Naan Fusion نان فيوجن — Restaurant in Makkah Region

First visit to this branch of Naan - the fusion one. First the location, for those on the north of Jeddah, this is really easy to find in Obhur. It's just off the roundabout with the camels. Parking was fine (see later in description) This restaurant is so much brighter and nicer to sit in than the one near Red Sea Mall. Big glass frontage lets in plenty of light and the decor inside is very pleasant. Attentive wait staff along with the manager ensued we were well looked after. Poppadums and sauces were quickly brought and orders taken. The Menu. Here's the reason for dropping a star. There really was no vegetarian options on the menu. Our friends we were dining with are normally vegetarian so this was slightly embarrassing, however they were ok with shrimp dishes. The other disappointment with the menu was a lack of options: chicken, meat or shrimp in a number of different sauces, no side dishes apart from rice or naan breads. The food when it came, which was pretty quick, however was absolutely delicious. Well worth the trip unless you're...

"The flavors were incredibly rich and authentic! The chicken tikka masala was tender and juicy, and the naan bread was freshly baked to perfection." "I'm obsessed with the palak paneer - the creaminess and spices were spot on! The basmati rice was fluffy and aromatic, too." "The biryani was cooked to perfection, with each grain separate and flavorful. The lamb was tender and the spices were just right." "The samosas were crispy and golden, with a delicious filling. The chutneys and raita were the perfect accompaniments." "The curry was rich and creamy, with a depth of flavor that was amazing. The service was also top-notch and friendly."

"The dishes were made with love and care, and it showed in every bite." "The flavors were complex and layered, with a perfect balance of spices." "The texture of the naan/ perfect - soft and fluffy on the inside, and crispy on the outside." "The portion sizes were generous, and the prices were...

The most annoying thing about this place is the loud indian or lounge music they insist on playing. We had to ask 3 times for them to turn it down!

The food doesn't taste good at all unfortunately. The samosa was the best thing we ate. And the carrot dessert was also good. The butter sauce tasted sweet. The biryani had no flavor. The nan was chewy. The pumpkin soup is full of food coloring my lips and teeth were all stained for the night. The Tikka chicken was dry.

And the servers were not attentive to our table and...