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re: webpiggy
I had a really nice bowl of whole lentil soup at Ouzeri a while ago. It was much different from the Middle Eastern variations that exist around town. This one had carrots and celery and onions along with the whole lentils, floating in a clear broth. I suspect many of the Greek restaurants along the Danforth offer a version of this soup. At home, I make a Turkish version that calls for split red lentils and bulgur. If anyone knows of a decent Turkish restaurant that serves this soup, called ezogelin, I'd love to hear about it.
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Bumping this thread- has anyone found any restaurants serving an amazing lentil soup lately, in addition to the great restaurants already mentioned in this thread?
Sadly, Halleluia on Eglinton is now out of business.
Also, can anyone recommend a place serving a good lentil soup in East York?
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re: phoenikia
The closest to East York that I can think of (though it's not really all that close) is the Armenian Kitchen. It's reliably tasty and I've been known to order a double portion. That said, it is not a change your life experience.
I don't know whether Djerba la Douce serves it, but it would be worth trying if they do.
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re: phoenikia
I just had the lentil/chicken soup at Sofra Grill Express at Dufferin and St. Clair. Pretty tasty. Brothy, fresh herbs, slight pepper hit, hint of tumeric and big chunks of chicken. I really love their lentil soup at the original Thornhill location, I'm excited that they opened a spot close to home.
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re: Finnegan
Most middle-Eastern restos in town do a creditable lentil soup - it's a simple recipe that's hard to louse up - but I find, like acd123, that Mashu Mashu's version at $3.99 a bowl is somewhat more flavorful. The rest of the standard middle Eastern menu, though a tad more expensive than most of its competitors (I guess you have to pay for the Forest Hill setting), is also executed with more finesse than most of the joints along Eglinton Ave. W., off north Bathurst St., and along Steeles Ave. W.
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re: canadianbeaver
Halleluia has a place in Thornhill too, called Yummy Grill. I don't know if they have the same soup.
there are so many of these "Mediterranean grills" now (Me Va Me, Meron, Sofra, etc etc) with the same menu etc, I'd be curious to see how people rank them. They all seem about the same to me...
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