Ubhar Restaurant

Everything about Ubhar is designed to enchant and plunge the diner into Oman’s mysterious and regal past. It shares its name with the ancient city supposedly now buried under the southern quarters of the city. Both the décor and the food are a medley of modern and historical Omani cuisine and design, though visitors are spared the traditional floor-level seating.

Ubhar Restaurant brings the legendary city of Ubhar to life, showcasing its rich history as a trade centre for frankincense. The restaurant serves traditional Omani dishes like rich and aromatic Camel Meat Biryani, traditional Omani Shuwa, sweet and savoury Madroobah, and the flavourful Qabuli Mahshi, all within a contemporary setting that celebrates Omani culture and hospitality. Where: Boulevard Boutique Mall, Al Kharjiyah St مسقط OM, 100, OmanWhen: Saturday to Friday from 12 pm to 11 pm

Ubhar Restaurant is a tribute to Omani heritage, named after the ancient city of Ubar, often referred to as the “Atlantis of the Sands.” Its sophisticated approach to traditional Omani cuisine provides a contemporary twist on classic flavors. The restaurant’s interior is a modern homage to the country’s rich history, each detail intentionally woven into the dining experience. Ubhar stands out for its Camel Biryani, which is as much a conversation starter as it is a culinary delight.

Situated near the famed Royal Opera House Muscat, UBHAR restaurant offers an exceptional fine-dining experience in Muscat that blends traditional Omani dishes and Arabic cuisines with a diverse selection of international delicacies. The décor is upscale, featuring both traditional Omani-style seating and western chairs to choose from. From halwa pastries to slow-roasted camel shuwa, UBHAR Restaurant presents a modern take on traditional Omani food, offering a wide range of dishes.

Ubhar immerses diners in Oman’s enigmatic and royal history with its design and menu. The restaurant is named after an ancient city that is believed to be buried under the southern quarters of the current city. The decor and cuisine are a fusion of contemporary and traditional Omani elements and the mouthwatering desserts are a highlight, particularly the halva-based sweets.

Ubhar Restaurant offers a modern day take on traditional Omani food offering the likes of everything from halwa pastries to slow roasted camel shuwa. Situated near the famed Royal Opera House Muscat, it’s a great choice to combine with dinner and a show. The décor is upscale and offers both traditional Omani style seating or western chairs to choose from.

This traditional Omani eatery is one of the most loved in Muscat. Its exciting, avant-garde menu is packed full of surprises, with a number of unusual flavours and ingredients featuring prominently. Sample the Omani appetiser to get a feel for the dishes on offer, but make sure you save room for the restaurant’s sensational frankincense ice cream.

By adopting the name and historical traditions of a vibrant lost city of Ubhar, the restaurant aims to revive its splendor. The restaurant offers traditional Omani cuisine as well as neo-Omani cuisine, which is a new take on the traditional dishes. Ubhar provides a variety of meat options along with camel meat, which is a must-try here.

Ubhar is a top-rated restaurant in Oman focusing on contemporary Omani cuisine. Named after the legendary lost city, this thoughtfully designed establishment blends traditional flavors with modern culinary techniques, presenting Omani heritage dishes with refined presentation and sophistication.

Named after a lost city from Omani culture, Ubhar is a great place to go for lunch or dinner in Muscat. The service, food, and atmosphere are all wonderful. It is a culinarily adventurous restaurant unlike any other that defies solitary categorization but their Omani dishes do stand out.

Ubhar Restaurant in Muscat, Oman, merges traditional Omani cuisine with modern flair. With an elegant ambiance, it offers innovative dishes like Omani lobster machboos and camel meat biryani, creating a memorable dining experience reflecting Oman’s culinary heritage.

The Ubhar restaurant is designed to provide every visitor an opportunity to dine in a great ambiance. Here you will find the medley of modern and historical Omani cuisine and design in Ubhar’s the décor and food. The desserts served here is a delight to eat on.

Ubhar has become one of my favorite spots, where traditional Omani hospitality meets creative cooking. Their fresh take on classic dishes caught my eye. The harees soup comes with a modern twist, and their luban ice cream surprises with frankincense flavoring.

Blending modern gastronomy with traditional Omani cuisine, Ubhar serves camel biryani, saffron-infused seafood, and other signature dishes in a contemporary setting. 📍 Address: 100 Al Kharjiyah St, Muscat, Oman 🌍 Website: Ubhar Oman 📷 Instagram:@omanubhar

Description and ambiance: Ubhar mixes traditional Omani flavors with modern presentation. The restaurant has a stylish interior. Signature Omani dishes: Ubhar is famous for its camel biryani and date pudding, showing local ingredients in creative ways.

Ubhar – ££ – named after the mythical lost city believed to be buried under the desert of southern Oman, this restaurant offers an array of Omani dishes – some with a contemporary twist. Walking distance to the Royal Opera House.

Ubhar’s name comes from an ancient city buried in southern Muscat. The restaurant focuses on Omani traditional dishes but what makes it so unique is the modern twists. Authentic Shuwa is made into a panini-style sandwich.

Ubhar is a comfortable restaurant that serves local food with a touch of sophistication. The ambience is pleasant and relaxed. They have popular Omani food but also some signature dishes such as camel biryani rice.

Wanted to order 2 tikka sandwiches but he told us they’re too busy and didn’t want to take our order. After I insisted he said we’d have to wait 30 minutes although the restaurant had only few customers.