Al Baha Levantine Restaurant

Al Baha Levantine Restaurant

Port Saeed

Al Baha is a Levantine restaurant in Port Saeed, located on the ground floor of Al Khoory Sky Garden Hotel. Reviews make it especially appealing for Arabic shawarma, hummus dishes and a relaxed dine-in meal, with hotel room ordering also available.

Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
108 ratings
5★
78%
4★
14%
3★
4%
2★
1%
1★
4%

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The Good Stuff

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Shawarma

Arabic shawarma is repeatedly praised, with one diner calling it a must-try.

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Hummus Trio

The trio of classic, eggplant and red-spiced hummus earned a strong 10/10 review.

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What to Eat at Al Baha Levantine Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Al Baha Levantine Restaurant, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 9

  1. Arabic shawarma Net +1
    “Arabic shawarma is a must try. Very delicious food.”
  2. Chicken shawarma Net +1
    “I also tried their chicken shawarma, and it had a pure, authentic taste.”
  3. Classic chickpea hummus Net +1
    “First was the classic chickpea hummus, then the eggplant hummus, and finally a red-spiced hummus. All three were incredible—solid 10/10!”
  4. Eggplant hummus Net +1
    “First was the classic chickpea hummus, then the eggplant hummus, and finally a red-spiced hummus. All three were incredible—solid 10/10!”
  5. Fatat humus Net +1
    “Very excellent Lebanese food, I give 10/10 for the humus, fatat humus, chicken and beef dishes however for the soup I give 3/10 and I don't advise you to order it. Stick to the humus dishes and chicken and beef and you will enjoy it😍”
  6. Lamb chops Net +1
    “Then came the lamb shawarma… OMG. This is the kind of place you’ll want to visit again and again just for their shawarma and lamb chops.”
  7. Lamb shawarma Net +1
    “Then came the lamb shawarma… OMG. This is the kind of place you’ll want to visit again and again just for their shawarma and lamb chops.”
  8. Red-spiced hummus Net +1
    “First was the classic chickpea hummus, then the eggplant hummus, and finally a red-spiced hummus. All three were incredible—solid 10/10!”
  9. Kebab seekh Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “Average food ordered kofta and they brought kebab seekh and said this is kofta! Don’t know why others give so exaggerated ratings?”
What to Avoid (1)

Food 1

  1. Kebab khous khash Net −1
    “The kebab khous khash that I ordered the portion is not the same as the menu”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Try Shawarma. Put Arabic shawarma near the top of your order; one hotel guest called it a must-try.

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Skip Soup. Consider avoiding the soup, which one reviewer rated 3/10 and did not recommend.

Plan the visit

Practical details

24 16c St
Port Saeed - Deira, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Tue12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Wed12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Thu12:00 PM – 10:00 AM
Fri12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sat12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Sun12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Dish Mix-Up

One diner ordered kofta but received seekh kebab and was told it was kofta.

Voucher Confusion

A family had a lengthy dispute over redeeming three Entertainer vouchers for six meals.

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The Bottom Line

Al Baha is a Levantine restaurant in Port Saeed, on the ground floor of Al Khoory Sky Garden Hotel. It suits diners looking for familiar Levantine plates in a comfortable setting, and hotel guests have the added option of ordering food directly to their rooms. Arabic shawarma is a recurring recommendation.

The reviews point to several dishes worth considering: lamb shawarma, lamb chops, chicken shawarma and a trio of hummus featuring classic chickpea, eggplant and red-spiced versions. One diner rated all three hummus dishes 10/10. Warm fresh bread is also reported as a complimentary appetizer, while the ambience and Dubai skyline view add to the appeal for a relaxed meal.

Service is generally described as courteous, friendly and attentive, and several reviewers mention good value, generous portions or reasonable prices. There are some specific cautions: one customer received seekh kebab after ordering kofta, another found the kebab khous khash portion different from the menu, and a delivery review complained about smell, reheated food and unanswered calls. If you use Entertainer vouchers, clarify the redemption policy before arriving, especially for a group.

The soup has a notably poor review, so the hummus and shawarma dishes look like safer starting points.

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