What is the best Charcoal Chicken shop in Western Sydney?

What is the best Charcoal Chicken shop in Western Sydney?

In my eyes, El Jannah.

Ever since my dad first introduced me to El Jannah as a kid, it has been the source of many great memories with friends and family.

The feeling of pure joy I experience when I introduce friends to El Jannah is incomparable. It is, in my eyes, undoubtedly the greatest Lebanese Charcoal Chicken shop in Western Sydney.

El Jannah embodies Western Sydney, an area renowned for its multicultural food options, atmosphere and people. It brings the best flavors that a Charcoal Chicken restaurant can out of its succulent Charcoal Chicken, creamy toum (garlic sauce), delicious tabbouleh, excellent pickles and of course, their crunchy and tasty hot chips.

Each time I walk in to El Jannah, I am filled with jubilation and each time this jubilation is more than satisfied. Its family-friendly environment and fantastic customer service (aspects I feel lack in other Charcoal Chicken shops) combine with the exceptional food to create the ultimate Charcoal Chicken experience.
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*El Jannah's Granville shopfront http://www.inmacarthurguide.com.au/news/647/20/El-Jannah-coming-to-Campbelltown.htm

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Matthew Badrov


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