the toast was really good. They did not skimp on the hummus. After packing the toast with hummus you still had leftovers to either just eat or add to another dish. I put some of the hummus on my wrap and it was really good on there too. The hummus was a little grainy, so not super smooth. However, the flavor was perfect. A very simple hummus that can go with everything. Also, very filling.
great with hummus.
It's a bit grainy for hummus, but it only means its homemade.
wld hv preferred it more blended but this is fine too,it is delicious.
Great for sharing bit bcos I didn’t feel like having fries with my burger so i ordered this instead.
authentic traditional hummus then this will leave you baffled and disappointed. If you are like most non-middle easterners though, and are blissfully unaware of what real hummus should be like, then this is for you. The hummus comes in a plentiful amount (the amount of bread given barely covers it so you’ll have to eat half of it with a fork unless you order more toast) drizzled in olive oil and sprinkled with hemp seeds and cilantro. The flavours are there and tasty in garlicky goodness. The texture is what lets this down- grainy, starchy and lumpy, not silky smooth and light. Again, if that doesn’t bother you, then great. The toast that comes with it (really, hummus should be paired with its soulmate (or Seoul-mate haha! I hate myself) flatbread and not brown toast) is also not in a traditional style that comes close to European brown bread. It is still a very Korean style of bread which is very white-tasting despite looking brown, and spongey-soft, with no discernible hard-baked crust. If you like this sort of bread, then great. Final comment- ignorance is bliss.
