Sudanese food
Traditional Sudanese dishes are repeatedly described as delicious, clean and home-cooked.
Akher Lahza Restaurant اخر لحظة
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Akher Lahza is a Sudanese restaurant serving traditional Sudanese and Arabic food, with a home-cooked feel that keeps bringing diners back. Reviewers specifically mention the Sudanese shisha (meat), beans and ajus, alongside friendly hospitality and generally reasonable prices.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
134 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Signature meat
The Sudanese shisha (meat) is singled out as especially well cooked.
Reasonable prices
Several diners describe the meals as reasonably priced, including one calling the prices “mind blowing.”
Home atmosphere
The restaurant’s Sudanese character gives some diners a distinctly home-like feeling.
Friendly staff
Reviews mention cheerful, polite and helpful staff, including respectful cashiers.
Clean visits
Some diners found the restaurant clean and well organised, with one rating the experience 10/10.
What to Eat at Akher Lahza Restaurant اخر لحظة How we choose these items We use AI to find praise and criticism of specific foods and drinks in a selection of Google reviews. For Akher Lahza Restaurant اخر لحظة, this list is based on 50 reviews, not every review of the restaurant. The score is positive reviews minus negative reviews. For example, two positive reviews and one negative review give +1. Each review counts once per item; neutral comments do not change the score. A zero score is not a positive recommendation. “Only neutral feedback” means there are no positive or negative votes. “Mixed feedback” means equal numbers of positive and negative votes. The quotes are examples of what people said, not every comment we counted. We use different reviews where we can. We normally show up to 10 foods and 5 drinks with non-negative scores. Items with the same score stay together. If a tied group would go past the limit, that group and the lower non-negative scores go into Honorable mentions. If an overflowing positive top tie would leave the list empty, we show up to 10 items from that tie and keep the rest in Honorable mentions. Foods and drinks with a negative score are under What to Avoid. Use this as a guide to what reviewers liked, not a guarantee that you will like it too.
These items at Akher Lahza Restaurant اخر لحظة got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!
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“The best flafil in town”
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Review excerpts
“The best flafil in town”February 2018
Tips for a Better Visit
Check delivery. For delivery, confirm every extra: one customer reported missing salad and lemons and ignored requests.
Allow time. If dining in, allow extra time: one review says orders can take a long time to reach the table.
Plan parking. Plan your arrival around parking, which one diner described as very hard.
Check bread. If bread matters to your meal, ask whether it is fresh; one diner received it cold.
Try dine-in. Dine-in may be preferable to delivery when you want to check the order as it arrives.
Ask specials. Ask what is currently available if you want more variety; diners have requested additional popular Sudanese dishes.
Plan the visit
Practical details
2 31A Street
Al Murar, Dubai
| Mon | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Common Concerns
Service gaps
One review reported no waiter, while another described limited customer attention and a busy cashier.
Slow orders
A diner said orders took a long time to reach the table.
Delivery issues
A repeat delivery customer reported incomplete orders, including missing salad and lemons, and ignored requests.
Parking difficulty
Parking was described as very hard near the restaurant.
Cold bread
One otherwise positive service review found the bread cold and not fresh.
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The Bottom Line
Akher Lahza is a Sudanese restaurant for traditional food with a home-cooked feel. Reviews point to the Sudanese shisha (meat), beans and ajus as useful dishes to look for, while the restaurant’s Sudanese character is a big part of the appeal. Some diners also describe a warm, home-like atmosphere and friendly hospitality.
Prices are generally considered reasonable, and one review calls the meals “mind blowing” in value. Cleanliness is more mixed than the strong overall praise suggests: some customers found the place clean and well organised, while others said it needed tidying or more work on cleanliness. Service also varies.
There are reports of cheerful, respectful staff, but other diners mention no waiter, limited customer attention and long waits for food to reach the table. For a visit, plan ahead for parking, which one reviewer found very difficult. Delivery deserves extra checking: a repeat customer reported incomplete orders, including missing salad and lemons, and requests being overlooked.
Dining in lets you check the order directly, although it is worth asking about bread freshness after one complaint that it arrived cold. If you are hoping for kisra or other less common Sudanese dishes, ask what is available, since reviewers have specifically requested more popular dishes.