Nasi Arab Taaiz @ Bukit Katil

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Assalamulaikum :)

And happy new year!! There is a new Arabic Restaurant in Malacca. So as usual my sisters and I went for our first food hunting in 2014. We went there with the rest of our family members. The restaurant is called as Nasi Arab Taaiz and it is located in front of SK Demang Husin, Bukit Katil. The restaurant serves Arab cuisines with cheap prices.

This was the front cover of the menu.


Chicken hanith with rice. (RM12) 
The taste was nice but make sure asking for soup to eat with.


Lamb kabsa with rice (RM14). 
We ate three portion of lamb kabsa so
the picture shows how huge amount it was.


Arabian bread (RM4). The bread was soo tender
 while it was hot but not when it was cold.
So please eat it before it getting cold.


Mint tea. (RM1.50)
I really love the mint taste!!


This was Barbican drink, a fruit based cordial drink 
which has been extremely popular in Arab countries.
Differ than it looked, it was non-alcoholic so no worries peeps!!


There were also Western cuisines served in the restaurant.
This chicken chop tasted okay for me 
but maybe theres too much of salt?? (RM8)


Honeydew pudding which was very tasty 
and I like the sweetness.


The unique table setting which was very Arabic.


The opening hours and all the details.


This was the restaurant!!



The food tasted okay and the price was okay. Where can you find Arab cuisines with this prices??


Nasi Arab Taaiz
Bukit Katil
Melaka, Malaysia.
(Opposite to SK Demang Husin)
(+6)019-2665903

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