Phu Cuong ★ 4.5
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What to order at El Jannah
- The dish to know
- Charcoal chicken and toum
CuisineLebanese
Price$
Neighborhoodgranville
HoursDaily 10am-late
The dishCharcoal chicken and toum
Location
Address: 62 South Street, Granville NSW 2142, Sydney
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