Al-badia - Bengaluru

Authentic Arabic cuisine , must try the roll and lemon tea. Food 4/5 Ambience 3/5 Value for money 2/5 The food items on the menu is typical Arabic cuisines . The curries are not the best. But the rolls are good. The starters can also be tried. The sitting are is not that great. I personally felt the place is little overpriced.I mean 30 bucks for a lemon tea is more for that ambience.

If you are thinking of having something Arabian or Lebanese, this is the place. Thier highlight is mutton mandi, that's the best I ever had. Their Shawarma is something you don't find everywhere. It's really authentic and pure fresh mean. In every sense the restaurant is a game changer. Their black tea is also flavoured with spices. It's a small normal restaurant, staffs are good. They serve the food so quickly. They don't have a parking space.

I recently spent an entire month in Al badia restaurant as a food lover. During the 3 weeks of visiting i had the good fortune of food in Al badia restaurant, which included the Mughal style restaurant. The location is in commercial place easy to notice from car. Be sure to read the history of this place. I enjoyed many fabulous meals including lunch and dinner. Seriously, there is no match for the tasty delights of Indian food than Al badia restaurant! To add to the high quality of food, the people working there simply have set the standard for service and care. I'm not kidding, they anticipated everything to make my visits there beyond comfortable and enjoyable. So give yourself a treat and saunter into Al badia restaurant for a meal and experience you will never forget.

Gone are the days where we hardly had middle eastern restaurants in Bengaluru. If you're a person who keeps trying different cuisines, then give a try to this restaurant. Had tried the chicken shavarma, maqluba (chicken). It's the shavarma which stood out. Easily one of the best available in the city. Just the tender grilled meat, few pickled veggie, fries mayo. A little oily though! Maqluba chicken was a mix of fried veggies, chicken flavored rice. This is a lightly flavored rice has a nice aroma to it. People with spicy palate can avoid this. But I did like it. P.s: If you're not happy with the shavarma in the 1st visit, then try the same after a week or two. Consistency is an issue everywhere! They have Monday's Thursday's as beef (buff) shavarma days.

A great Arabic restaurant with an immense experience of Arabic tastes. Yummy Madhbi and awesome meat, mutton. And a superb shawarma. In salads, don’t try mix salad. It’s not good (I tried). Fatoosh is great. Also Laban(must try. Pure Arabic taste) loved the food.