Klever Kamel
Last weekend my very best (male) friend was in town from the Gold Coast. As you may imagine, he doesn't get to sample too many spicy culinary delights up there... So we took him along to Kamel in Albert Park. Kamel has been open for a few years (2003 as I recall) and is branded as an African and Middle Eastern cafe. They have an absolutely great menu, and even though I always thought Saganaki was Greek, I am not about to argue - this food is tops! On Saturday night we had a party of four, sat upstairs, and shared all the dishes: Saganaki, an Olive Plate, Stuffed Mushrooms (a highlight) Roasted Pumpkin, Lamb Cutlets, and something else that I can't recall but am sure was fantastique! Really, this place is gold. Cheap, tasty, different - best of all the kitchen is so quick that you can really order the dishes as and when you feel like them- we ordered three separate times and it worked perfectly.
Last weekend my very best (male) friend was in town from the Gold Coast. As you may imagine, he doesn't get to sample too many spicy culinary delights up there... So we took him along to Kamel in Albert Park. Kamel has been open for a few years (2003 as I recall) and is branded as an African and Middle Eastern cafe. They have an absolutely great menu, and even though I always thought Saganaki was Greek, I am not about to argue - this food is tops! On Saturday night we had a party of four, sat upstairs, and shared all the dishes: Saganaki, an Olive Plate, Stuffed Mushrooms (a highlight) Roasted Pumpkin, Lamb Cutlets, and something else that I can't recall but am sure was fantastique! Really, this place is gold. Cheap, tasty, different - best of all the kitchen is so quick that you can really order the dishes as and when you feel like them- we ordered three separate times and it worked perfectly.
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