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Quality chicken in their signature baguette, though the spice and sauce mix was not quite to our taste.

Baabda · Ein El Remmaneh· Lebanese
FRENCH STYLE. LEBANESE SOUL.
“An original concept with an excellent baguette and seriously good fries.”
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Food total $44
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The verdict
Le Frengi brings a unique idea to Lebanese street food, putting familiar Lebanese flavors into French-style baguettes made from their own recipe. The baguette itself is one of the highlights — distinctive, fresh and a strong foundation for the concept.
But the real stars were the Frites Rustique Traditionelles. Cooked in coconut oil, they were incredibly crispy and delicious and easily one of our favorite parts of the experience. The Famous Makanek was another standout and one of the strongest sandwiches we tried.
The other sandwiches were good and clearly made with quality ingredients, but the particular combination of spices and sauces wasn't completely to our taste. It's a distinctive twist that may work very well for some people, but for us, a little adjustment to the flavor combinations could take the concept much further.
Overall, Le Frengi has a genuinely original identity, quality ingredients, an excellent baguette and seriously good fries.
Dish by dish
Only the dishes we actually ordered on this visit. Food prices reflect what Yummy Lebanon paid at the time of the review. Third-party delivery fees are excluded.

Quality chicken in their signature baguette, though the spice and sauce mix was not quite to our taste.

One of the better sandwiches of the order, with the baguette doing a lot of the work.

A standout and the strongest sandwich we tried — familiar Lebanese flavor in a great baguette.

Good ingredients, but the soujouk and halloumi combination did not fully land for us.

A decent beef option with quality ingredients, held back by the sauce and spice balance.

Cooked in coconut oil — incredibly crispy and delicious, the star of the whole order.
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Food prices reflect what Yummy Lebanon paid at the time of the review. Third-party delivery fees are excluded. They are the prices we recorded on 10 Jul 2026 and may have changed since — this is not the restaurant's full current menu. Something out of date — new prices, new menu, closed branch? Tell us and we'll fix it.
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