Beiruti Restaurant (Sultanah Road)

Beiruti Restaurant on Sultanah Road is a branch of a Lebanese chain in the Ar Rayah district of northwest Madinah, Saudi Arabia. Sultanah Road is described as the main dining strip of this part of the city, lined with international and regional restaurants, and Beiruti is one of its dependable Levantine options. The chain also has branches on King Abdullah Road and Prince Abdul Majeed Road, so visitors staying in other districts may find a closer location. The cuisine is Lebanese grills and mezze; there is no Michelin recognition or celebrity-chef lineage, and the appeal is consistency and a familiar menu. The signature dishes are the beef shawarma platter at roughly SAR 30-50 (about $8-13), hummus at around SAR 12-20 (about $3-5), and shish taouk, marinated chicken skewers, at about SAR 35-60 (about $9-16). The shawarma platter works well as a solo meal, while hummus and shish taouk suit sharing with bread and pickles. The dining room is typical of a chain casual-dining outlet: bright, tidy, with tables for families and groups, and a moderate noise level that picks up at evening peaks. Modest everyday dress is appropriate. Alcohol is not served in Saudi Arabia, so the beverage list centres on fresh juices, soft drinks, mint lemonade, tea and coffee. Reservations are generally unnecessary and walk-in is standard, though large groups may want to call ahead on Fridays or Ramadan evenings. Expect to spend about SAR 30-70 (about $8-19) per person, estimated, which places it among the more affordable sit-down choices on Sultanah Road. The location is in the northwest of the city, so it is best reached by taxi or ride-hailing from the Prophet's Mosque area, and it is useful for visitors staying in the northwest who want a reliable Lebanese meal without a long trip.