Qassr Alrawsha

Wide range of Ramadan Buffet.. for me chicken Mandy too dry.. those lamb are too dry too.. take note they serve ONE whole lamb only won’t refill again.. I think finish within 10-20minutes.. the range of drinks also a lot.. dessert are sweet too.. nice try..

Some of the food is really good. If you like middle east food this is the place for you. We went for the Ramadhan buffet. I didn't get to try some of the food cos they were gone before I can try. The Mandy chicken is overcooked. Lamb maghut is soft but a bit dry and don't really taste like anything. Sambossas are good. So do the baba ganoush and the hummus. They don't refill some of the food. So try to take whatever you like first.

We went there to celebrate my niece's birthday. The place is huge. Suitable for big family gatherings to dine here. The food there was very delicious. I enjoyed the food very much. Fast service.

The ambience is really great especially for a family setting. It seems that the restaurant is regularly checked and well maintained. Speaking about the food, the portion is big, however their taste are out of touch. I got arabic chicken shawarma and the chickens were burnt and hard. The garlic sauce is mediocre and nothing special about it. Fries is good. Second menu I ordered was spaghetti bolognese and this also disappointed me. Understood if they intended the bolognese sauce to have middle east touch, but it shouldn’t deviate too far from the authentic taste of bolognese. It gave a heavy cumin taste. Next, the spaghetti itself felt like dipped in the boiled water for quite some time as it was very soft and watery (should be a bit firm texture). Anyway, this is just a constructive feedback because I think if the food matches the restaurant’s look and feel, then the trophy is yours.

The Arabian-style exterior was a standout, yet the interior lacked the same charm. Disappointingly, the chicken shawarma arrived lukewarm, and the service was lackluster—slow and inattentive. The unique architecture deserves a better culinary experience to match its grandeur.