I walked in this afternoon CRAVING the (insert long name) Chicken Shawarma, walked by a table while we were being seated and I know I was probably gawking, but I wasn't drooling -yet. Why in the world would Caramelized Cauliflower with Tahini cause such a reaction?! I mean it's Cauliflower. I have a thing for Cauliflower, so we ordered it. This afternoon I decided to try something new and this was just a start. My lunch choice is Beef Kafka. The starter was good. I want the recipe or at least the basic instructions. Nice touch with the Pine Nuts and Onions. The Beef Kafka is what I would call a Mediterranean version of a Tostada, or maybe Nachos. Lavosh topped with cheese, beef, tomatoes, grilled onions, jalapenos, green onion, Pine nuts, and a creamy sauce lightly across the length. The flavors blended well. If possible the flavors blended TOO well. I enjoy being able to differentiate the flavors of the various items that come together to create a dish, this one wasn't giving me that. May be one of the reasons I like Shawarma? Don't get me wring, the Beef Kafka was good but I couldn't keep my gaze from wandering over to my sons meal. What do you call that? Oh yeah, Pesto Pizza on Lavosh for $1.50 more. Maybe I'll try that next time. Our server was super sweet and darned efficient too. We talked briefly before I ordered cuz my son had stepped away momentarily. So yah, uh huh, she thought it was a date scenario and didn't realize that I was the young mans mother. Oh Jiminy and Jay Jose' Phat ().... Yep, Mom here. So we giggled for a minute and it was back to business. Pita Jungle is one of those places I like to go to occasionally cuz I don't want to get bored with the menu. The relaxed atmosphere appears naturally well lit which makes being able to see the menu a real possibility. Art by local talent is promintly displayed, the nearby water feature provides a peaceful view, and the decor is eclectic (?), Bohemian (?), or simply a crazy mish mash of someone's personal style. I'll be back again soon for the Jalapeno and Cilantro Hummus and Chicken Shawarma. OH yeah, that Cauliflower dish I mentioned, I saw several more orders go out while we were there. Must be a popular item. And I almost forgot to mention something I didn't like. Soda/tea for almost $3.00. -I almost spit up. I guess that might be a way to discourage people from drinking soda, but tea? Or maybe they're trying to encourage customers to order a beer or wine instead? Basically I just really dislike the idea of paying more than a buck fifty for soda. K, 'nuff from me.
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(B).