Duduk: Armenian Lebanese Restopub

Tried Duduk for the first time co-owned by a recent acquaintance and friend Chef Riad Abou Lteif. Duduk is located where it used to be Ferdinand also co-owned by Chef Riad. As a step up Duduk gives the feeling of a fine dining experience. As a first impression, you might not feel interested but the friendly staff encourages you to stay and try their authentic Armenian/Lebanese food. The fattoush is delicious but needs more bright colors. Hummus is good, Burak cheese needs improvement and the kabab karazi although got good flavors but the ratio of portions in the dish requires more karaz(berries). In general, it’s a nice place in the heart of Hamra and I would recommend it.

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