Striking In Pink: Iftar @ Wadi Hadramwat~

During the weekend my brother decided to treat the whole family for Iftar. We consensusly decided to go for arab food furthermore actually i was craving for it since the early days of Ramadhan. I browsed through my umrah pictures and have been salivating for the yummy Roasted Chicken Mandy that i had there. hehe

Anyways, my brother suggested to go to a Yemeni Restaurant called Wadi Hadramwat which is located in Ampang. (It is rite opposite Victoria Station). Wadi Hadramwat is the first Yemeni restaurant in Malaysia. They offer an extensive array of authentic Middle Eastern and Yemeni cuisine, with the recipes all derived from the original country.

the beautiful entrance of Wadi Hadramawt Restaurant

~picture credit to yue pik kong blog~

We reached there after the Maghrib azan and the place is already crowded. It is even harder to find a parking place so we had to park our car at the Petronas petrol station next door. As anticipated there were already long queue at the Buffet Spread and due to our late arrival we were seated at the extended tables outside.

me enjoying the food..it's definitely delish~

The food was absolutely marvellous. Served at the buffet spread were samosa, hummus, arab bread, Lamb Mandy,grilled lamb,Chicken Mandy, Lamb Haneez, Chicken Haneez,Kebab and lots more arab dishes and also desserts. I personally feel that the food is delicious and worth the RM49 but only that it takes quite awhile for them to refill the food once it's finished. For drinks available were juices and also their hot tea and coffee,which was served with mint...that's how the arabs enjoys it.

men talk~ (my three brothers on the left and my bro in law extreme right)

I love this sweet pastry,its yummy~dunno the name of it tho'
For Maghrib Prayer me and my sister went upstairs (its a two storey building) and noticed the beautiful interior of the restaurant. There you would be fascinated by the interior that consists a lot of Arab Furnishing meets Morrocon style of deco. very impressive indeed!