Where to eat in Kuwait (for foodies!)

@Ribosom that's the spirit

The place is a bit small (something like 5X5) so if you bring in a stroller you'd feel that the place is a bit clogged.

As they say, a picture speaks for a thousand words, here are some links to give you a better idea:
- Happy Richters
- 248am review
- B&D Kuwait
- Angkors Away

Enticed?

justfedup wrote:

Place: Habesha Restaurant, Hawally, Ibn Khaldoon St.
Date: 4/4/2014 (day, month, year or month, day, year ... doesn't matter )
Time: 7:00 PM

Depending on the number, I'm paying .... Who's up for it?

I'd go but I'm away this weekend!  Will try it another day

IM IN! unless I go to watch Captain America: The Winter Soldier

It seems like it's a very friendly place considering they like to eat from your plate

Actually I'd rather have them eat from my plate than refusing to do so! 

As suggested before, I will be there at 7. My number is: 66101798 in case you're not sure about directions.

I (and whomever arrives) will wait for 20 minutes before we start ordering. Have a good day.

We'll be there (all 2 and 1/2 of us).

How was the meal?

Hey Kevan! Excellent food, friendly people, nice atmosphere and fantastic company. Not to forget the coffee!

Thanks jfu for the great evening!

Check out this event ... Anybody got any info about it?

I think Ethio-Sudan Cafe & Restaurant looks nice. What'd you think?

Looks like it's a poetry slam, contest starts at 9pm!

It's an RSVP event so hopefully the link works. I got super excited for a second when I thought it was Jamaican food... hahhaa

hello everyone. if you. happen to come near fahaheel, please visit SATCHI restaurant. its a japanese restaurant.  im working as receptionist. you are all welcome. ^_^

@franzee I'm surprised that there's a japanese restaurant which I didn't know of. From the pictures I have seen on google it looks like a nice place .... but it looks expensive too

Can you please give us an idea of the size of portions and prices? For example how big and how much is a plate of Salmon Sashimi? etc. What makes Satchi different from other japanese restaurant? What's their specialty?

Seems like a blast to me!