5/5 Scott 6 months ago on Google
I
was
first
recommended
to
Alforon
by
a
very
friendly
Lebanese
employee
at
a
museum
in
Balboa
Park.
We
got
to
know
him
a
bit
and
asked
him
what
was
his
favorite
Lebanese
restaurant
in
town.
He
told
us
Alforon!
His
comments
were
that
the
food
was
the
freshest
and
not
greasy,
like
some
others
can
be.
It
was
only
after
I
Googled
Alforon
did
I
see
the
mention
of
their
appearance
on
Triple-D
on
The
Food
Network!
I
wanted
to
bring
my
Dad
to
something
different
that
wouldn't
disappoint,
so
I
knew
this
was
the
place.
I'm
also
a
cook,
specializing
in
spicy
and
ethnic
foods,
so
I
enjoy
looking
up
the
best
and
unique
restaurants
like
Alforon.
After
we
were
seated,
George,
the
owner/chef
came
over
to
greet
us.
I
told
him
I
was
a
cook
and
was
interested
how
the
Ouzi
lamb,
featured
on
triple-D
on
Food
Network
was
made.
After
George
teased
me
a
bit
that
it
was
top
secret
and
I
would
have
to
apply
for
a
job
to
find
out
(Ha!),
he
told
me
the
full
recipe
is
posted
on
Food
Network.
I
love
his
sense
of
humor
:)
Several
minutes
later,
he
came
out
and
surprised
me
with
a
quick
visit
to
his
kitchen
to
see
how
the
Ouzi
lamb
was
made.
What
a
treat!
The
photo
attached
shows
how
he
pours
vinegar
over
the
lamb,
to
seal
in
the
juices.
It
really
was
a
treat
to
be
shown
by
an
established
chef,
such
as
George
how
he
creates
a
bit
of
the
magic.
The
food
truly
is
all
very
good.
I
do
suggest
the
Ouzi
lamb
and
whatever
George
or
his
lovely
wife
suggest
for
you.
They're
not
only
friendly,
but
very
passionate
about
their
cuisine.
That's
becoming
a
rare
thing
nowadays,
so
I
thank
them
for
that.
Life
is
too
short
to
waste
on
medicore
food
-
Try
Alforon
for
the
real
deal.
Thanks
again,
George
-
For
the
great
experience
and
the
quick
tour
of
your
kitchen!
We
will
be
back
often.
~Scott
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