Al Bait Al Qadeem Restaurant and Cafe

Al Bait Al Qadeem Restaurant and Cafe

Traditional Persian Restaurant In Dubai

Al Bait Al Qadeem Restaurant and Cafe What you can expect during your visit Face masks required

for staff in public areas Hand sanitizer available to guests & staff Daily temperature and symptom

checks for staff Socially distanced dining tables Staff required to regularly wash hands Tables disinfected

between guests Single-use or sanitized menus Face masks required for guests in public areas Floors

marked for social distancing Single-use/Individually wrapped condiments Contactless ordering

Contactless payment Stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms Reservations & call-ahead seating only

We start our meal by saying” besme Allah Al Rahman Al Rahim” meaning In the name of Allah the Beneficent

the Merciful. Welcome to “Al Bait Al Qadeem” (Old House) a new cultural and historical concept delivered through

food and atmosphere.

We have chosen a unique location for “Al Bait Al Qadeem” Restaurant and Cafe as the building

was originally constructed in 1909 and owned by Mr. Abdulla Bin Jamaan, who was the possessor of pearl diving boats,

also he was working as a guardman for Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoom, then he became the first director of Dubai

Municipality in 1954 A.D. It is located in the historic Al Ras area in Dubai where you can smell and feel the history of the city.

We wish to take this opportunity to thank the government of Dubai and in particular the architecture heritage department at

Dubai Municipality for their efforts in preserving the old building and giving us the opportunity to turn our concept and

dream into reality at this beautiful location. Our menu includes a variety of local and Arabic dishes in addition to a

selection of famous Persian and Indian cuisines. Our menu represents the different communities living in Dubai who

have been sharing throughout the history of old commercial and cultural relationships.

Al Bait Al Qadeem Restaurant and Cafe We will tell you “Bel Afia”

which means “Bon Appet it” Majeed Saadi and Partners

Our menu includes a variety of local and Arabic dishes in addition to a selection of famous Persian and Indian cuisines.

It represents the different communities living in Dubai who have been sharing throughout the history of old

commercial and cultural relationships.