However, it is a little brighter and more cheerful, with Egyptian scrolls on the walls and a couple of parasoled tables outside. Oh, and nonbelievers can take heart - there is a Coptic cross on the wall. Curry proved thin, weak and frankly disappointing. Another Middle Eastern standby, this patty of wheat, chick peas and spices had a toasty exterior and a soft, textured interior, served with a side salad. Pita here is thicker but drier than Salaam's.
Cookies are also available.
We wait with bated breath. Let's be honest, neither place offers five-star food. These cuisines, started by ethnic minority members of immigrant worker communities, are now some of the most popular and best cuisines in their adoptive countries. Delivery and take out. No parking at either location.