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    12 Lebanese Street Foods You Can’t Resist

    By Kassem ChoukiniNovember 4, 2023Updated:July 30, 2025
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    Lebanon is a culinary paradise, and its street food is no exception. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there are certain Lebanese street foods that you simply can’t resist.

    Manakeesh

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    A savory flatbread often topped with za’atar or cheese.

    Knefeh

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    A sweet pastry filled with cheese and topped with syrup.

    Falafel

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    Deep-fried chickpea balls, best enjoyed in a wrap with tahini sauce.

    Shawarma

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    Thinly sliced marinated meat wrapped in pita bread with garlic sauce.

    Batata Harra

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    The best way to enjoy potatoes.

    Sfiha

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    Meat pies often filled with lamb or beef and tangy spices.

    Fattoush

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    A refreshing salad with crispy pita, fresh veggies, and sumac.

    Hummus

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    Creamy chickpea dip, perfect with fresh pita bread.

    Tamarind Drink

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    A tangy and sweet drink, ideal for hot days.

    Kaak

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    A sesame-covered bread often filled with cheese or za’atar.

    Samboosa

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    Crispy pastries filled with meat or lentils.

    Makanek

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    Spicy Lebanese sausages fried to perfection.

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