The Magic Wok Lebanon is a popular Chinese restaurant located in Lebanon. The restaurant offers a wide range of Chinese cuisine, including traditional dishes such as noodles, stir-fries, and dumplings. The restaurant is known for its authentic flavors and high-quality ingredients. The Magic Wok Lebanon is famous for its extensive menu that caters to both meat lovers and vegetarians. The restaurant uses fresh and locally sourced ingredients to prepare their dishes, ensuring that customers receive a high-quality and delicious meal every time. The menu includes a variety of dishes such as sweet and sour chicken, kung pao shrimp, beef with broccoli, and vegetable fried rice.
February 12th
A brat a small piece of cloth, often green, as Brigid is often shown with a green mantle may be hung outside overnight in the hope that Brigid will bless it. First Monday after 3 rd February Feasten Day Hurling the Silver Ball St Ives, Cornwall The game starts when the ball is thrown from the wall of the parish church of St Ia.
The menu includes a variety of dishes such as sweet and sour chicken, kung pao shrimp, beef with broccoli, and vegetable fried rice. In addition to their regular menu, The Magic Wok Lebanon also offers a selection of chef specials, which are unique and creative dishes prepared by the talented kitchen staff. These specials showcase the restaurant's culinary expertise and their ability to push the boundaries of traditional Chinese cuisine.
Ancient Calendar & Pagan Holidays for February 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th
On this day, in the year 1858, the haunting image of Our Lady at Lourdes suddenly appeared in a grotto keeping the shrine of the Goddess for many, many centuries. After the apparition and even before, the spring there has been a place people have gathered to gain healing and or special prayer.
In many ancient cultures, today was actually the Lunar New Year or New Year’s day.
In Abydos Egypt, today will be the Feast of Osiris. (Urban Paganism)
February 12th
Today marks the holy day of Artemis, also known as Diana. (Urban Paganism)
In some Ancient cultures, today was actually their sacred Imbolc.
Today symbolizes the good devouring the darkness as the Runic-Half Month of Sigel begins.
February 13th
For the next eight days, Parentalia—a huge festival in Rome, will be running. This Festival is for the dead as the spirits of our parents are honored throughout the week. The Romans connected this festival with the Manes—who were dead, and immortal, but not gods. Now in the spirit of Urban Paganism—in many Roman cities there existed a vast, huge pit covered up by one huge stone. Inside this pit, was the path into the Underworld—the path of the Manes.
Old Leap Years Day—in many ancient calendars.
Today in Egypt, there is another feast of Osiris, only this time the feast will be held in Busiris.
Welsh Culture gives us a festival called Gwyl o Don a Cerunnos—held for the Goddess mother Don and the honored God of the forest Cerunnos. The Festival will begin at sundown and will not end until sundown on February 21.
February 14th
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY.
In Rome, today is sacred to Juno Februa—their Goddess of Looooooooooooooove! Before dreaming, a girl should decorate her pillow with five bay leafs—this will let her dream of her lover. Others should wear a yellow crocus which is believed to attract their true love.
The Norse will be celebrating Valisblot –a feast for Vali—during which the light triumphs over darkness. Vali was the son of Odin and Rind.
The restaurant's charming ambiance and friendly staff create a welcoming and enjoyable dining experience. The Magic Wok Lebanon is suitable for both casual dining and special occasions, as it offers a comfortable setting for both intimate gatherings and larger parties. The Magic Wok Lebanon also offers takeaway and delivery services, allowing customers to enjoy their favorite Chinese dishes in the comfort of their own homes. The restaurant is committed to providing excellent customer service and ensuring that all orders are prepared and delivered promptly. Overall, The Magic Wok Lebanon is a must-visit for those who appreciate authentic Chinese cuisine. With its wide range of dishes, talented kitchen staff, and warm hospitality, the restaurant provides a memorable dining experience for its patrons. Whether you're a fan of classic Chinese dishes or looking to try something new, The Magic Wok Lebanon is sure to satisfy your cravings..
Reviews for "Magic Wok Lebanon: A Celebration of Lebanese Culinary Traditions"
1. John - 1 star - I had high hopes for Magic Wok Lebanon as I had heard good things about it from friends. However, my experience was far from satisfactory. The food was bland and lacked flavor. The service was also extremely slow, and it took forever for our orders to arrive. Overall, I was very disappointed and will not be returning to Magic Wok Lebanon.
2. Sarah - 2 stars - I was not impressed with Magic Wok Lebanon. The portion sizes were very small for the high prices they charged. Additionally, the quality of the food was mediocre at best. The chicken dish I ordered was dry and lacked any distinct flavors. The atmosphere of the restaurant was also lacking, with a lack of ambiance and uncomfortable seating. I won't be recommending Magic Wok Lebanon to anyone.
3. Mike - 1 star - My experience at Magic Wok Lebanon was a complete disaster. The food was overcooked and tasted like it had been sitting out for a while. The service was nonexistent, with rude and inattentive staff who seemed more interested in chatting amongst themselves than taking care of customers. To top it all off, the restaurant was dirty and poorly maintained. Save your money and go somewhere else for a decent meal.