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Chef Abod Café & Catering – North End

Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Cuisine for Two or Four (Half Off)

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In a Nutshell

Middle Eastern cuisine prepared by a Syrian chef who formerly worked as a personal chef for a Saudi Arabian prince

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  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Valid only after 4pm.
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  • $10 for $20 worth of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine for two
  • $20 for $40 worth of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine for four

The menu mixes traditional Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Canadian dishes and includes mandi, slow-cooked lamb or chicken served on smoky rice ($13.99), kabsa, a spiced rice topped with slow-cooked lamb or chicken ($13.99), and pan-fried haddock marinated in garlic, herbs, and lemon ($14.50). Many dishes are gluten-free, and most ingredients are sourced locally and bought fresh; all meat served on the menu is slaughtered Halal.

Chef Abod Café & Catering

Chef Abod Café & Catering's menu seems simple at first glance, brimming with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean comfort foods, but this familiarity belies the owner's ties to royalty. Armed with the experiences of training in Syria and running the kitchen of a four-star hotel in Bahrain, chef Abod Sadieh lent his culinary talents to Prince Moshal Bin Abdul Al-Azez of Saudi Arabia, serving as the prince's personal chef for more than two years.

Interestingly, though, this position didn't lead Chef Sadieh to devote the rest of his career to haute cuisine. Instead, he adopted an attitude as well as an unpretentious culinary style based on accommodation as opposed to ego.

Chef Sadieh adheres to this attitude in Halifax, where he creates hearty renditions of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean staples while incorporating locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. Dishes like chicken kebabs and moussaka demonstrate the menu's commitment to these regions' most iconic recipes, but lamb burgers and paninis filled with falafel incorporate those recipes' flavours into slightly more Westernized dishes.

The restaurant's dining area also fosters a comfortable ambiance, surrounding guests with homespun touches such as checkered tablecloths and portraits of moms. Burgundy curtains hang over the windows, contrasting with the room's pale green walls.

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Chef Abod Café & Catering

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    3217 Kempt Road
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