What a disaster! Two weeks before Christmas, we took a trip to Auburn to buy Lebanese sweets from Farouk El Bahsa Sons, only to find that they were no longer there. It took us a few weeks to find another source of mafroukeh and filled shortbread. Luckily, Al Israa turned out to be just as good with their baked goods, and almost as good with the mafroukeh. We decided to get a takeaway and everything was beautifully presented on plastic trays. We were told that many people come to buy the sweets as gifts due to the nice presentation. It was a relief to find a new source of mahfroukeh!
I heard about this restaurant on 2mfm Muslim community radio and decided to stop by. They have beautiful and fresh Lebanese sweets, perfect for Ramadan iftar. I will definitely be recommending this place to others.
Absolutely love buying sweets from this place! Its the only place I buy sweets from when I'm feeling like something tasty sweet or taking something gift wrapped to a friend or family house! Never disappointed !
The sweets are average prices comparing to the quality are high, still you can get better sweet somewhere else at the same prices. you can buy on emergency in case an unexpected visitor came to your place.
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Heard your advertisement on 2mfm Muslim community radio and came by.... Beautiful fresh Lebanese sweets, perfect after Ramadan Iftar. Highly recommended we will definitely be back.
It's the best sweet on earth.. Very fresh , very tasty, and not too expensive. Fresh sweet everyday Everything there is fantastic... I feel like going thee now lol
it is the best sweet on the earth. very fresh, very tasty and not too expensive. fresh sweeter every day everything is fantastic. I feel like you are
The sweets were freshly made at the store and so delicious. They don't have eftpos but they have an ATM machine inside the store.
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Highly recommended Sweets shop. Honest and professional treatment. High quality sweets with authentic delicious taste.
Disaster! Two weeks before Christmas, we made a trip to Auburn to get a load of Lebanese sweets from Farouk El Bahsa
Halawet Jbn (Sweet Cheese) (Half Kilo)
Znood El Set (Lady Arms) (Half Dozen)
Lebanese Turkish Delight (Half Kilo)
Foustiyeh (Daoukiyeh) (Half Kilo)
Basma (Osmaliyeh) (Half Kilo)
Mshabak (Jelabi) (Half Kilo)
Namoura (Herisa) (Half Kilo)
Fatayer Walnuts (Half Dozen)
Mshakal Ashta (Mix)(1 Kilo)
Ward El Sham (Half Dozen)
