This place is very cozy and homey. The waitress was also very friendly. The Forest bowl was definitely my favourite. It’s got I love in one dish - roasted cauliflower, broccoli, pumpkin, pistachio and hummus. The chicken skewers weren’t anything special though.
I dined here on a Saturday night with a friend. We decided to get a few dishes and share. We had the following dishes:
- Bocconcini falafel ($3 each) - these were better than i expected. Crispy outside with a flavoursome, cheesy inside. Delish
- Haloumi fries ($12) - Haloumi cooked perfectly, plenty of crunch on the outside and the sauce was a good level of tang
- Israeli salad ($12) - a refreshing complement to the meal, fresh chopped salad with cucumber, tomato and onion
- "The forest" ($21) - Crispy cauliflower, broccoli
, chickpeas, roast pumpkin, carrot with hummus and pistachio. Yum! Veggies were all cooked well and were hearty and filling
- Pita bread ($2 each) - Soft, pillowy and warm pita bread worked a treat to mop up the dip.
Overall, I liked the food at Shenkin and didn't feel like I was missing out because there was no meat in what we ate.
Carly (@tippleandfodder)
+5
This busy little cafe is worth getting up early for just to make sure you get a seat.
I had the haloumi Shakshuka and it was great. Good coffee and service too.
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