Chef Gazala Halabi might work in a tiny New York kitchen. But her Druze dishes had Guy taking big bites. Move along, fluffy pita-bread lovers. Here, pita bread comes "New York Times thin." After kebabs and bourekas, save room for Osh Al-Saria, a creamy yogurt pudding made with orange and rosewater.
Gazala's Place permanently closed its featured location in July 2015. You can read about the closure here. You can still visit Gazala's Place at its other location in New York.
Gazala's Place was originally located at 709 9th Avenue, New York, NY, 10036.
This trip, Guy's got his sight set on food with international influence. In Richardson, Texas, the Lebanese joint going big when it comes to stacking the schwarma. In Las Vegas, the burger spot mixing up meat with an Asian twist. And in New York City, the Druze way of perfecting the pita.
This trip, Guy Fieri's heading back for some gangster global grub! First up, high-octane Thai in Phoenix is going strong, dishin' out deep-fried fish with a ginger twist and pineapple prawn perfection. Then, a Syracuse, NY, spot is still servin' up legit Lebanese eats like outrageous grape leaves and a zesty za'atar 'za. And Triple-D's first Druze restaurant is thriving in New York City, platin' up the-bomb bourekas and next-level labania.
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