Lehmann Family

First visit to a Chinese restaurant in Khobar and it was an intriguing experience, showcasing good execution of dishes that left a lasting impression. The flavours were rich and authentic, reflecting good culinary expertise. (It is important to mention that the standard of authenticity is compared against local standards and not that of the original cuisine.) The portion sizes seemed relatively smaller compared to other cuisines at a similar price point, which may not satisfy those with hearty appetites. The restaurant’s atmosphere with its romantically dark ambiance, adds a unique touch to the dining experience. This can be a hit or miss for patrons, as some may find it intimate and charming while others may prefer a brighter setting.

We had lunch here and everything we ordered were really delicious. The restaurant is airy and spacious, and on a sunny summer day, there’s plenty of lights coming through. Staff were friendly. Toilets were clean. It was overall a really enjoyable experience.

A hidden gem! If not because of the brown sign across the road, I wouldn’t have noticed there is such a beautiful and educational museum behind the scaffolding. The staff were all so wonderful, happy for a chat and can tell us so much about the historic building as well as the town. Amazingly there is a mammoth tusk on display in the museum. There are activity bags for children to play anywhere in a quiet place! My two kids had the best museum tea party ever. If we weren’t off somewhere, we would happily stay for longer. What a wonderful place to spend time! It’s also free to visit.

Comfort food in the heart of Canary Wharf! Popular rice outlet and generally quite long queue during lunch hours esp on a sunny day. It service is relatively quick. It would be even better if the rice comes with a cup of hot chicken soup to wash it all down……