Diyafa

Middle Eastern restaurant · Neepsend ·

Diyafa

Middle Eastern restaurant · Neepsend ·

Middle Eastern plates & naan, generous portions, authentic Yemen feel

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95 Wicker, Sheffield S3 8GZ, United Kingdom Get directions

£10–20

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"Launched as a high-profile collaboration between the chef and an established restaurateur, this acclaimed restaurant was opened during an intense personal period (shortly after the chef had a baby) but the partnership dissolved about a year later; the chef walked away from the venture and cites the experience as a hard lesson about unequal expectations around failure and who is allowed to fail in the restaurant world." - Reem Assil

https://www.eater.com/young-guns-rising-stars/2019/8/7/20757242/failure-is-a-privilege-reem-assil-eater-young-guns-summit-talk

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"An Arabic restaurant launched through a partnership that paired a notable local chef with experienced operators to help translate her culinary point of view into a viable dining concept." - Andrea Strong

https://www.eater.com/2018/7/24/17596618/chefs-funding-new-generation-restaurateur-tom-colicchio-daniel-patterson-jon-shook-vinny-dotolo

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"An expanded, more ambitious Middle Eastern restaurant launched by the same baker behind a popular Levantine flatbread shop, conceived as a larger dining project to broaden the operator’s offerings beyond the bakery’s counter service." - Bill Addison

https://www.eater.com/2018/5/3/17311386/best-restaurants-oakland-bay-area

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Aishah S

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Everything was delicious, husband said the spaghetti & mince was the best thing he’s ever had for one who never liked spaghetti. Apart from a 5p coin found in the soup to which they apologised for, I have no other cons. The kids loved everything, gave them complimentary lollipops. Best thing we still had plenty to take back home to feed more people as the portions were insanely large! Would recommend trying out

Sujith S.

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expected more flavour and taste for the mandi rice but was pretty bland. chicken was well cooked and decent. had maqoob malaki, 7/10.

HB M

Google

Very fast service Soup is tasty, serviced free complimentary Food is delicious, meat, chicken and fish They also have tea with milk (Karak) served £ Very big portion in the dishes Toilet has a water cable for Muslims.

wasiq R.

Google

5 out of 5! I can definitely say one of the best Arabic restaurants I have ever been at. The food was amazing, the portion was great and price wise very affordable. The staff were also lovely.

Daryl M.

Google

Finally, got round to trying this spot. Authentic feel to the place and some lovely art inside. The menu has so many brilliant options and priced amazingly. Grabbed an araisi drink for myself and the lamb zorbian to share. The drink was tasty and unique, with the lamb dish being an enormous portion. It can easily feed two to three with such tender lamb making the experience that much better.

Mo B.

Google

Very good tasty food. It is well seasoned and prepped. Good customer service. Both cash and card payment accepted. Worth the visit.

Thirukumaran S.

Google

Ordered a lamb zubrian and adani tea....The quantity was more and can be eaten by two.Also got soup and sauce for free and it was good. The lamb was cooked well and the portion was generous with a big boiled potato...Tea was good.

Shehran Tariq (.

Google

The food is quite authentic, tastes really good. What sets it apart is the ambience makes you feel like you are sitting in Yemen and eating it. Portion size is worth the money. Quite generous with their portions and chances are you might need a takeaway box. Employees working there are polite and well trained. Kudos to the chef.

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Failure Is a Privilege — and to Innovate, It’s Necessary | Eater

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Diyafa

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391,688 Postcards · 10,991 Cities

How Big-Name Chefs Are Using Their Fame to Literally Pay It Forward | Eater

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Diyafa

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391,688 Postcards · 10,991 Cities

The 18 Most Exciting Oakland Restaurants to Eat at Right Now | Eater

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Diyafa

Aishah S

Google

Sujith S.

Google

expected more flavour and taste for the mandi rice but was pretty bland. chicken was well cooked and decent. had maqoob malaki, 7/10.

HB M

Google

wasiq R.

Google

5 out of 5! I can definitely say one of the best Arabic restaurants I have ever been at. The food was amazing, the portion was great and price wise very affordable. The staff were also lovely.

Daryl M.

Google

Mo B.

Google

Very good tasty food. It is well seasoned and prepped. Good customer service. Both cash and card payment accepted. Worth the visit.

Thirukumaran S.

Google

Shehran Tariq (.

Google

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