Al Romansiah (Al Iskan) serves saudi mandi and kabsa in Al Iskan, Madinah. Details come from public listings; menus and hours change, so confirm on arrival. All food is halal and no alcohol is served anywhere in Saudi Arabia.
Al Romansiah is a Saudi restaurant chain known for rice-and-meat platters, and this branch sits on King Abdul Aziz Road in the Al Iskan district, roughly 3 km from Masjid an-Nabawi and a short drive from the central hotel area. The menu centres on mandi and kabsa, with the Madinah listing singling out hashi mandi (camel meat served with Peshawri-style rice) as the dish most visitors try for the first time. Meals are served on large shared trays, so it suits families and groups better than solo diners. Reviews are mixed on consistency, with some praising cleanliness and service and others finding the lamb dry, so chicken mandi is the safer first order. The restaurant is spacious, has parking and separate entrances for families and individuals. All food is halal; drinks are juices, soft drinks, tea and Arabic coffee. Hours run late into the night, which makes it a practical choice for a post-Isha dinner.
| Price | SAR 35-90 (~$9-24) per person (estimate) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily from late morning to about 01:00 (to 02:00 Thursday-Saturday); verify locally |
| Reservations | Walk-in; no booking needed for casual venues, confirm hotel restaurants with the hotel |
| Address | King Abdul Aziz Road, Al Iskan, Madinah 42317 (tel +966 9200 00144) |
Signature dishes
- Chicken mandi
- Hashi mandi
- Lamb kabsa
Good to know
- Known for
- Saudi mandi and kabsa
Location
King Abdul Aziz Road, Al Iskan, Madinah 42317 (tel +966 9200 00144)
24.4700, 39.6416 View on map
Highlights
- Mandi and kabsa served on shared trays
- Hashi mandi (camel meat) listed as a signature dish
- Separate family and individual entrances plus parking
- Open late, to about 01:00-02:00
Tips for visiting
- Order chicken mandi first if unsure; reviewers rate it above the lamb.
- Share one large tray between two to three people to keep costs down.
- Take a taxi or ride-hailing car; the branch is not walkable from the Haram.
- Call the central number +966 9200 00144 to confirm hours before travelling.
When to visit
Lunch between 12:30 and 14:30 or late dinner after 21:30; weekends and Ramadan evenings are busiest.
Accessibility
Large ground-level restaurant with parking; confirm step-free access on arrival.
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Frequently asked questions
What is hashi mandi?
Hashi is young camel meat; at Al Romansiah it is served as mandi with spiced rice. It may not be available at every branch.
How much does a meal cost at Al Romansiah?
An estimated SAR 35-90 (~$9-24) per person, based on public listings.
Is a reservation needed?
No. It is a walk-in venue; a short wait is possible after prayers and in the evening.