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	<title>Comments on: KHOURY&#8217;S MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANT</title>
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		<title>By: Antonio</title>
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		<dc:creator>Antonio</dc:creator>
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		<description>In many experiences of dining out, this place had the most under-seasoned and over cooked food I have ever tasted in this town, it felt like I was eating at the dining room at one of the hotels on the strip. The pita was the best thing I had there all night. The oil and spices served with the bread was like Store bought submarine vinaigrette minus the vinegar and flavor. The Chicken Pita was looked like a grilled burrito from taco bell, and had undertones of fish. The lamb kabob lacked any and all flavor and felt like I was chewing on rubber balls. If this place is the pick to be the &#039;poster  child&#039; of Mediterranean Food in this town I suggest to look elsewhere. Eating Middle eastern food all my life, I&#039;ve learned to love the intense flavor and this food was a huge let down. I&#039;ve never felt the way I felt angry leaving a restaurant, but that&#039;s what I was having to pay for a meal that was dreadful. Hopefully someone reads this and decides to taste their food and add salt and fix the flavor combinations.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In many experiences of dining out, this place had the most under-seasoned and over cooked food I have ever tasted in this town, it felt like I was eating at the dining room at one of the hotels on the strip. The pita was the best thing I had there all night. The oil and spices served with the bread was like Store bought submarine vinaigrette minus the vinegar and flavor. The Chicken Pita was looked like a grilled burrito from taco bell, and had undertones of fish. The lamb kabob lacked any and all flavor and felt like I was chewing on rubber balls. If this place is the pick to be the &#8216;poster  child&#8217; of Mediterranean Food in this town I suggest to look elsewhere. Eating Middle eastern food all my life, I&#8217;ve learned to love the intense flavor and this food was a huge let down. I&#8217;ve never felt the way I felt angry leaving a restaurant, but that&#8217;s what I was having to pay for a meal that was dreadful. Hopefully someone reads this and decides to taste their food and add salt and fix the flavor combinations.</p>
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