Welcome, dear guests! My family and I are delighted and honored to host you in our humble home. We promise you a unique and enjoyable experience that begins with a taste of authentic Saudi hospitality, featuring traditional Saudi coffee paired with the finest dates.

Following this warm welcome, you will have the opportunity to wear traditional Saudi attire and capture beautiful, memorable photos to cherish as a keepsake from this special visit. We will then conclude the journey with a creative experience where you can have anything you'd like written in elegant Arabic calligraphy, making your time with us rich in cultural beauty and artistic expression.

As for the dishes, they will depend on the timing of your booking. Guests can select two dishes—one sweet and one savory—which will be served alongside the traditional Saudi hospitality of Saudi coffee, dates, and a traditional Saudi dessert. This experience offers a deep glimpse into Saudi culture within a warm, family atmosphere. As we say in our Saudi dialect: "Zaratna Al-Baraka" which means "You brought us blessings".

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Host Instructions

The duration of the experience is two hours. You can choose a convenient time to attend the experience from 8 AM to 8 PM.

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If the experience is booked in the morning for breakfast, a breakfast meal will be served, which includes:

• Ariqa (whole wheat flour, ghee, dates, which can be decorated with honey or cream as desired)
• Shakshuka (eggs cooked in tomato sauce)
• Foul (fava beans)
• Basil Tea (tea served with basil leaves) if informed in advance.

Alternatively, a lunch or dinner meal can be served, which includes:

• Kabsa (meat or chicken cooked with rice and spices)
• Mandi (meat or chicken cooked with rice and spices)
• Saliq (rice, broth, and milk).

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Host Instructions

The duration of the experience is two hours. You can choose a convenient time to attend the experience from 8 AM to 8 PM.

See the menu

 

If the experience is booked in the morning for breakfast, a breakfast meal will be served, which includes:

• Ariqa (whole wheat flour, ghee, dates, which can be decorated with honey or cream as desired)
• Shakshuka (eggs cooked in tomato sauce)
• Foul (fava beans)
• Basil Tea (tea served with basil leaves) if informed in advance.

Alternatively, a lunch or dinner meal can be served, which includes:

• Kabsa (meat or chicken cooked with rice and spices)
• Mandi (meat or chicken cooked with rice and spices)
• Saliq (rice, broth, and milk).