![A number of upper-class restaurants have spung up in the Jordanian capital, yet Hashem’s hummus, fuul and falafel dishes continue to draw the crowds.](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/SQFUW7JIQUIPWFU3DI45PZBYLE.jpg?smart=true&auth=7a9629092e89184ce4fa7761e7f452ce6510fc5c0dc61c484e3f92517db3f21d&width=400&height=225)
A number of upper-class restaurants have spung up in the Jordanian capital, yet Hashem’s hummus, fuul and falafel dishes continue to draw the crowds.
A number of upper-class restaurants have spung up in the Jordanian capital, yet Hashem’s hummus, fuul and falafel dishes continue to draw the crowds.
From Jordan's ruler to pro-reform protesters, the door is always open at Hashem
Amman's popular restaurant has been going strong since 1956 and has fed practically everyone.
Hugh Naylor
08 December, 2011