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Springwood Kebab House

5.0 (1 review)

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12 years ago

Always awesome food.... A regular. The Kebabs are great the Pides are the best. They Deliver to your house. Service is always friendly.

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Jaam E Jam

Jaam E Jam

4.1(11 reviews)
49.2 km
•$$

Perfectly balanced diet of meat, carbs, veggies and happiness…read more Like all good things, we started with two dips to go with the complimentary bread - garlic yoghurt and tomato eggplant. The smokiness of the eggplant shines through and the yoghurt gives it a tangy creamy coolness. Slip in a cheeky mint leaf and the world is good. The koobideh was massive on flavour and portion - so big it could feed a family of four or a hungry me. Tender juicy lamb and buttery fragrant rice. Sweet juicy chargrilled tomato and chilli to give it a kick. Ghormeh sabzi. Beautifully tender lamb pieces and beans. Fragrant herbs spices and dried lime. Massive pile of rice. Massive pile of happy. Too full this time, but dessert won't escape me next time round...

For a long time Hornsby has been a bit of a dessert when it comes to eating out. Other than the…read moreWestfield food court there really wasn't much around. Over the last few years though things have started to change for the better and Jaam-e-Jam is the latest shimering oasis in Hornsby's cultural dessert. They have been open a few months now and serve really amazing Persian food. For those of you who (like me, up until last night) has never eaten Persian, it's similar to Lebanese/Turkish/etc but at the same time, quite different. And it tastes amazing. Kebabs are a big part of the menu and we had the Jaam-e-Jam special which was a mix of minced lamb, lamb fillet and chicken kebabs, all beautifully cooked. We also had a chicken stew in a pomegranate and walnut sauce that was absolutely fantastic and a braised lamb shank served with broad beans, rice and dill. Fantastic. Everything is served with buttery saffron rice and bread. They also serve traditional Persian drinks - rockmelon juice with ice and sugar, carrot juice with ice cream (yep) or Doogh, a traditional spiced yogurt drink that's sweet, sour and salty all at once. Desserts included saffron and rosewater ice cream (available to take home from the Persian supermarket next door), traditional Persian sweets and some chilled rice noodles in rosewater syrup served with lime juice. Not your ordinary, everyday dessert selection and all fantastic. The service was fast and friendly. As first timers they advised us on how much to order (and got it spot on) and the prices are very reasonable. Well worth a visit. They also do breakfast and lunch. Some of the Persian breakfasts might even tempt us out of bed on a weekend morning...

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Jaam E Jam - Eggplant dip to go with the bread

Eggplant dip to go with the bread

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Jabalna Lebanese Cuisine

Jabalna Lebanese Cuisine

3.0(2 reviews)
11.2 km

Absolutely loved my experience here. The food was delicious and we were looked after well by our…read morewaiter. I'll be going back for sure.

Pretty sure the first review here from 'George Y' is the actually the manager who ruined our…read morenight!!! Rare date night out ruined by management's flouting of smoke-free laws! A very disappointing experience as we were so excited to try out our new, local, family-friendly venue, and love Lebanese food. Halfway through our meal (still waiting for our meat 50mins after ordering), we noticed that a group of men at the table near us (who were obviously friends of the owners) all started lighting up cigarettes. Shortly after this, another person at the table next to us started smoking. We were shocked since NSW smoke-free legislation has been in place for outdoor commercial dining areas since 2015, and indoor commercial dining areas long before. I approached a waitress to ask her to ask the other patrons to stop smoking. I was then referred on to one of the managers. He informed me that the whole undercover, walled in, outdoor area we were eating in (which includes a kids' playground) was their 'designated smoking area', and if we had a problem with it we needed to move inside. I was shocked! I quoted the legislation which says indoor and outdoor commercial dining areas must be smoke free, even up to 4m outside of the entrance to the dining area. The manager said that it was a private property and they weren't under council law, and had checked with their landlord, so it was ok (what a joke!!!). I replied that it was not a council law but, in fact, a NSW Health law which applies to all commercial venues. He did not back down and repeated that if we had a problem with it, we could be moved inside. After plucking up the courage to speak out in the first place, I was shocked and utterly embarrassed to be treated in this way and to have to move inside to finish our meal (where we could still smell smoke by the way)! They obviously care more about their mates desire to smoke than their other customer's rights to a smoke free venue and were completely unapologetic about their intentions to flout the law and let people smoke there. The ashtrays on the tables should have been a give away from he start, however, my husband and I naively thought that they were for putting our olive pips in since smoking in such venues is ILLEGAL! Ha! How wrong we were. It is such as shame as the decor is wonderful, the outdoor courtyard space is beautiful, the servers were delightful and very attentive, and the food was pretty good. Somehow, we were stupid enough to pay for our meal. Shock I guess. I will be making a complaint to NSW Health (and urge others to) in the hope that the owners can be educated on the legislation and improve the outcome for future patrons and the health of all (including their poor staff forced to work in that area). I just hope they didn't spit in our food.

Springwood Kebab House - mideastern - Updated July 2026

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