A Dubai Customs official hands over roses to a Lebanese visitor. AFPAn injured man sits next to a restaurant in the trendy partially destroyed Beirut neighbourhood of Mar Mikhael. Monday Aug 10, 2020. ReutersA view shows the aftermath of yesterday's blast at the port of Beirut. Best Lebanese Restaurants in Downtown Dubai: See 7,223 Tripadvisor traveler reviews of Lebanese Restaurants in Downtown Dubai. Closed now: See all hours. AFPThis picture shows damage at Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport. Abu Dhabi. ReutersA man walks by an overturned car and destroyed buildings. Buffet or table service. Nice presentation. It’s always a good sign when a restaurant serves great side dishes; you know, the kind of food...THE BEST middle eastern food and hospitality in the city! Absolutely delicious food, very...Our lunch turn out to be fantastic!

UAE. Lebanese Palace, Ottawa: See 70 unbiased reviews of Lebanese Palace, rated 4 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #503 of 2,655 restaurants in Ottawa. ... Metropolitan Palace Hotel - Dubai - … They did have a buffet which looked very tired and...The customer service was appalling and the food was awful. Best Lebanese Food in Dubai: See Tripadvisor traveler reviews of Lebanese Restaurants in Dubai. AFPA man pushes a buggy with a child on Wednesday past a damaged vehicle near the scene of overnight blast in Beirut's port area. ReutersA man wearing a protective face mask walks past damaged buildings and vehicles near the site of Tuesday's blast in Beirut's port area. Monday 10 August 2020 . There was nobody else in the restaurant yet the service was terrible. AFPAn emergency command vehicle of the Lebanese Red Cross is pictured in the aftermath of yesterday's blast. We went for dinner on a Sunday evening with 8 people. Very clean! AP PhotoLebanese soldiers search for survivors after a massive explosion in Beirut.AP PhotoAn ambulance drives near the site of Tuesday's blast in Beirut's port area. Even taught how to say a few words in Lebanese. ReutersA woman is evacuated from the partially destroyed Beirut neighbourhood of Mar Mikhael. All very fresh! So many dishes available, most gluten and dairy free! The Lebanese community in Dubai offer help to those affected by the blastReligious leaders in Dubai have expressed concern and solidarity as they prayed for the victims of the Beirut explosions.Father Reinhold Sahner, the parish priest at St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Jebel Ali, said the community was still coming to terms with the explosion.“We were shocked when we heard the news and we prayed for the victims and their families during a private mass on Wednesday morning,” he said.Father Thanios Gea from Lebanon, who performs mass in Arabic at St Mary’s and St Francis’ Catholic churches, kept the victims in his prayers.We were shocked when we heard the news and we prayed for the victims and their familiesFather Thanios said he was awake throughout the night as he received messages of concern and support from members of his congregations at both the churches.His sister lives close to the explosion site but had a narrow escape on Tuesday.“My own sister’s house was 500 metres away from the blast,” he said.The death toll following the enormous explosion in Lebanon's capital city rose to 100 on Wednesday morning, according to the Red Cross, as rescuers worked through the night to retrieve injured individuals from the rubble sprawled across downtown Beirut.More than 100 peope are missing following the devastating blast, the city's Governor Marwan Abboud said.“I don’t know what to say.

The food is terrible and so was the service.

AFPA man inspects the damage of yesterday's blast. Our waiter/owner Bassam was super friendly, humorous and very accommodating. The buffet is very small and they usher you out quickly. I do wish the meza had choices like a small or large option. The Lebanese community in Dubai offer help to those affected by the blast. ReutersA woman sweeps at a damaged hospital following Tuesday's blast, in Beirut. At least 158 people died and over 5,000 were injured in Tuesday's colossal explosion of a huge pile of ammonium nitrate that had languished for years in a port warehouse. We will try to assist in any way we can.“This is the last thing the Lebanese community needed as this is a nation that has been scorched by so many tragedies over the years.United Nations and major states praise UAE-Israel accordBarcelona humiliation: What has gone wrong with the Spanish giants?Five destinations close to UAE that are welcoming touristsUS bid to extend Iran arms embargo fails at UN Security CouncilCovid-19 uncertainty spurs more families to draft their wills UAE private sector holiday announced for Hijri New YearHijri New Year: UAE to mark Islamic event with public holidayUAE residents stuck abroad no longer need approval to returnResidents returning to Dubai still need GDRFA permissionUAE private sector holiday announced for Hijri New YearHijri New Year: UAE to mark Islamic event with public holidayUAE residents stuck abroad no longer need approval to returnResidents returning to Dubai still need GDRFA permission Getty ImagesA view shows the damaged facade of a building following Tuesday's blast in Beirut's port area.

Last Update on: 15/08/2020 @ 23:00PM ReutersLebanese soldiers stand outside American University of Beirut medical centre following the explosion in Beirut. I’m just in shock about what happened,” said Father Thanios.“I still can’t believe it.