Maison Libanaise

As Lebanese, I do not consider the food I had as authentic Lebanese but rather a mere allusion to Lebanese food woth different taste and much more spicy I really disliked the lefts, it was spicy and should not be called Kenya at all - I hated it - it came with a grilled onion - Appetisers in the lunch menu were good with salad bread hummus and falafel - again the falafel did not meet my expectations and I didn’t Recognise the taste A even the bread is not Lebanese but rather pitta bread Overall disappointing and if you want authentic Lebanese food there are a couple of Places that serve Lebanese food The shish taouk was ok - there were only 3 tables when we were there and service was good. - Good value lunch menu but average food - sorry my honest opinion - I left hungry

A nice Lebanese joint in Central. We tried the Hummus Awarma which was accompanied by pita bread and Shish taouk. Both the dishes were delicious and tasted great. We had a glass of wine to go with it. The place has a lovely ambience and we were sitting at the rooftop place.

We had such a wonderful experience at this Lebanese restaurant during lunch. The food was absolutely delicious, with every dish bursting with authentic flavors and prepared to perfection. The hummus, roasted cauliflower, and chicken were especially outstanding—each one beautifully presented and incredibly flavorful. The service was great too. I would recommend this place for anyone looking to enjoy amazing Lebanese cuisine.

This restaurant has two sections. One like fine dining where we order A la carte and other is take away section. We didn’t find any vegetarian option in the main menu upstairs that is in a la carte.in take away section they had 3 vegetarian options in wrap We took maison’s falafel It was just okey. Staff at the counter was very sweet and friendly. I was little disheartened with this restaurant

Food was great and service was great as well. They have a good variety of different humus dishes and they were all delicious. Price was also reasonable for this area.

we were here for the good deal of black series promotion. fixed menu, only to choose the main and we got the grill platter. 4 starters we had and they're quite filling. then came to the main a bit of each beef, chicks, lamb and another pita bread. we're quite full without having the dessert. overall the food was good but i'd prefer to have a better choice of drinks to choose from. at least a few more signature cocktails should be available, to make the night more tipsily joyful! they do have a outdoor area but we didn't go and check it out, well, air-con is the king! more travel ideas, photos & videos👇🏾 follow me on ig: food.n.cats.not1less

I have always loved to get their salad bowl during lunch hour/ after work as I live nearby. But the quality especially the portion of food has dropped a lot while the price has gone up. It’s just a lot of rice, and very little protein now. For $148 it’s a bit disappointing esp when restaurants are all providing high protein options/ discounts. Would love to go more often but the portion gets me frustrated every time when I get back home. I love their food though so really hope they can look into the portion.

Best meal we had in HongKong! All the dishes were beautiful and tastes amazing 🥺💗 Staffs were so nice that made us feel warmed and welcomed. Definately would go again whenever I visit HongKong. + They even generously offered us Baklava! Thank you so much ☺️🩷

Reliable soho restaurant. Yummy food and always a good vibe. I love the roof but it can get hot and humid in summer. Please try their whole roasted cauliflower - it's literally my fav and I order it every time.

Lebanese food holds a special place in my heart after eating at probably one of my favorite restaurants in Canada. That is to say, I had high hopes for this place, which was compounded by a recommendation from my then-coworker and still-friend. Eating here marked the first time during my time in Hong Kong where I felt outside of Hong Kong (in other words, in the international/expatriate bubble of Hong Kong). Granted, it was still during my early days and against the backdrop of the protests disrupting normal operations, when I had very few opportunities at the time to explore and appreciate all that Hong Kong has to offer. Located in the madness that is Midlevels, expect to walk up some stairs, and then some. This restaurant's entrance is on the side of where you would take one of many escalators, so keep your eyes peeled and/or pay attention to your CityMapper. The price point is typical of an international restaurant on Hong Kong Island: what finance/business people can afford. And on occasion, educators such as myself. You get what you pay for, as Lebanese food is relatively scarce in East Asia. I take what I can get. I really loved the shawarma hummus and eating it with pita. Such a game changer, so tasty, and of course so pricy. I also enjoyed the way they prepared their falafel, their cauliflower, and their chicken. I was quite pleased by their food offerings. My past coworker brought me to eat here, so to pay it forward, I brought my other coworkers to eat here. Presumably the cycle ended with me, but I would definitely love to come back here.

Came during a busy lunch period so I was exiled to the roof where, even though I had a fan and A/C blasting in my face, I was STILL sweating. HK summers are no joke That said, the food here was bomb dot com. The lunch set menu lets you pick different aspects of your dish so you can mix and match and throw in some naan to boot. The only "Lebanese" food I'd had before i came here was food from Lebanon, New Hampshire so i was really pleasantly surprised! The service is phenomenal and they even threw in a dessert for us after we finished our mains - some super yummy cake. Shame about COVID shutting down restaurants but definitely a place to hit up after places open up again!

We have been here a few times and really enjoy it. The chicken skewers are the best! The lamb and shawarma are also pretty darn good. We love the pita bread and hummus also. It's not on the menu but their "frozee" (frozen Rose) is pretty nice also and quite refreshing in the constant HK heat. The service is good and the vegetarian options have gotten good reviews from our friends as well. The bathroom is TINY! It's under the stairs so if you are like me and over 6 feet tall you will have a lot of trouble.

It's a bit hard to miss Maison Libanaise, as it's right off the Midlevels escalator and it has such a colourful exterior. I was unimpressed with my first takeaway meal here but I think it's because I didn't choose a good combination. I tried the lamb rice bowl with tahini sauce. The lamb was soft, but a bit dry. Since the tahini sauce is very rich, it didn't help with the dryness of the lamb. Additionally, the rice was slightly overcooked. Since they had high Yelp ratings, I figured I would give them another try. Most recently I had the roasted cauliflower rice bowl with harissa sauce, and this was definitely a better choice. The harissa had a good kick to it and added good flavours to the cauliflower. The rice was also perfect! I have yet to eat in, but I think I have a better idea of what to get for takeaway from now on. Also, they have Lebanese beers in the fridge- would love to try those one day!

Maison Libanaise is so good! I wish they had more veggie options though! My friend and I came here for some small bites. I had their cauliflower dish, which is one of the few veggie options. I loved the cauliflower! It was one of their small dishes but it managed to fill me up! It was roasted with smoky flavors and a thick, flavorful limey dip underneath it. Service was also excellent. We sat in the rooftop area and WOW it was nice. There were lights strung above us and it seemed that the whole block outside was buzzing with activity. Price was a bit expensive but the food was good! The ambience is also 10/10.

Maison Libanaise is definitely an upgrade from Life Café, which was the restaurant previously located here. It's quickly becoming my favorite go-to for a quick bite on the way home and is conveniently located off the escalator across from Pure Fitness/Nood Food, just below Staunton Street. I've been here 5 times so far: twice upstairs (dine-in only) and 3 times downstairs (take-away or stand-at-the-counter/sit-outside dining). The menus are different for upstairs and downstairs. Each visit has been a great experience both food- and service-wise. Cocktails (served upstairs only) and juices (upstairs and downstairs) are refreshing, fresh, and light, and the staff is genuinely interested in feedback on the dishes. Ingredients are high quality (really nice dark green olive oil served with the hummus, deliciously tender lamb and beef, refreshing cucumber laebnah/yogurt, fresh herbs and vegetables, etc.). The guy who took my order downstairs the other night (I believe his name is Martin) remembered me from the previous times I was there and was very friendly and welcoming to me, as well as to the other customers who arrived while I was waiting for my food to be prepared. It's always refreshing to walk into a restaurant in Hong Kong and experience warm, friendly, genuine service, which seems rare in this city but is exactly what you get when you walk into Maison Libanaise. There are many gluten-free and vegetarian options on the menu for folks who are nutrition-conscious, and the juices and ingredients are fresh fresh fresh. There are also various sundries for sale in the stairwell (Middle Eastern candies, preserved goods, cookbooks, etc.) which makes for fun browsing while you wait for your food to be prepared. This restaurant has quickly made its way into my heavy rotation of go-tos when I'm just not sure what to eat. It's convenient, it's relatively inexpensive, and I know that whatever I choose to eat here will be delicious. Plus, there is enough variety on the menu to ensure I won't get bored.

- minus 1 star due to PRECIPITOUS DROP in pita bread quality - please bring back the original pita bread

Popular Middle Eastern takeaway place. You basically choose a base, meat, veggie and you are good to go. My go-to mains are the almond falafel and grilled chicken, both cooked very well here. Have tried both the rice and the wrap, both great choices. Favorite side is the charred cauliflower. They serve giant cauliflower that is charred to a perfect level of chewiness.

Loved the falafels and the chicken skewers- so tender with a distinctive spice. The fattoush salad with fresh radish, cucumbers and tomatoes was delicious as well. Only negative feedback was the packaged pita that they sell as hearth baked- average and not worth the calories. Add more tahini to the hummus and it will be greatly improved as well. In a super fun area with the worlds longest escalators running up and down through a really interesting neighborhood, a must see for any tourist coming. Beyond friendly staff here that make you feel so welcome - and speak perfect English..

Lovely place our friend who lives in this fun area took us to for dinner. Since inside I'm a grandma I need to eat as early as possible. So it was no problem getting a table at 6:15 just walking in without reservations. It was easy to find off the escalators near Tai Kwun. Downstairs is for takeout and upstairs for dining in. As you walk up their stairs you can see their homemade pantry with different pickles and olives and beans. Service here was friendly and the food was fresh and delish. Portions aren't huge but plenty for 3 ladies. We got the labne (yogurt) and the fattoush and the baba ghanoush and roasted eggplant (as big as a brain) and an order of pita (2 per order). We were looking for a light and tasty meal and this place delivered. I also got their homemade pickles which were fine. Prices seemed reasonable. I would totally eat here again if I lived in this hood. There were people waiting outside for their takeout.

This was my first restaurant in Hong Kong and it didn't disappoint. Initially, I was a bit hesitant to eat Lebanese food in HK, but food was excellent. I really loved the space as well, conveniently located in the midlevels, the building feels like your friend's house. The kitchen is right there when you walk in and after a few flights, we were on a romantically lit rooftop eating Lebanese food and drinking wine.

This place was great. For 88 HKD I got the grilled chicken rice bowl with tahini. The texture and taste of the chicken was great and it was pretty moist. I believe the chicken was thigh meat sliced thin, marinated and then grilled. The rice was buttery and very tasty and the tahini was also thick and rich and yummy.

Great frozen rose for a hot night! Cute lil spot along the mid level escalator. Hipster wall for some IG photos too. Great interior/colours.

Officially one of my favorite restaurant in HK. Really good Lebanese food with a beautiful rooftop outdoor patio. Romantic and cozy. Food and authentic and amazing. Loved it! Make sure to order the hummus and flatbread (separately).

wow! After eating here for the first time last week, I couldnt stop talking about it and so today, when my friends were in the area, they picked me up some food and it impressed again. For takeout, the salad with chicken and harissa are so so good. the salad is crunchy but not dry, the chicken is slightly charred, and the harissa is spicy at first but then mellows out to let the flavor of the chicken really shine through. I will miss Maison Libanaise when I'm not in HK anymore!

I found this place on a whim... was going to Nood across the street, but they had put a lot of their food in the display away. I ordered the chicken wrap with the cucumber/yogurt sauce on it. This thing is delicious...I'm literally still eating it right now and couldn't wait to review it on yelp lol

Black sheep restaurants is announcing the opening of their twelfth Hong Kong restaurant. Maison Libanaise truly celebrates the rich diversity and vibrant flavours within Lebanese food culture. Located in Life's former venue, the colourful 1960s Beirut style three storey restaurant chose a soft opening. That means the venue is opening step by step : "Le Comptoir" all day dining and take away, a fine restaurant and the roof top space that features a wine list with over 70 Lebanese wines. Tried the ground floor take away tonight and can report that the staff is super friendly and attentive, the almond falafel comes with choices in sides and sauces (you can choose two). I took the brown almond rice and it was all delicious and great value. They also offer desserts and beverages (wine, juices, cocktails and beer). Happy buzzing and already popular place. The first floor restaurant is open now and it is packed. Generally it is open for lunch and dinner, that means it is closed between three and six. They do not take reservations. I got to have a peek (half an hour wait tonight, no reservations taken) and must say the guests seemed happy and stylish. Beautiful place. My girls and I are determined to indulge ourselves and sample the delicious Lebanese dishes on Sunday night. Had a glimpse at the restaurant's mouthwatering desserts. Cannot wait to try it. I took the haloumi and sides takeaway twice and loved it the first time but today I was shocked: opened my takeaway box and there was only rice, hummus, and almonds. They forgot to put the main dish, the haloumi, in. That is not ok. Too tired to head back though.

We went to this place because of the review on yelp. We are so disappointed! We've traveled to many Middle East countries and we tried the food all over those places. We found the food at Maison Libanaise is just ok but the price is very high comparing to the amount of food that you get. Hummus didn't come with the bread so you have to order the bread extra $38 per piece! So two pieces of a thin round bread costs $76! Atmosphere is not that impressive and the service is in a hurry to get you out the door once you finish your food. So if you plan to come here and relax, this is not the place for you.

Maison Libanaise... start it right away with the important things you need to know: + nice restaurant atmosphere: inside and outside (nice rooftop terrace) + very friendly service + delicious Lebanese food There is also the chance to take away but if you have time go there and enjoy your time. Frozen Rosé is there special refreshment with alcohol ;) you will love it! Location: directly to the left side of the escalator going uphill. (Staunton street)

Traveling in HK and stumbled on the place. Really surprised at the presentation and quality of the food. The falafel tasted nutty and fresher than I've had before. Even the hummus seemed so fresh, as if made to order for me.