Najd Village

Elegant and beautiful place and delicious traditional food with great views Family section is wide and quiet, but somehow it is not too bright at night. I suggest that you add more light for it, other wise it was perfect 👌🏻 Recommended for friends who are visiting the country and want to try traditional food.

This restaurant is recommend by a friendly resident I met on the street. Because I would love to sit on the floor of eating. Really nice cuisine. There are parkings. Food is tasty and price is reasonable. 🙃🙃🙃Great place of very Arabic traditional experience dining. Also great vibe for friends meet-up. I have my dinner here. Recommend for traditional experience dining. 👍

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 I recently visited Najd Village Restaurant and I'm blown away by the serene ambiance! 😌 The moment I stepped in, I felt at peace. The calm atmosphere is perfect for a relaxing meal. But what really stole the show was the EXCELLENT service! 🤩 The staff were attentive, friendly, and made sure I had everything I needed. Highly recommend Najd Village Restaurant for a wonderful dining experience! 👍" special to mahestra.

I really enjoyed the food and the quality was great, very cultural, and unique, but the prices are daylight robbery (too expensive) the atmosphere is an experience, service was great, prices are horrible, would not recommend if on budget, 12 riyals for hot salad?! (Daqous).

In this traditional mud Saudi house you will eat the nicest chicken or lamb and rice you can imagine, in the middle of a traditional atmosphere and curious old artifacts. It is a must if you are new in Riyadh! You can come with friends and family to enjoy quality time!

I was invited to this fascinating and truly unique spot by a Saudi business partner, and from the moment we stepped in, it turned into a deep dive into the geography, history, and traditions of the Najd region and Saudi Arabia as a whole. For someone like me - a geographically confused foreigner - this experience sparked discussions about Bedouin customs, camel meat, and how this central region gave rise to the ruling Saud family and Riyadh’s ascent as a modern powerhouse. We weren’t a small group and were ushered into a large private room. Soon, the “table” began to take shape - assembled right on the traditional Saudi rugs that covered the floor. Only a few courtesy chairs and a single side table were available, mostly reserved for the experienced. The rest of us were clearly expected to do it the traditional way - on the floor. Large shared platters of rice topped with lamb, chicken, and yes, camel, began to appear, along with endless tin pots of sauces, stews, and thin, crusty flatbread. The plates were placed along the border of the spread, inviting us to settle into our cross-legged seats around the communal bounty. A word of advice: don’t show up to a traditional Saudi meal in a suit or without a few months of yoga under your belt. The food is warm, generous, humble, and made to be shared. Eating it is easy - getting up is the real challenge. Najd Village is more than a restaurant, it’s a unique cultural experience. Just try not to pull a hamstring on your way out.

A perfect place for someone who wants to go to a restaurant situated in a traditional house. Prices are higher, but portions of the meals are also very big. I was at the restaurant with my 4 colleagues, so all together, it was 5 of us. We ordered 3 meals that we shared and we still had leftovers. Taste-wise, food is good. I don't believe that anybody at this place speaks English, so it's good to visit the restaurant with someone speaking Arabic, if you want to get meal recommendation. The place itself is huge and there are multiple types of rooms that you can choose from, including private dining rooms. A mixed group of men and a woman wasn't an issue here.

The best authentic Saudi experience Restaurant in Riyadh. Excellent traditional menu and the ambience is very authentic. Must experience for all visitors to Riyadh