PERSIAN FOOD
How migration transformed Lebanon's food scene over the past century: Persian cuisine - Part 4
Over the past century, Lebanon's food scene has been transformed by the arrival of migrant and refugee communities. L'Orient-Le Jour explores how these communities have helped make Beirut one of the most cosmopolitan dining destinations in the Middle East today. Part 4 explores the influence of Persian cuisine in the country.
OT / By Olivia Le Poidevin, 08 June 2024 09:36
HAMRA, BEIRUT — Inside this small restaurant tucked away in a small, sloped side street in Hamra, the walls are adorned with poems in Farsi. Beyond, a neon sign displays the phrase: “But first kabab.” It is clear: we have left Lebanese cuisine...
HAMRA, BEIRUT — Inside this small restaurant tucked away in a small, sloped side street in Hamra, the walls are adorned with poems in Farsi. Beyond, a neon sign displays the phrase: “But first kabab.” It is clear: we have left Lebanese cuisine...
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