After two weeks of home-cooked meals and family gatherings, it’s easy to fall into a routine during Ramadan. While nothing beats the comfort of a homemade iftar, sometimes a change of scenery and a new set of flavours can be just what you need. If you’re looking to break the cycle, these Riyadh dining spots offer a range of experiences, from lavish buffets to traditional set menus…

A.O.K Kitchen – Open Buffet

💠 SAR 150 per adult
💠 SAR 91 per child
🕒 5:00 PM

A.O.K Kitchen brings a fresh take on Mediterranean-inspired dining with a diverse buffet featuring everything from comforting soups and crispy samosas to rich Arabian mains. End your meal with A.O.K’s signature desserts in a setting that blends warmth with modern flair.

Layali Al Sham Tent – Open Buffet

📍 Hyatt Place Riyadh Al Sulaimaniah
💠 SAR 180 per person
🕒 5:00 PM

Enjoy a spread of traditional Syrian, Lebanese, Jordanian, and Palestinian dishes served in a setting that captures the essence of Ramadan. With freshly baked saj, slow-cooked stews, and indulgent sweets, this buffet brings the comfort of Levantine hospitality to the table.

Nofa Riyadh – Open Buffet & Activities

📍 Radisson Collection Hotel
💠 SAR 399 per adult
💠 Iftar + Activities – SAR 499 per adult
💠 Iftar + Activities + Shisha – SAR 599 per adult
💠 Iftar + Activities – SAR 199 per child
🕒 5:00 PM

For those looking for more than just a meal, Nofa Riyadh offers a premium iftar experience paired with engaging activities. Alongside an international and local buffet, guests can take part in cultural and leisure activities, making it an ideal option for families and groups.

Günaydın – Turkish Set Menu

💠 SAR 210 per person
🕒 5:30 PM

Günaydın serves up a feast of Turkish favourites, starting with a hearty lentil soup, crispy Turkish kebbeh, and a selection of grilled meats cooked to perfection. Round off your meal with a serving of rich, flaky baklava and traditional Turkish-style qatayef.

Al Najd Village – Najdi Set Menu

💠 Chicken Kabsah – SAR 79 per person
💠 Hamees – SAR 94 per person
💠 Liver & Foul – SAR 84 per person
💠 Macaroni – SAR 84 per person
🕒 5:00 PM

For an iftar steeped in Saudi tradition, Al Najd Village serves up the rich flavours of central Arabia in an authentic setting. Dishes like jareesh and mutabbaq highlight the depth of Najdi cuisine, while the warm, rustic ambiance offers a true taste of Saudi heritage.

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