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Well if Glen isn't at home you might aswell eat at Xufi. You will find typical Maltese food over there like 'Hobz biz-zejt' and 'Ross fil-forn' which are all available at very cheap prices!
Favorite Dish: I usually get 'Hobz biz-zejt', you can choose your own filling from several ingredients.
Written Sep 23, 2003
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There are many restarants in Mosta, which you will pay a lot of money for. Instead of eating like an idiot in one of those capitalist americanized restataunts, why not come with me and go to Glen's house! Although it is not always available since Glen is not always home, it has been proven to be one of the best places to eat after a joint at my house. There is a whole range of stuff in this 'Eat all you want paradise', from expired vegeterian steaks to big bloody chunks of dead cow, and best of all, IT'S ALL FREE!
NB: Glen's is currently in Japan so his house is not avaliable to eat in.
Favorite Dish: Well I usually just have a tea with some buscuits... he has the digestive ones, their pretty good when dipped in tea.
Written Sep 23, 2003
This reatuarant is really nice. Its more like a sports place where you can see football as they have a big screen. The food is delicious and ambiance is very casual with a small garden to smoke and be served too.
Favorite Dish: Spare ribs are delicious
Written Dec 3, 2008
Address: on your way to Rabat close to ta Qali
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