‪zahrat Al Quds‬ from الشارقة Menu

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mansaf a traditional Jordanian dish of rice,lamb and stuffed @zahrat_alquds_restaurant jameed is made from goat yoghurt and at the cook it becomes salty, rich and turns into a creamy white sauce that is used to cook lamb for 4 to 5 hours until the meat really gets tender. the rice was simple to balance and jam the aromes of meat, I think only cooked with curcuma, salt and a little taste. it was dressed with cut fried... View all feedback.

Went here reading the reviews and wasnt disappointed at all. Musakhan rolls and Jordanian mansaf is what i ordered. The rolls were really delicious! I have had it from another place and i liked this one better. The mansaf was equally good. Well cooked rice and meat with plenty of pine nuts. Shall surely order more from here!

This is the best place in sharjah for authentic Palestinian/Jordanian food. The mansaf, msakkhan, freekeh soup, kofta and tahini, and ouzi are all to a high standard, friendly fast service, clean outlet and very generous portions one meal can feed 2 people. The mansaf is a little thicker and creamier than some may be used to but delicious all the same. This place gets full at the weekend and is popular and not so big so you may need to call to check for seats. The decoration of the restaurant with traditional Palestinian art, and ornaments is lovely! Highly recommended for a cultural exchange or visit to feel at home

PERFECT, i was surprised actually the food was super fresh, clean and tasty will advice allllll my friends to order from you guys, keep the good work up

Wanted to visit this place since too long, finally went there for a lunch with super hungry friends. We ordered Jordanian Mansaf and Palestinian Mosakhan along with some salad and soup. Both the dishes were simple and presented well. We found it to be as authentic as it gets. The Mansaf meat was too tender and juicy. We will definitely return again!

I always wanted to try Palestinian food and a friend recommended I try Zahrat Al Quds, especially the Mansaf (which I found later was Jordanian) but who cares. I really enjoyed the meal, it was a takeaway and the staff was very accommodating. The ambience is traditional and inviting definitely coming back to dine in someday.

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