Hashem Restaurant

The food is fairly good, very local place. It is cheaper than taking a breath! Plus open 24 hours, but limited menu. The cashier is super rude and that ruined both my trips to this restaurant. He definitely doesn’t like his job or is racist towards brown solo woman tourists and shouldn’t be sitting there if he treats customers like that

It is one of the busiest restaurants in all Amman. You are lucky if you can find a table during lunch. It is massive in terms of fast local food and everything is so quick. I am not a falafel 🥙 guy but falafel hummus and water local bread for only 3 Jod, it is totally worth it. Don’t expect much just sit and eat and go.

More than a century ago, the beginnings began... In the year 1910, in the beautiful Ajami area, located in the embrace of the Bride of the Sea, Jaffa, the vibrant heart of Palestine... the ancestors established this great legacy... and the journey of success began from there, carrying on its shoulders the authenticity of the past and the antiquity of the future.

Best Arabic food I have ever eaten in my life with loads of vegi options . Staff are extremely friendly . They took me to the kitchen showed me all the dishes . It was an unforgettable part of my time in Amman.

A must-visit spot – legendary place where the number of locals speaks for itself. The dishes are delicious, inexpensive and served at lightning speed. Orders are written down on slips of paper (there are no prices listed, but each dish costs very little) then the waiter immediately brings the food and you pay at the exit.

Dining at Hashem Restaurant in downtown Amman was an experience full of energy, flavor, and authenticity. Tucked into the heart of the city, this iconic spot pulses with life—bustling with locals and visitors alike, yet somehow still feels welcoming and effortless. The moment I arrived, I knew I was in the right place. There’s something charmingly chaotic about it—the waiters weaving through the tables with trays of hot falafel, creamy hummus, and fresh bread, while the sounds of the city spill in around you. It truly feels like you’re eating in the very soul of Amman. Hashem met all expectations and then some. The food was clean, incredibly fresh, and bursting with flavor. Each dish had that home-cooked honesty to it—simple, generous, and deeply satisfying. The falafel was crisp and golden, the hummus velvety smooth, and everything came out quickly despite the crowds. What I appreciated most was how effortlessly it all came together—you could taste the tradition behind every bite. And while the food alone was enough to draw me in, what made the experience even more memorable was the setting itself. Dining right in the midst of all the activity, seated outdoors under the soft glow of streetlights, felt wonderfully immersive. It’s not a polished or quiet place—but that’s exactly what makes it so vibrant and real. You feel connected—to the city, the people, the rhythm of everyday life. To top it all off, the prices are incredibly affordable. For such fresh, flavorful food in such a prime location, Hashem is a rare find—no pretense, just honest food and a generous spirit. If you’re visiting Amman and want to experience something local, alive, and truly satisfying, a meal at Hashem is a must.

Delicious food with a unique taste. The atmosphere has a classic old charm that makes the experience even better. Highly recommended

Loved the experience a lot. It's a simle restaurant with great vibe, tasty simple dishes and quick service, happy to come here again.