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Feast on ‘old-fashioned’ Lebanese food in this chef’s own quirky backyard garden

The menu carries over from Almustafa, with regulars returning for Lebanese dishes made from family recipes and homegrown produce.

From blooming marigolds to slow-cooked mloukhieh, everything you see – and eat – at Salwa’s Garden is a labour of love by the pair behind legendary Almustafa in Sydney’s Little Lebanon.

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Feast on ‘old-fashioned’ Lebanese food in this chef’s own quirky backyard garden

From blooming marigolds to slow-cooked mloukhieh, everything you see – and eat – at Salwa’s Garden is a labour of love by the pair behind legendary Almustafa in Sydney’s Little Lebanon.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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