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Restaurants · Makkah, Jeddah

Yaza

  • CuisineModern Saudi
  • CategoryRestaurant
  • VibeCasual fine dining with contemporary Saudi flavours
  • PriceMichelin $$$ band; about SAR 150-300 (~$40-80) per person

Yaza is a casual fine-dining restaurant at 6315 Prince Sultan Road in the As Salamah district of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, listed by the Michelin Guide as Michelin Selected and flagged as an Inspectors' Favourite. The kitchen presents modern Saudi cooking that draws on Hijazi tradition and reinterprets it with contemporary technique. Josper-grilled meats are central to the approach, and the menu mixes classic and updated regional dishes.

Michelin Selected Inspectors' Favourite on Prince Sultan Road blending classic and contemporary Saudi dishes, including Hijazi debyaza lamb.

Yaza is a casual fine-dining restaurant at 6315 Prince Sultan Road in the As Salamah district of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, listed by the Michelin Guide as Michelin Selected and flagged as an Inspectors' Favourite. The kitchen presents modern Saudi cooking that draws on Hijazi tradition and reinterprets it with contemporary technique. Josper-grilled meats are central to the approach, and the menu mixes classic and updated regional dishes. Signature plates include Hijazi debyaza lamb served with fresh bread, a dish rooted in the western region's festive cooking; roasted prawns with mint sauce, which reflect the Red Sea coast; and an Om Ali twist, a reworking of the Egyptian-origin bread pudding that is a popular dessert throughout the Arab world. The restaurant sits in the Michelin three-dollar band, with a meal typically costing about SAR 150-300 (roughly $40-80) per person. The dining room is polished but relaxed, in keeping with the casual fine-dining label: expect a contemporary interior, attentive service and a mood suited to family dinners, business meals and celebrations rather than a hushed tasting-menu atmosphere. Noise levels rise in the evening, and dress is smart-casual, with modest clothing the norm in Saudi Arabia. Alcohol is not available in the kingdom, so the beverage side relies on Saudi coffee, tea, juices, mocktails and soft drinks. Dinner is the typical service, though opening hours are not published and should be confirmed. Reservations are advisable, particularly for Thursday and Friday evenings, and can be made through the restaurant's Instagram or Google Maps listing. Booking a few days ahead is a sensible precaution for groups, and larger parties may need longer notice. The Inspectors' Favourite flag means the restaurant has drawn attention from Michelin reviewers, so interest from visiting diners is high. The location on Prince Sultan Road is convenient for visitors staying in the central and northern parts of the city. Those new to Hijazi food can start with the debyaza lamb, which best shows the kitchen's blend of tradition and modern presentation.

Practical information for Yaza · Last updated September 2026
Price Michelin $$$ band; about SAR 150-300 (~$40-80) per person
Hours Hours not published; dinner service is typical
Reservations Reserve through the restaurant's Instagram or Google Maps listing
Address 6315 Prince Sultan Road, As Salamah, Jeddah 23446, Saudi Arabia

Signature dishes

  • Hijazi debyaza lamb with fresh bread
  • Roasted prawns with mint sauce
  • Om Ali twist

Good to know

Known for
Josper-grilled meats and contemporary Hijazi dishes

Location

6315 Prince Sultan Road, As Salamah, Jeddah 23446, Saudi Arabia

21.5750, 39.1550 View on map

Highlights

  • Michelin Selected Inspectors' Favourite
  • Hijazi debyaza lamb served with fresh bread
  • Roasted prawns with mint sauce
  • Josper-grilled meats and an Om Ali twist for dessert

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve via Instagram or Google Maps, especially for Thursday and Friday evenings.
  • Start with the Hijazi debyaza lamb, the dish that best shows the kitchen's style.
  • Budget about SAR 150-300 per person for dinner.
  • Dress smart-casual and modestly.
  • Confirm opening hours before going, as they are not published.

When to visit

Dinner is the main service. Weekday evenings are easier for tables than Thursday and Friday.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access and step-free entry are not published for the Prince Sultan Road venue. Visitors with mobility needs should confirm with the restaurant when booking.

Frequently asked questions

What style of food does Yaza serve?

It serves modern Saudi cooking, blending classic Hijazi dishes with contemporary techniques and Josper-grilled meats.

Is a reservation necessary?

Booking is advisable, especially on Thursday and Friday evenings. Use the restaurant's Instagram or Google Maps listing.

What does Inspectors' Favourite mean?

It is a Michelin Guide flag for restaurants that inspectors particularly liked among the Selected listings.

How much does dinner cost?

About SAR 150-300 (roughly $40-80) per person.