Best Labneh in Lebanon?
One detail i forgot to mention in my Visit to Ksara post was the stop on my way back at Badiha Massabni shop to buy Labneh and Jebneh Baladiyye. This place has become a traditional mandatory stop for all tourists or Lebanese passing by Chtaura.
In fact, this place is so famous that Lebanese diva Fayrouz visited it and took a picture with its owners, and it is not that common that Fayrouz takes pictures. Mansour Rahbani also shows in the picture and Badiha Massabni as well.
I got myself a Labneh Sandwich (in Mar2ou2 Bread) and bought home 1kg of Labneh, Halloum cheese and Chanklish. Labneh was very yummy but i must say a bit too salty. Nevertheless, i recommend this place to anyone who likes a good Labneh sandwich.
Here are some pictures of the place.
u know… i was very happy passing by your blog and reading about badi3a masabne, ever since i can remember and by that i mean years and years of going to bekaa, every single time my family and i went there, we would stop by them and buy grilled halloum and labne sandwishes, i actually was there last week… the people are very nice and friendly, and now my son who’s two and a half is getting used to a pit stop at (masabne wel rayyis), traditions are being passed to the next generation!
Good day!
Does anyone knows Badiha Masabneh Phone Number?!
Awaiting your immediat reply.
[...] and Massabni both have some of the best Labneh you could ever taste. Try also the Ricotta and honey sandwich. [...]
[...] Hedwan and Massabni both have some of the best Labneh you could ever taste. Try also the Ricotta and honey sandwich. They all come in Markouk bread and you could eat 1 or 2 easily if you’re hungry. Both are located in Chtaura and visible on the highway. [...]