Want to break your fast in the gorgeous AlUla landscape? Habitas AlUla will be serving a delicious spread for both iftar and suhoor throughout Ramadan.
The meals will be taking place in Habitas AlUla’s on-site restaurant called Tama, which in Arabic means “here”. It’s named after the essence of being present, which is precisely the goal of Tama.
To set the memorable dining scene, you’ll be surrounded by sandstone mountains. There you can enjoy your nights amongst rustic interiors or on the terrace under starlight AlUla night skies. At SAR350, the iftar menu will include a selection of mezze dishes from ejjet al fallah to hot appetisers including coconut shrimp and main courses such as fish harra with tahini, Arabic spices and nuts.
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After a sweet treat? Habitas AlUla will be serving homemade umm Ali, which is a Middle Eastern bread pudding, and mouhalabieh, a milk flan flavoured with orange flowers.
For SAR210 for suhoor at Habitas AlUla, you’ll be treated to a selection of fresh juices, warm breads, traditional Arabic cheeses, eggs and seasonal fruit.
Habitas AlUla launched in 2021 with a mission to stay as green as possible. The sustainable hospitality brand has launched its first property in the Middle East at an ancient oasis in the desert canyons of the Ashar Valley.
Open daily sunset onwards for iftar.1am-3am for suhoor. ourhabitas.com
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