Beirut, - Moscow Oblast

The restaurant closed for ever , they open Persian restaurant which they don't have any taste in the food ,all food was dry no sauce given with rice , the meat made with something weird and taste like egg or something not pure meat 100% there is great difference between the real beirut and this place . I will never recommend it

Went to Beirut to specifically try the Peruvian Style chicken that their chef Liberio recently introduced in the menu. I have to admit that it is pretty close to the real thing that you can only get in Peru! Extremely tasty, perfectly cooked and properly seasoned chicken, served with fries, salad an sauces that you would think are out of this world! Foodwise (Peruvian Chicken) I would give it a score of 5 stars, the reason I 'm giving it 3 stars if because the infrastructure, even though it 's big, looks a bit sketchy and service is not bad but takes a lot of time to get someone to come to your table and take the order. Still worth a visit though! And well while there try the aguadito (Peruvian chicken soup) which is absolutely delicious! Perhaps the restaurant should consider offering delivery, I 'm sure it will help a lot of people getting this tasty chicken to their tables!

Very quiet place with tasty food and wide range menu. There is east and west food. Price policy definitely fair. Big dishes. Recommend!

Cozy and spacious environment with stylish middle eastern interior. The Lebanese items were all delicious. I would not recommend the tagines. We had the bigger barbecue platter and it was well worth it. Hookah for smoking available. They have live belly dancing in the evenings.

The main drawback for me is a location and shisha people smoke all over the restaurant, but the prices and quality of food is great and affordable. Humus, tabuli and Kabse is a must and well worth traveling for 40 minutes. :