Best Middle Eastern Restaurants in PJ

Dima is the place for anyone who has a keen eye and palate for authentic flavours. The recipes boasts some originality and is proudly held on for a long time; serving customers refined dishes that will satisfy most discerning taste buds. The range here starts from typical dishes like mandi and hanith, to more exquisite d’zurbiyah, khabsah, and madghout.

From Arabic to Egyptian and Yemeni cuisine, you will definitely fill your need for Middle Eastern food here. The shop is unpretentious and pays no attention to whether you’re here for a feast or a snack; after all, food knows no boundaries. Many locals and residential crowds flood this place for late night sessions, too - certainly a scene that should not be missed. 

This restaurant might carry a façade that condemns your wallet, but rest assured the dishes you find on the menu will be worth every penny you spend. Known primarily for their briyani, you will also find an array of Middle Eastern food. Nevertheless, your meal will only be complete with an order or two of their knee-weakening saffron rice. 

Samira’s menu marries and gives birth to a fusion of Pakistani and Arabic dishes, which contributes to the large range of mains and snacks you will stumble upon. But one notable dish that should be on your list is their Nasi Arab- topped with generous cuts of lamb or chicken and rice that will turn your tummy into a black hole with just one waft of the aroma. 

Revolving around the regal beauties of chicken and lamb mandi, khabsah, and hanith; your face will be adorned with a grin once you get a taste of the dishes here. Fluffy rice and lingering fragrances give you not only a satisfied tummy, but an enriching experience as well. 

This homegrown brand of Egyptian restaurant is your next food adventure stop. First ever authentic Egyptian food that includes the fusion of Malaysian and Egyptian cuisine. For the full Egyptian cuisine experience, you have to try the Molokhia Minced Leaf Stew and Koshari Mixed Grain Bowl ( Egypt's national dish).