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Abu Zaad

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29 Uxbridge Road
White City
London, W12 8LH
Nearest Transport: Goldhawk Road
Abu Zaad serve a variety of Lebanese and vegetarian dishes at their restaurant. They also provide a non smoking area.

Reviews for Abu Zaad

  • 5
    Abu Zaad
    29 Uxbridge Road London W12 8LH uk
    4th September 2008
    Great value for healthy meals!
    Current
    When it comes to middle eastern cuisine in London, it can either be expensive or of poor quality. Abu Zaad eliminates both of these problems as the food is of the highest standard and the ingredients seem very fresh. The menu contains mostly very healthy options that are good for those who wish to cut down on their fat and calorie intake but still wish to enjoy themselves. The service was also very decent and the people are friendly. I would definitely recommend it to those who can afford £10 a person (which allows plenty of food) and enjoy middle eastern cuisine.
  • 4
    Abu Zaad
    29 Uxbridge Road London W12 8LH uk
    17th October 2007
    Abu Zaad
    Current
    Abu Zaad is a restaurant located in shepherds bush. They serve lebanese/north african food. The atmosphere is nice but the place can sometimes be quiet crowded (weekend evenings). The servers are nice and the food tastes great!
  • 4
    Abu Zaad
    29 Uxbridge Road London W12 8LH uk
    24th September 2007
    Abu Zaad
    Current
    I ate here a couple of weeks ago. It is a friendly, bustling place serving delicious freshly cooked food. The menus are in Arabic and English and the waiters are happy to explain any dishes for those that need a little help.

    It's a Syrian restaurant, owned, I believe, by the same people that run the excellent Damas Gate foodstore just up the road. Syrian and Lebanese food are very similar, so if you like one, you will almost certainly like the other.

    Portions are large and vegetarians (which I'm not) also have a wide choice.

    I should also add - no alcohol is served.

    The fresh fruit juices are excellent and I can particularly recommend the Lemon and mint.

    Its not expensive, the bill for six of us came to £75.00.