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I gotta tell you; there are so many great restaurants in Al Khuwair, but if you don't get to sample this one, you'll have truly missed out. I happened to stumble on this restaurant after returning from Al Mouj and the food there was really great. Its specialism is seafood as the name suggests. I had a vegetarian Baba Ghanoush with bread starter, but for the main chose the seafood pasta (casserole). The portion was generously enormous, but the taste ;oh my goodness, I genuinely could not have wanted a better supper👍😋. The pasta is offered with shrimp, calamari and pieces of fish in the richest and tastiest cream sauce with a side of vegetables. I'm so sorry I discovered this just a few days before returning to the UK. This is definitely a place to dine in MORE than once. A very well earned 5stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. The owner also offered me a complimentary drink called Karkidhi which tastes so good a bit like sorrel

Awesome experience to traditional Omani food. Thank you to the staff for the warm welcome and chance to try the complimentary bowl of camel soup. The Shuwa meals were amazing.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Great spot. I'm hoping to visit it again before I leave On 1st April.. It's also here you'll find Muttrah Souq. To be totally transparent, I didn't get to dine (though I wanted to) here but there are also restaurants to choose from. Do however be aware ;if your are commuting by public transport, there is a cut off time after which buses (Number 4) will no longer run from here, back to the next connection centre which is called Ruwi (I think the one I caught was around 6.45pm). I unwittingly left a restaurant I planned to dine in which worked to my benefit as I would otherwise have missed the last bus. Taxis are available but do bear in mind (as Muskat is a long city on the bank of the Gulf of Oman) they will understandably charge a premium depending on your destination.