Assaha Restaurant
📍 الخرطوم ـ شارع أفريقيا ـ جوار، السفارة الكندية، خرطوم2، Sudan
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Google: 4.1 • TripAdvisor: 4
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Assaha Restaurant in Khartoum, Sudan, is a charming spot that seamlessly blends Lebanese culinary tradition with a vibrant atmosphere. With a focus on Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, this restaurant is known for its inviting ambiance, complete with Lebanese village decor that enhances the dining experience. Guests appreciate the cozy, comfortable setting, which is perfect for various occasions—from family gatherings to business meetings. With a Google rating of 4.1 and a TripAdvisor rating of 4.0, it boasts a diverse clientele, including families and friends looking for a delightful meal together. Live music adds to the atmosphere, making it an ideal place to unwind while enjoying delicious food. Assaha offers an array of features such as outdoor seating and private dining options, making it a versatile choice for many diners.
Opening Hours
This establishment is temporarily closed.
Signature Dishes
- •Shawarma Plate
- •Shish Tawook
- •Tabouleh
- •Greek Salad
- •Iftar Buffet
- •Arabic Sweets
Overall rating 4.1 / 5 (735 reviews)
Google: 4.1 (474 reviews)
TripAdvisor: 4 (261 reviews)
Customer Reviews
Overall good experience though you pay for the atmosphere not for the food.
Wonderful place to stay. It's comfortable and cozy. Wonderful selection of food and with reasonable price.
My wife and I eat ate at Asaha often as a couple and I have attended the iftar events and new years eve celebrations here. Iftar and special occasions are marked with a buffet offering and live entertainment while ordinary weeknights have á la carte offerings off a menu. The cuisine offered is that of the Levant region (Lebanon/Syria) and it is superb! The deserts aren't bad, though if you aren't used to cakes in Sudan, you're probably going to want to stick to Ohm Ali or Arabic Sweets. I enjoy the sharwama plate with a Greek Salad while Rama enjoys their Shish Tawook with Tabouleh. I turn my sharwama into a Greek style souvlaki by adding the Greek salad to the sharwama, which I love. Shisha is offered too, and the ambience of the Lebanese village decor really elevates the experience. A lot of good memories here!
Assaha has, I think, a reputation it fails to deliver on. The entrance to the restaurant is impressive with some nice outdoor seating and a small swimming pool. The menus we had were pretty much falling apart and ordering in English wasn’t easy; both because most staff didn’t speak English and the menu translations were often pretty cryptic - and this was combined with pretty average service. Also a number of items unavailable. The prices are very high - definitely the highest priced restaurant we visited in Khartoum. Portions were fine by general standards which means small by Sudanese standards. Our food was good, but not fantastic - and we had high hopes. There are lots of less fancy looking places in town with much better food and at far lower prices. Probably only worth going if you’re an especially nervous traveller or if you want to have a hookah. Yes there was live music, however due to the volume it didn’t actually enhance the ambiance. And desert was cheesecake or chocolate cake / with no actual Lebanese options unfortunately. Didn’t love it I’m afraid.