The best Lebanese restaurants Oman

In Salalah, it is THE table of always, tasty, varied, joyful like this Lebanon that we all love. Fadi and his team run the business with maestria, efficiency and good humor. Vine leaves, lamb's liver à la provençale, fatoush salad, lobsters, grilled grouper, falafels... fill colorful and copious plates. The only thing missing is a small glass of wine, but as the house prepares good dry cocktails and freshly squeezed juices, it does the trick. A pleasant mini terrace is available on cooler days. Excellent value for money.

This Lebanese restaurant, well known to Sohar locals, serves its perfectly spiced grilled fish in a cheerful, noisy dining room. There's a Family corner, for those who've integrated this behavioral practice. From time to time, a horn sounds in the street and the driver's order is taken directly from the lowered window. The Levantine flavors are as seductive and fresh as ever: salads, vegetable purées and these spicy brochettes are a delight. No alcohol, but you can be comforted by an excellent minty lemonade.

A pleasant, sober, classic and recent room for this well-kept restaurant on the site of the Al Hoota cave. At the map, Lebanese mezzés, day soups and salad salads and a choice of Lebanese, Turkish, Omani and Indian dishes in resistance dishes (chicken or beef Shawarma, historical, curries, etc.). Burgers-fries for the récalcitrants of exotic cuisine, fresh juice and ice. Also a large terrace for days of softness.