Traditional Jordanian Food

Savor the soul of Jordan with our heritage dishes like Mansaf and Maqluba. Slow-cooked with care, these recipes offer a genuine taste of our rich culinary tradition and hospitality.

MANSAF

MANSAF

13.00 JD

A traditional Jordanian dish made of lamb cooked in a sauce of fermented dried yogurt and served with white rice.

DAWOOD BASHA

DAWOOD BASHA

9.50 JD

Middle Eastern meatball stew made with cubes of tender beef simmered in flavorful tomato sauce and served with rice.

QALAYET TOMATO WITH MEAT

QALAYET TOMATO WITH MEAT

9.50 JD

A simple Jordanian dish of fresh tomatoes and lamb or beef cooked in olive oil with green chili and garlic. It is a very common traditional food in Jordan.

KUFTA WITH TAHINI

KUFTA WITH TAHINI

10.00 JD

Baked Sliced Potato, Layered with a Middle Eastern meatball-style garnish (Kufta: minced beef mixed with Our Special spices) with tahini sauce, served with rice.

KUFTA WITH TOMATO

KUFTA WITH TOMATO

10.00 JD

Fresh Tomato, Potato, and Onion layered and spiced with Salt and Pepper over ground Beef.

LAMB SAJIYEH

LAMB SAJIYEH

11.00 JD

Olive Oil, Lamb Cubes (Boneless), Onions, Capsicum, Hot Green Pepper, Fresh Tomatoes, chopped Chilli, Coriander, Salt, and spices.

ARAYES

ARAYES

5.00 JD

Bread with meat (snack or appetizer), pieces of bread stuffed with a mixture of kofta and vegetables, and grilled or fried.

MANDI

MANDI

9.50 JD

Tender chicken slow-cooked in a traditional oven, served with aromatic rice, raisins, and nuts. delivering a fragrant and flavorful feast in every bite.

MAQLUBA

MAQLUBA

10.00 JD

A legendary Levantine masterpiece. Layers of tender meat, aromatic rice, and golden fried vegetables are slow-cooked to perfection and dramatically unveiled by flipping the pot tableside.