Marush nails grilled meats—especially the half chicken and kebabs—with careful seasoning and texture that keeps people coming back. The mezze spread is solid (baba ganoush gets particular love), though bread consistency and some dips like hummus can be hit-or-miss. Great spot for meat lovers, vegetarians, and anyone wanting Middle Eastern food in a relaxed setting with friendly service.
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Traditional Lebanese food and was good in overall. Barbecued chicken and lamb chops and kebabs were good. Hummus & Mutabbal can be better though not bad. Bread also was not fresh but heated. Ambience was fine. Service staff were attentive & friendly. Finished off with kenafa sweet which was ok.
Delightful place. Service was great and communication in english was no problem. Been to several places like this around the world but this was the best baba ganush I had in a while. Certainly welcomed the different flavors present in thailand (although the thai options looked good as well). Several smaller dishes also allow to go for a tapas style restaurant experience. Mixed barbeque platter was very good as well. More on the pricey side but certainly worth it. Received a tea with cake for free at the end.
An outstanding dining experience at Marush Restaurant! Everything was absolutely perfect. We enjoyed it so much that we came back twice, which says it all. We tried the lamb biryani, BBQ shrimp, moloukhiya chicken, and shrimp Pad Thai, and every single dish was delicious, well-prepared, and full of flavor. The quality of the food was excellent, and the portions were very satisfying. What made the experience even better is that the prices are very reasonable and not exorbitant at all for such high quality. Highly recommended — a place we truly adored and will definitely return to again!
Good options for vegans. I had the Molokhia Soup made with jute leaves. Also had Makdous which is pickled baby eggplants stuffed with walnuts, garlic, and sprinkled with pomegranate kernels. That was extremely tangy. There are several other vegan options on the menu including the usual hummus and falafel and some less common dishes.
Maruch in Patong was a great spot to grab a solid meal — the half chicken was cooked perfectly, juicy, well-seasoned, and roasted just right, showing real skill in preparation. The chicken itself was the highlight, tender and done to perfection. Personally, the bread wasn’t for me, but that didn’t take away from the overall experience, which was still enjoyable. It’s a good place to eat, relaxed, satisfying, and worth another visit — I’d come back again and try more because the main dish delivered. Not everything has to be perfect to earn appreciation, and this place earned mine. I’ll definitely be going back. 🍗✨
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