In the city's chaotic food scene, so-called institutions tend to favour the top end. Tetsuya's. Quay. Icebergs. And they're alright. But let's face it - you'd rather go to El Jannah.
"For us Sydney is Sydney, we don't care if it is north or west," Mr Estephan says out the back of his new King Street shop. "It looks like we have a very good name here, people are loving us."Credit:That's patently true at lunchtime on Friday, the store's third day in operation, when queues are out the door and down the footpath. Mr Estephan says he's going through about 500 chickens each day in Newtown, with more than 800 daily orders.
"It's not frozen. That's why you see the line and that's why orders take about 10 minutes to finish. When you order we just cook straight away for you. It's a very hard process but it's working for us." For years an unofficial line has carved through the city, running diagonally from Richmond in the north-west to Sydney Airport in the east. It was dubbed the Red Rooster Line, with all the chain's outlets located on the left or western side. The same could be said for El Jannah, until now.
michaelkoziol good to see new business starting in Newtown lets hope it is not just a front for drugs and crime good luck
michaelkoziol There's only garbage Thai & Chinese food eateries in Mascot they're all terrible. One cheap Indian -never a good idea, a dominos & a Oporto; garbage. Ive tried em all, Its better to the save money go somewhere decent now & then.
michaelkoziol Lebanese should stick to making quality hashish instead of murdering helpless animals.
michaelkoziol I was wondering....
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