Little Aladdin, a Turkish Restaurant in Graceville, has been making waves with its authentic flavours and, in particular, its mouthwatering array of housemade dips. This charming eatery has quickly become a local favourite, offering a genuine taste of Turkish cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere.
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At the heart of Little Aladdin’s appeal are its incredible dips, perfectly paired with freshly baked Turkish bread. The restaurant boasts a variety of gluten-free options that will leave diners craving more.
From the smoky Baba Ghanoush to the refreshing Cacik (yoghourt and cucumber), the zesty Acili Ezme (chilli, tomato, capsicum, and parsley), classic Hummus, and rich Creamy Garlic spread, there’s a dip to satisfy every palate.
Beyond the Dips
While the dips are stars in their own right, Little Aladdin’s menu extends far beyond these appetising starters. Guests can indulge in Pides, often described as Turkish pizza, each served with complementary Acili Ezme and Cacik dips.
For those seeking hearty main courses, the restaurant offers a range of traditional Turkish dishes. The Moussaka features layers of eggplant and spiced ground lamb, oven-baked to perfection.
Adana Iskender presents spiced ground lamb served over Turkish bread with char-grilled capsicum. For seafood lovers, the Ottoman Karides offers a royal treat of Turkish-style king prawns with feta, accompanied by fresh Turkish bread and lemon.
Little Aladdin also caters to younger palates as well, with kid-friendly options like Chicken Shish served with rice and chips. For a change, lamb can be substituted for chicken, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
The restaurant prides itself on crafting its menu from fresh, authentic Turkish ingredients, promising a genuine culinary experience with every visit.
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Located at 320 Oxley Rd, Graceville, Little Aladdin welcomes diners daily from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m, with extended hours until 9:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick dip and bread or a full Turkish feast, Little Aladdin promises a flavorful journey through the tastes of Turkey, right in the heart of Graceville. Visit their website to book a table.
Published 8-August-2024
