Laylat Wed

This all-day eatery specialises in carefully prepared Middle Eastern and Saudi plates. Inside, the restaurant is simple yet with a warm and homely feel. The dishes are unique and well-flavoured, with Saudi ingredients at the forefront. Their mezze platters are made to share when you’re in a large group, and some noteworthy dishes are the Laban Setto and the sticky date pudding – all fairly priced.

As you enter, you’re warmly greeted by a smiling team who offer you fresh dates and Saudi coffee, also known as gahwa. Modernity is found throughout, from the interior design to the food. Grab a cosy side seat and order from a menu filled with a mix of contemporary and classical Saudi plates, all bursting with flavour. Order Josper-grilled meats and shellfish, like their tasty roasted prawns with mint sauce, or rich, fruity lamb with Hijazi debyaza served with freshly baked bread. Finish off with their specialty dessert, their twist on a traditional Om Ali dessert.

Nikkei cuisine comes to life in Jeddah’s upscale Leylati space – an event space-cum-restaurant hub. Hidden away on the side of the domed building is this atmospheric restaurant with an eye-catching mocktail bar. Sit at the large wooden counter, which fringes the open kitchen, to watch the sushi chefs show off their Japanese techniques. From crunchy shrimps to Wagyu sliders, there’s something for everyone – and sharing is recommended!

Journey to Japan at this restaurant in the heart of Jeddah's city centre. The spacious eatery boasts a modern Japanese style with various seating options – sit at the counter to watch the sushi chefs in action or pick a table in the main hall or on the patio area. As for the menu, you can expect a wide selection of classics and modern interpretations – you’ll find popcorn shrimps from the tempura section, fine Wagyu kushi grilled skewers from the robata section and freshly prepared nigiri at the sushi section. Four dishes per person should suffice, with the chicken gyozas being a must-try!

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