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• Where is Ali Baba located?

  Ali Baba is located in Richardson, Texas conveniently right off US-75 and Campbell Rd. Our sister concept, Terra Mediterranean has locations in Fort Worth, Irving, & Plano (coming in 2018 to The Shops At Willow Bend).

• Is Ali Baba Malta’s best kept restaurant secret?

  Ali Baba is just that reliable place, it has made a name for itself for its unparalleled Lebanese cuisine that takes rich ingredients and then works some kind of magic to make them into dishes you simply cannot get enough of. Ali Baba may be Malta’s best kept restaurant secret, tucked away in the Bronx side of Gzira.

• Why aliali Baba restaurant?

  Ali Baba restaurant is the ideal place to celebrate those special moments, unwind after a long day, or simply treat yourself and loved ones to a genuinely good meal. The food is consistently excellent, the value is hard to beat, and every visit is an experience, thanks to the passion and love that make their way into every aspect of the meal.

• What to eat at Ali Baba’s?

  Mediterranean dishes are on the menu at this restaurant. Come to Ali Baba for a break and order nicely cooked fried lamb, chicken stir-fry and fried green tomatoes. Good fruit ice cream, banana dessert and lemon dessert might be what you need. Delicious marsala goes well with the nice meal.

• What is the meaning of Aghori Baba?

  He replied,”Aghori baba, People call me Aghori baba. Do you know what it means?” We said, “No.” He then said, “It means that I don’t care about anything. Aghories usually don’t get hungry. I never eat salt and flour.