‪arab Sea ‬ - أم القيوين

Sampled eating from this restaurant during our stay in one of the resorts in umm al quwain. huh shezwan and the taste was amazing. the price is also very reasonable. the behaviour of the hotel staff was very pleasant

This restaurant is a hidden gem. The food is excellent and the menu is reasonably priced. The outdoor dining option is a must try when the weather is suitable. The dynamite prawns, fish &a chip and non veg platters are the favorites.

I've been here thrice and the seafood grill here is absolutely out of the world. They have grilled lobsters, crab, fish and a variety of other grilled seafood with a mind blowing dip. This is one thing worth visiting Arab Sea for. The service is exceptional and everyone is really humble. I will definitely keep visiting and keep recommending this place to whomever I meet.

Recommended visiting the museum... انصح بزيارة المتحف

The Museum of Or Nationals is proud of effects with a history of spectacular footing, a remarkable history at the State level that extends thousands of years, with traces discovered in the two houses and hills of the archaeologists. Its history dates back to thousands of years, which are found in the third and fourth floors of the museum in Fort Al Ali, where its rules were laid down by Sheikh Rashid Bin Majid al-Malih in 1768, to serve as a centre of government and to hold the ruling family. The Museum of Or the Caywen is the whole region, the throne of history, which greets the past with a vast amount of material heritage ingredients that clearly and clearly present the lifespan in the Emirates in general and in the mother of the two leaders in particular; the Al Ali fort is the old defence buildings in the Emirates; the first was the modernized and square towers; the publication tower was named as a semi-in flag and was extended in the year. The entrance to the morning door, the governor ' s board, the fort entrance consists of three indoor lobbys, two floors, each floor with three wooden ceilings from the barren, as well as the booths and doors made from sadly-supported chickenwood, and the high-view room where the guards were sitting at night watching. In addition to the kitchen and prison, the Museum also includes two towers, one on the north-east side and the other on the tower, located on the south-west side, where its towers are made up of three layers, the roof of which is barbaric wood, the lilies of the tower and the elderly, and the inner buildings are made up of an inner yard, as well as a drinking fold, and the ins are attached to an outdoor board. Essamuddin Awad al-Bayr