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  • I'm reviewing Jerusalem Restaurant, on Eglinton and Bathurst. I'm surprised to see that this restaurant has such a low rating. After reading the reviews, it doesn't even seem like the same restaurant! This is probably the best Middle Eastern restaurant in Toronto. The food is delicious, the prices are reasonable, and the service is impeccable! I've gone to Jerusalem countless times, and I've never had a bad meal. The place is always busy, so there must be a reason it is still around. Whenever I go to Jerusalem, I get the dinner for two for $36. The dinner combo includes: hummus, baba ganouch, 4 falafels, bread, a side of vegetables, salad, rice, your choice of either baked tomatoes or baked eggplant, and lastly, your choice of any three kabobs (meatball, liver, chicken and beef are the options). There is no way two people can eat that much food. The portions are generous, and for less than $50, glass of wine included, you can have a great meal! I strongly recommend the baked tomatoes. I don't even like tomatoes, and I devour these every time. Their hummus is also very good. The meat can be a little bit dry, but it is something you have to expect from Middle Eastern cooking. I'd avoid the meatball kabob as it is usually the driest. The rice is heavenly! It is always so moist and fresh. I would go as far as calling it the best rice in the city. I cannot get enough of it. Jerusalem is very nicely decorated, it can be quite romantic if you manage to secure a good spot (by the bay windows). Avoid an early supper if you are looking to have a romantic dinner. Jerusalem is a family restaurant, so don't be surprised to see a bunch young couples with their kids, and on occasion, a few crying babies! Reservations are recommended, but not required. Last time I was there, they didn't take debit, so make sure you have cash or a credit card. If you are craving Middle Eastern, give this restaurant a try. It is really worth it.
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