Yum Yum Tree Arabian Food Court — Restaurant in Hyderabad

This is my first visit in 2020 to an Arabian restaurant in Hyderabad first of all I was very curious to visit Yum Yum Tree Arabian Food Court as many of my friends suggested it.

If you are looking for best place to spend and enjoy great western snacks and Arabian dishes then Yum Yum Tree Salala is must place to visit. They got roof top which was the first place I found in Old City with such a beautiful roof top ambiance.

I tried zinger burger and double chicken burger first and I suggest you must definitely not miss this chance to eat it they are famous for the zinger burger in Hyderabad I would like to give 5⭐/5⭐ for Zinger and Double chicken burger which cost at Rs.99/- and Rs.130/- only.

Then I tried Chicken Lebanese which is a sizzler it was so fantastic and delicious nicely cooked and roasted I give 4⭐/5⭐ to this and it cost at Rs. 180/- only.

Then finally I got to eat Special Yum Yum Tree Mix Mandi which contains 🐏+🐔+🐟 pieces in it the lamb mutton was soo juicy, chicken was well roasted and fish was fry well it was soo delicious and finger licking I would like to give 5⭐/5⭐ for this and it cost at Rs. 800/- only for 3 persons.

Let's come to ambiance they got good ambiance which is nicely maintained in Arabian style and need some modifications so I would like to give 4⭐/5⭐.

I was inspired and felt lucky to meet the owner of yum yum tree and his inspiring story of becoming a known Arabian restaurant in Hyderabad with 4 branches at present from only 2 store food court.

If you live in Hyderabad planning to enjoy great food then Yum Yum Tree Salala is best place to enjoy and it got...

This restaurant (barkas salala outlet) is housed in an old, shabby, dilapidated and smelly building. You may throw-up before you enter the restaurant on the 2nd floor. The decor of this restaurant was equally depressing and an unpleasant smell pervaded the entire space. Sound of heavy machinery demolishing the upper floors could be heard. The wash basin was worse than those installed on railway stations. The toilet was extremely unclean. We sat on unclean and smelly carpets in a small cabin which was designed to give us an authentic Arabian feel. The waiter looked equally unkempt and his appearance perfectly matched the overall dismal state of the restaurant. Meanwhile water arrived and plastic glasses accompanied the Bisleri bottle. The sight transported me from Arabian Nights to the land of deshi daruwalas who sell quick liquor on the highroads. The mutton mandi that we ordered was not bad and quantity was sumptuous. Six of us had to eat from two very large plates. We took it in good spirit and behaved like Arab Oil Merchants having a grand meal. The mutton, though well cooked, did taste bland and failed to excite my taste buds. Forget the Arabian fantasies. This is the last place you would plan to go if you are out for a meal with...

Rating: 3.5

I’ve been to this place after reading many good reviews and as many said, the food here is real good and tasty. The food is not really expensive for the size served but this place is dirty, like real dirty. The family food court is on second floor and while you take the stairs, there is good chance of you throwing up/ vomiting. That’s how dirty the place is. Even the cabins and on chairs you get see to a little different species of flies and mosquitoes. So, the bottom line is that this place is good to go with friends but not your family. The Lebanese tikka and Mandi were very tasty but after our lunch, when we came back to our car, my wife and I almost vomited on the street for the all the spit, cigarette smell and too many other bad drinks on the steps. Don’t trust the pictures posted by owner. They were posted when the place was opened. Now, it’s not as good as it looks in pictures.

I probably will never come back. I might order...