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1. Tolan Entertainment City
- Tolan Entertainment City has lots to offer for women and children. Home to fast food restaurants and shops, this place also offers fun games for... read more
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2. Al-Sha'biyah
- If you wish to eat at the pioneer Saudi food restaurant, then stroll over. This is the first restaurant that specialized in traditional Saudi cuisine.... read more
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7. Al-Andalus
- If you want to try traditional Arabic food, this is the place to visit. The restaurant is located in the four-star Al Mutlaq Hotel and serves authentic... read more
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8. Al-Nafoura
- This is a restaurant that will meet all your food requirements. With a wide selection of Saudi, grilled and Lebanese food all you need to do is... read more
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9. Al Muzrah Restaurant
- Visit this place to live your Arabian night fantasy. Get yourself comfortable in a circular hut, surrounded by cushions and a huge table in the... read more
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10. Ranwa Restaurnat
- Overview If you're looking for traditional cuisine, Ranwa is a good option. This place serves Saudi food, with authentic flavors and a blend of... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- Well, if you're a woman just trying to get a bite to eat in Saudi Arabia…you've come to the wrong country. Besides the burka requirement, women can't go anywhere in Saudi unless a man approves it or goes with them, so, socially the dining world of Saudi Arabia is very restrictive and often odd. Of course, if you do make it out to the world of wild Saudi restaurants, you can get all those mouth-watering middle-eastern specialties that make your stomach grumble upon mere mention of Kabasa or Falafel. Food carts on the street and malls are also another popular way to feed your hungry. Malls are especially big on eating because of their vast swaths of air-conditioned corridors that are a haven for the most heat-stricken Saudis.
