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Do you think it will be a good idea to open a bubble tea shop in lebanon specially because it is different from coktail. These stuff are made with juice and ice only?
Thats the kind of job ure looking for in Leb? i was thinking bigger Annn!
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a7la knefe w lahme be 3ajeen men 3and el 7alleeb :D
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Thats the kind of job ure looking for in Leb? i was thinking bigger Annn!
Well its not a bad idea, I can do that as a part time job for a while and see if the thai food can work in the same shop. Making healthier soup with brocoli and fève de soya in them could increase some potential healty eatier clients. Look at chop-stick in lebanon, I used to be there every week to try one of their dishes. It was always full. It wont be a bad idea to have a little thai restaurant that serves bubble tea.
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Well its not a bad idea, I can do that as a part time job for a while and see if the thai food can work in the same shop. Making healthier soup with brocoli and fève de soya in them could increase some potential healty eatier clients. Look at chop-stick in lebanon, I used to be there every week to try one of their dishes. It was always full. It wont be a bad idea to have a little thai restaurant that serves bubble tea.
not a bad idea, i'll back you, am not very sure though how Lebanese are ready to switch from geasy shawarma and junk burgers, to Anny's Thai food; you could give it a try

If i had some money though, i'll..... you know what i'd do lol
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Ma badik 3azimé ya Nayla, you are always welcome. Do you think it will be a good idea to open a bubble tea shop in lebanon specially because it is different from coktail. These stuff are made with juice and ice only?
Tout ce qui est en rapport avec la bouffe sera bien accueilli au Liban hehe
Tu peux toujours essayer ou bien faire un sondage avant de commencer quoique ce soit
Personnellement, je suis presque sure que ça marchera surtout que les Libanais aiment la nouveauté et l'exotique
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Tout ce qui est en rapport avec la bouffe sera bien accueilli au Liban hehe
Tu peux toujours essayer ou bien faire un sondage avant de commencer quoique ce soit
Personnellement, je suis presque sure que ça marchera surtout que les Libanais aiment la nouveauté et l'exotique
Sérieux ca marche trop bien au canada depuis 3-4 ans surtout que les gens ont commencé à faire plus attention à ce qui mange. C'est plein de nouveau légume, de nouilles asiatiques, de poulets et de noix... Je suis certaine que les gens aimeront bien au Liban. La plupart des plats sont cuits sur un grill et pas mis dans l'huile comme les chinoix et ca plein de faveur à cause des différentes épices. Entk, si j'ai un surplus d'argent, je vais m'essayer.
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Sérieux ca marche trop bien au canada depuis 3-4 ans surtout que les gens ont commencé à faire plus attention à ce qui mange. C'est plein de nouveau légume, de nouilles asiatiques, de poulets et de noix... Je suis certaine que les gens aimeront bien au Liban. La plupart des plats sont cuits sur un grill et pas mis dans l'huile comme les chinoix et ca plein de faveur à cause des différentes épices. Entk, si j'ai un surplus d'argent, je vais m'essayer.
Eh bien, vas-y, je t'encourage.. Tu peux en plus varier les plats de façon à avoir une cuisine basée sur un mélange original de divers pays.. Le client aura ainsi plusieurs plats et n'aura que l'embarras du choix
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Eh bien, vas-y, je t'encourage.. Tu peux en plus varier les plats de façon à avoir une cuisine basée sur un mélange original de divers pays.. Le client aura ainsi plusieurs plats et n'aura que l'embarras du choix
Oui je pensais faire des soupe vietnamienne et des trucs plus végétariens pour les gens qui sont végétarien et vegan. L'atmosphère sera super asiatique, style decor fou-tight jungle vietnamienne et plante-fleur asiatique. Des chansons de ces pays. ET 1000 BAMBOUS















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Anny, c'est super ma chère
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a7la knefe w lahme be 3ajeen men 3and el 7alleeb :D
which halleb? I had lahm bi 3ajin from haleb for breakfast too! (i was up in tripoli)
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