Middle EasternSpice MarketFeatured restaurantPlate Snob Pick
Spice Market
Zighy Bay, Musandam
The resort's warm, mud-kitchen dining room for Arabic breakfasts, mezze, grills and regional dinner specials.
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Oman's Middle Eastern restaurant edit.
From 2 matching venues, 2 researched picks made the cut.
Middle EasternSpice MarketTHE QUICK ANSWER
For Middle Eastern restaurants in Oman, start with Spice Market for traditional mud kitchen and Rawya for poolside daytime setting. Every restaurant shown here has enough editorial research to earn its place; the wider directory is kept separate.
Middle Eastern cooking covers more ground in Oman than a single category suggests. This edit favours restaurants with a clear speciality, useful practical detail and a reason to book beyond the cuisine label.
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Middle EasternSpice MarketFeatured restaurantPlate Snob Pick
Spice Market
Zighy Bay, Musandam
The resort's warm, mud-kitchen dining room for Arabic breakfasts, mezze, grills and regional dinner specials.
InternationalRawyaFeatured restaurantRawya
Shatti Al Qurum, Muscat
A bright poolside restaurant at Mandarin Oriental Muscat for breakfast, lunch and internationally minded plates with local touches.
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