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The kitchen distinguishes itself through kunafa, the shredded-phyllo pastry dessert layered with cream and fruit, which appears in combinations like chocolate pistachio strawberry and mango cream that move beyond the standard Baklava-and-halva spread. Dufferin's established Middle Eastern corridor has few dedicated dessert specialists, making this kitchen a distinct destination for someone seeking post-meal sweets or the kind of cream-heavy confections less common in savoury-focused restaurants. The mango cream kunafa and chocolate pistachio strawberry kunafa are the counter's calling cards, bridging the line between ice cream shop and traditional Middle Eastern patisserie.

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