Beirut Street Kitchen

The management style of this place does not belong in Richmond. Rude owner and overpriced food. Would not recommend

The food is delicious, but the portion sizes are too small for the price. We have been loyal customers for a long time. We ordered four wraps for £38 and were still hungry afterwards.

This restaurant in Chiswick is a great choice for lunch. They use high-quality ingredients and their wraps are moist and filled generously. It's a shame that they are not open in the evenings. Voir le carte

Always good for lunch on the go. Delicious and healthy chicken wraps for £5 and the wrap itself is cooked in the clay oven in front of you. Would have given 5* but the owner is always so moody and also its cash only.

I ordered my lunch from this restaurant although the portion was a bit on the small side it was delicious, well prepared and well presented although I am not in Richmond very often I would go back here again without hesitation

Have experienced food poisoning twice now after eating the chicken wrap it’s a shame because I really like the food and used to eat there quite regularly, the first time I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt but for it to happen again won’t be eating from there again as much as I liked the food, it’s just not worth it.. Voir le carte

I ordered online from my office and picked up my order within 5 minutes. The service was incredibly efficient. The menu offers the option to customize your own wrap for £6.95, which may seem a little pricey. You can choose your main ingredient (Lamb Kofta, Chicken, Halloumi, or Falafel) and add any vegetables, sauces (I chose Harissa Mayo), and extra toppings with just a click of a button.

I've been coming here for a while, they're pretty expensive for the portion sizes but that's fine given the location. Their wraps are nice, but after trying their manakish, I realised there's nothing authentic about these guys. I got a small piece of flatbread with melted cheddar cheese, instead of akkawi. It tasted like something a child would make in the microwave when their parents weren't home. Come on guys ....

I was disappointed to say the least with the food from here today, I couldn’t even finish it. The Manakish is unlike any I have had before. Tasteless and the bread was falling apart. The falafel was bland and the only thing I could taste in the sandwich was the Harissa Mayo (which there was far too much of) If you are going to portray yourselves as a Middle Eastern restaurant, then try adding some Middle Eastern flavours. Voir le carte