Lebanese food

The little things out here can make a big difference or go a long way. Our neighbours in Mazabuka are a friendly Lebanese family. Bilal runs a restaurant in town called The Good Time Investment Restaurant; great name(!) but it only serves local food which is mainly nshima, chips, chicken, t-bone, pies or burgers. So not bad but not particularly exciting either as it is the same food served by pretty much all of the other restaurants or cafes here in Maz. However, we recently found out that we could order Lebanese food from him which he and his wife cook at home, and then would deliver to us. So one Saturday they made us some hummus, tabbouleh, pitta bread and other mixes of bread with cheese, with onions and tomato, and with onions, tomato and mince on top. I doubt it will be the last time we place an order as it was all very tasty.