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Sabbaba

4.4 (19 reviews)
ModerateMiddle Eastern
Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Grilled fish pita
Mel P.

Sabbaba is a great spot on Bondi to duck in for a quick but filling meal. I came here with a group and the selections of pitas, plates and salad bowl options kept everyone happy. I opted for the grilled barramundi pita which was really fresh and delicious. As a lunch destination, it really ticks all of the boxes: - Crowd pleaser with a good range of meat, fish and vegetarian options - Plenty of non-carb options if you're thinking about hitting the beach - Can eat for under $15 - Damn tasty Definitely recommended for a quick bite in Bondi.

Danielle L.

I guess you know you've created something good, when it becomes so popular you can open up another store.... well that's whats happened to this eatery Sabbaba. Now if you hebrews not up to scratch I'll let you know that Sabbaba means "all good" "having fun" "chilled".... and their name sake is lived up to with the atmosphere. It's a great place to grab a casual bite. So what's on the menu? Think Israeli food - pita, schwarma, falafel.... Now if you're vegetarian like me you will be happy to know there are heaps of options on the menu. Their vegetarian options come in so many styles South African, Algerian, Israeli, Tunisian and South American - so I'm confident you'll find something to eat. This makes for a meal - enjoy and betayavon (the hebrew version of bon appetite)

Julie L.

SABBABA! Shout it out loud so the whole world can hear! Sabbaba's falafels are some next-level shit. The range, creativity, freshness and price are all that a second-millennium falafel should be. What to praise first, their signature Sabbaba pita pockets, or the wide selection on the build-your-own menu? Actually who am I kidding, I've never built my own here- why would I when they suggest pockets like the Larnaca (haloumi, green chilli, salad, tabouli olives, hummus and tabouli) or the freaky- but delicious- sounding Cancun (with guacamole, corn chips, sour cream and jalapenos)? With freshly baked pita, amazing haloumi and transcendental home-made rosewater lemonade, Sabbaba is divine whether you eat it on the spot or somehow manage to get it home.

Sarah C.

We were walking around Bondi to decide what to eat. Trying to be remotely healthy, we rested at Sabbaba. It seems like a takeaway style place where you order at the counter. Opening into the hall street, it is bright and breezy. We ordered a sabbaba plate which came with pita bread, your choice of protein (we chose lamb kofta), salad, and dips (tahini and hommus. There was meant to be baba ghanoush. I think they forgot that). We also got it as a meal with a drink and a side of falafels.

We just tasted this delicious salad bowl with lamb kofte

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11 years ago

Pretty damn good falafel's and its in an ideal location. Try the South African falafel.

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Really fresh and yummy food. Fast turnaround and good service. Vegetarian friendly with lots of options.

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Review Highlights - Sabbaba

My "Algerian" was roasted capsicum falafel balls, tabouli, green chilli, red chilli, chickpeas, eggplant, pickles, tahini & hummus.

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SEFA Kitchen - Communal table

SEFA Kitchen

4.2(10 reviews)
0.7 kmSouth Bondi/Tamarama, Bondi
$$

From the moment you walk in to ask for a table, you are greeted with the beautiful smell of middle…read moreeastern spices. Throughout your meal, the wait staff are kind and go out of their way to fulfill requests. HIGHLY recommend with the hummus (and the amazing flatbread). Every dish was delicious, light, and topped with incredibly flavorful sauces that made for an all-around INCREDIBLE meal.

This places menu is designed for a group to share or a hungry couple as all the dishes come out at…read morevaried times and unless you want to watch others eat it's best to share. This is good in that you get to sample best of everything but drawback is you either have to be a gentleman or lady and hold back on going for seconds or be the greedy one. I was with a group of girls so I figured I was going to come out on top, but these girls had big appetites and I ended up on missing seconds mostly. The dishes are quite small so I think your going to end up having to order more then what you would normally but options were great. Some the food options we had were basturma, hommus & pickles ( nothing exceptional), haloumi with honey ( this dish had nice flavours and honey complimented it well) , chicken with zhoug ( tasted good and decent sized portion), pumpkin fatteh, with sour yogurt and pepitas ( pepitas really complimented this dish added a good crunch to the soft pumpkin ) , quail, fennel, currants & tamarid ( tasty dish but small and didn't get chance to savour it ) & final dish we had was fried cauliflower with almond tarator & mulberry molasses ( my favourite dish by far the cauliflower is perfectly spiced and creamy texture ). This place has a nice vibe. Small and intimate feel to it with nice cushions and decorated well. Would be great place for a date but think 3 people is enough to share dinner with unless you want to end up feuding.

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Savion Restaurant - The falafel plate with everything!

Savion Restaurant

3.3(3 reviews)
0.7 kmNorth Bondi, Bondi
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Horrible, horrible man! Double charged even though prices advertised differently on board. Didn't…read morehave a POS system with pricing programmed into system. When I questioned the bill, was given a receipt with a list of random prices he typed in. He got incredibly aggressive and threatening when questioned, in front of my child and mother. And had the nerve to say he Undercharged and told me to pay MORE!!! Felt little choice as he was so threatening and didn't want to get into an altercation in front of my family. Be warned! He should have his license removed. I've lodged a complaint with the fair trade commission so this doesn't happen to anyone else. I spoke with others who have told me that my experience is not unique. What a horrible person!

Savion serves up falafel like you've never had it before. Crunchy on the outside, moist yet fluffy…read moreon the inside, and laced with a concoction of finely chopped herbs, these deep-fried, chickpea puree balls are so much more than the typical garlic laden, late night snack edible only by drunkards' standards. On the corner of Wairoa Avenue, this unassuming diner sits further enough back from the beach and Bondi's busy bars that it doesn't typically have hoards of people walking through the doors. This lack of patronage I initially took to be an indication of local's disapproval - a recent visit disproving this theory altogether. For $14, I ordered the unexpectedly massive falafel plate - five of them, plus the sauce of your choice (I went for a rich tomato puree) along with three salads (I ended up with the roast eggplant, tabouleh and cucumber and tomato options). They even gave me a little pot of tahini upon insistence. The restaurant space is pretty big considering the tiny counter from which to order, and is rarely populated in full, while the fluoro lighting doesn't do much in the way of ambience. Dismiss these minor points, and you're in for a deliciously affordable meal, Israeli style.

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Sabbaba - mideastern - Updated July 2026

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