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  • - November 15th, 2011, 4:39 pm
    - November 15th, 2011, 4:39 pm Post #31 - November 15th, 2011, 4:39 pm
    I had a chance to try Almawal and thought it very good overall. Many dishes seemed identical to Al Bawadi's but a few fell a little short of what I remember.

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    Eggplant relish and torshi seem identical. One of the nicest free starters anywhere.

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    Also identical is the muthawama, another favorite from Al Bawadi. This garlic fluff is great.

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    The sausage is similar but the sauce lacks the citrus zip I recall.

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    Ultra-crispy falafel is some of the best around.

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    I think I enjoyed the stuffed version, filled with spicy fried veggies, even more.

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    Stuffed spleen is an option but I'm glad we ordered the smaller sandwich instead. I ate my portion but feel no need to order it again.

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    I wasn't wild about Al Bawadi's toshka and this similar arayes didn't wow me either.

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    Fateh humus, incorporating toasted pita, is an excellent version.

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    Roast chicken was the only real disappointment of the meal. I suppose it was cooked over coals but it sure didn't taste like it. Just a boring bird. Very good rice though.

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    Almawal Restaurant
    10718 S Harlem Av
    Worth IL
    708-361-5100

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