Lebanon
Lebanese cuisine is celebrated across the Middle East for its fresh, herb-forward mezze culture, built around olive oil, lemon, and garlic. Meals are typically social, with numerous small dishes shared across the table.
Hummus, tabbouleh, and kibbeh are among Lebanon's most recognized dishes, often served together as part of a generous mezze spread. Fresh herbs like parsley and mint feature prominently throughout Lebanese cooking.
Sides
Lebanese Batata Harra
Holidays & Special Occasions
Lebanese Ma’amoul
Holidays & Special Occasions
Kibbeh Nayyeh (Raw Kibbeh)
Street Food
Falafel Lubnani
Street Food
Shawarma Lubnani (Lebanese Shawarma)
Drinks
Ayran (Laban Ayran)
Drinks
Jallab
Breads
Ka’ak bi Halib (Lebanese Milk Bread Rings)
Breads
Khubz Arabi (Lebanese Flatbread)
Desserts
Knafeh bi Jibn
Desserts
Lebanese Baklava
Sides
Warak Enab (Stuffed Grape Leaves)
Breakfast
Lebanese Manakish Za’atar
Mains
Sayadieh (Fish with Spiced Rice)
Mains
Kafta bil Sanieh
Salads
Lebanese Fattoush
Salads
Lebanese Tabbouleh
Soups
Freekeh Soup with Chicken
Soups
Shorbat Adas (Lebanese Lentil Soup)
Appetizers
Baba Ghanoush
Appetizers
Hummus bi Tahini
Lunches
Shish Taouk
Lunches
Kibbeh bil Sanieh (Baked Kibbeh)
Breakfast
Lebanese Foul Medames
