Al Diwan Restaurant My friends and I visited the restaurant for dinner on Wednesday, November 6. We ordered kibbeh with yogurt, grilled meat, French fries, rice, vegetable salad, and shawarma. The place was quiet and beautiful. They were playing Arabic music. The place’s graphics are wonderful. The workers are kind and respectful. The price is very reasonable. I recommend visiting it.

It is one of the halal restaurants in Bali. Lentil soup was great. Kıbbeh inner walls were a bit thick and not cooked well. Kafta shish tasted very good. Kunefe could have used a bit more syrup. But overall it deserved five stars.

Really nice restaurant, delicious food and nice atmosphere. If you are really looking for an Arabian style lunch with reasonable price this is a decent option. The place is clean and quiet, service is great and the overall experience was really good. Recommended to anyone looking for a fine lunch / dinner, the manakeesh / pies are really tasty we liked them a lot.

Was really craving some Lebanese food not too far from Potato Head. I ordered the grilled chicken.. the meat, the cut, and the seasoning were all just right, exactly what I was hoping for. The price was very fair, and the staff were super friendly and helpful. The music added a little touch of downtown Gemmayzeh vibes, haha. Absolutely love this place.

Where have I been for over 10 years to have never heard of this Lebanese restaurant? My best friend invited me to dine here—little did I know it was also a Francophone meetup! The food was served, and it was divine. I’m not joking when I say it went beyond my expectations. Everything was excellent—the dishes were prepared by a Lebanese chef, and the owner, who was also our host that night, was incredibly friendly and served us with care. I can’t recommend this place enough. If you’re nearby or craving authentic Lebanese cuisine, make sure to visit and dine here!