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Burj Al-Hamaam

One of the older Lebanese restaurants in town, this sparsely-decorated restaurant has had an enduring reputation. It is especially known for its "Sayyadiyya" and its "Kibbe in pomegranate sauce."

Address: Takhassusi St.
Getting there: on Takhassusi opposite to Takhassusi Hospital
Price: SR30
Website: burjalhamamksa.com (opens in a new tab)

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