Beirut Grill - 72 Bussorah St

Visited for dinner on a Thursday night with my partner, thankfully we made a reservation beforehand as the place filled up quickly from 7PM onwards! The staff were attentive and food was served really quickly. Shish Taouk was so flavourful, highly recommended! Loved the Kunafe as well, was expecting it to be sickeningly sweet but it was well balanced and we finished it all despite being full! The food was so good that both my partner and I finished our meal so quickly hahah. Compliments to the Filipino lady who was very warm and gave great service! Will be back again :)

A cozy restaurant located in the Arab quarter, not far away from the Sultan mosque but in a more quiet part. Good selection of delicious vegetarian food (that we completely obliterated) and very refreshing mocktails. Amar, our very gracious host, made the already great experience even better. Will definitely come again.

Am SO glad to have discovered this gem! My past few experiences with other middle eastern restaurants along arab/bussorah st haven’t been the most positive (small portions, pricey etc). Beirut Grill is the exact opposite! With very decent prices and generous portions, the food quality is stellar and the service is awesome. We went on a Tuesday night, so there was less crowd. The aircon wasn’t very cold, likely due to the semi-open restaurant concept, so ventilation was poorer in the inside of the restaurant. This was the least of our concerns though, once the mouthwatering food arrived? We thoroughly enjoyed our spread. The mezze platter offered great variety and exposure to those new to ME cuisine; we will just go for the hummus next time. Pide was piping hot fresh out of the oven and generous with its fillings, though the dough wasn’t the fluffiest. We LOVED the beef kebab, which was tender. Huge shoutout to Ankoush (sorry if I spelt your name wrong!), our table waiter, who was attentive and prompt in his service. We had a very pleasant time here and will be back!

Super delicious food with great service. Highly recommended! I went on Valentine's Day and they gave a rose plus card to all customers. It was a lovely gesture and I really appreciated it. The staff members were all nice and even took so many photos of us. We dined at the bottom level of the restaurant but later found out that the top floor of the restaurant is even more cosy and pretty and we should have requested to reserve a table there. Nevertheless, we still enjoyed our dining experience. For starters, we had the Kibbeh (which was seasoned well but bit too dry for my liking even with the sauce) and the Sizzling Kefalotyri Cheese with Caramelised Onions ( delicious and the cheese pull was amazing). You should try the Sizzling cheese dish. It blew my mind! Next, for main course, we ordered the Mixed Grilled Kebab Platter which was juicy and flavourful. Loved the lamb chops the most! For dessert, tried the classic Kunefe which was creamy and delicious.

Great homey place to try Mid Eastern cuisine. Food were great and delicious though the drink selections seemed to be half empty. Overall a pretty decent place

Went to have a good food and family time at this place. I found that the place is really cosy and good serving people. Food is also good and gives idea of Lebanese food (I have not tasted Lebanese food earlier) and modern food fusion (we had fries with some dishes). We had starters and non-alcoholic drinks as well as main dish here.

The food is fantastic! There are many varieties of food you can choose from the menu. I personally like the Beirut mint tea which I find it really good. A must to try. Love the ambience. You really feel like you are in Beirut! The staff were friendly, helpful, courteous and attentive. It's located at Arab street near Sultan Mosque.

Located in the bustling Arab Street area but slightly farther from the restaurants right next to the grand mosque, which makes it a little quieter. Place was full when we went by without reservations but discovered that have seating on the 2nd floor as well. Nice decor, reasonably comfortable seating (the table in some positions doesn't let one stretch their legs). Service was courteous and prompt. Menu had a lot of Lebanese vegetarian and vegan dishes. Felt a bit of an Indian angle in the taste of the food which left us wondering about why there might have been that influence. But overall near perfect experience and very good food.