Al Liwan Restaurant — Restaurant in Pattaya City

I visited this Arabic restaurant in Pattaya and tried their Kuwaiti Tabag lamb rice. The portion was huge and the rice was nicely spiced and fluffy, but the lamb itself was disappointing – it was served from the rib/rack, which made it quite dry and not as tender or flavorful as it should be. Traditionally, Tabag tastes much better with shoulder or shank cuts.

The side broth was very plain and watery, lacking the depth of a proper lamb stock. Garnishes like lime, chili, and spring onion were fresh, and they offered a small glass of mint tea, which was a nice touch, though very small.

The atmosphere is casual, more like a cafeteria than a traditional Arabic dining experience, and the presentation of dishes was quite basic.

Overall: Large portions and fair prices, but the quality and authenticity could be improved, especially the choice of meat and the broth. Good if you’re hungry and want a quick Arabic meal, but not the...

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Let me say upfront, I don't go to many Lebanese restaurants. A friend took me to this one. For Lebanse people this restaurant may be a cultural norm and a good place to eat. For me, it was nothing special. On every level. But some of my assessment may be my own built-in restaurant biases. If a friend asked me to recommend or take them to a Lebanse restaurant in Pattaya, this would be an option. For me, I would not otherwise choose to eat...