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Haji Restaurant

37 Testimonials

Hospitality and gastronomy

Restaurant

Al, JURF-2 - opp. to Baldia Masjid - Al Jerf Industrial 2 - Ajman

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Overview

Tucked away opposite Baldia Masjid in Al Jerf Industrial 2, Haji Restaurant is the kind of place that whispers, “Hey, you hungry?” As someone who’s wandered through a fair share of eateries, I can’t help but rave about this spot. With a solid score of 4.5 out of 5 from 37 folks, it’s clear they’re doin’ something right.

So, what’s the vibe like?

Imagine stepping into a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a casual meal with friends or a solo splurge on a plate of something tasty. The menu features a decent range, and yeah, it seems like Pakistani flavors take the spotlight here. I mean, who wouldn’t love a korma mutton that’s just bursting with flavor? Or the Tawa Qeema that people can’t stop raving about? These dishes appear consistent with a love for authentic taste. Oh, and can’t forget the tea—it’s practically a local legend!

Now, let’s talk about the prices. Not too shabby! Folks have mentioned it being affordable, especially considering the quality. You can grab a good meal, maybe even a few small plates, without making your wallet wince. Plus, they serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner—so pretty much, they’ve got you covered any time of day.

For those with a busy schedule—Haji Restaurant’s open from early morning till late at night. Who doesn’t appreciate that kind of flexibility? And if you’re in the mood to feast at home, yes, they do takeout.

The atmosphere? Super chill. It’s the kind of place you can relax, enjoy some grub, and soak in the casual ambiance. Whether you’re dining solo, with friends, or in a group, there’s a spot waiting for you.

In short, Haji Restaurant appears to be a hidden gem in Ajman, where flavorful dishes meet a cozy atmosphere—all without breaking the bank. So why not pop in and see what all the fuss is about?