16 top-tier Iftar deals under SAR150 in Riyadh
Iftars for every budget
Now that the first week of Ramadan is coming to a close, and you’re tired of cooking every day (we know we are), but still can’t afford to break the bank, we’ve got you. Here, we’ve rounded up Iftars in Riyadh for every budget, starting as low as SAR40. Meet your Iftar deals under SAR150 in Riyadh.
Under SAR45
Al Romansiah
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At Al Romansiah, you can look forward to a top-tier Iftar box (as usual) for just SAR32. The Ramadan box includes half madhbi chicken (with rice), samosas, soup, dessert, your choice of juice or laban, dates, tahini, and water.
Location: Various locations
Timing: 4pm to 4.30am
Cost: SAR32
Baytoti
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Fancy some Chinese food for Iftar? Baytoti is Saudi Arabia’s very own Chinese food chain, one that we love. Here, you can check out a SAR44 Iftar deal offering up chicken kung pao, beef Chinese steak, served with fried rice and your choice of drink.
Location: Various locations
Timings: 4.30pm to 4.30pm
Cost: SAR44
Fire Grill
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Saudi Arabia’s version of Chipotle, Fire Grill, is on the healthier side of things when it comes to Iftar. At SAR32, you can look forward to a grilled chicken Mexican-kabsa served with samosas, dates, juice, sour cream, and salsa.
Location: Various locations
Timing: 3pm to 4am
Cost: From SAR32
Maqloba
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This definitely has nothing to do with the fact that this reporter’s second Iftar was actually at this particular restaurant (we love Maqloba in this house)… Let’s just say when it comes to iftar deals, Maqloba has to be one of the cheapest ones out there. Here, at SAR19, you can get a whole iftar bukhari complete with samosas, soup, and even laban. You can also get the maqloba press and the tandoori press for SAR30. For an extra SAR15, you can get tandoori butter chicken and regular butter chicken for SAR35.
Location: Various locations
Timing: 3.30pm to 3.30am
Cost: From SAR20
Under SAR100
Crazy Pizza
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One of the best Ramadan deals can be found at one of this reporter’s favourite restaurants (we have taste over here). At Crazy Pizza, your iftar begins with a choice of soup (tomato or truffle), followed by a choice of starters (spinach salad, arancini saffron, or tricolore salad), main courses (including top-tier pizzas and pastas), and the incredible panettone for dessert, all for just SAR90.
Location: Tahlia, Oud Square, and North Yard
Cost: SAR90, book by calling 920 007 275
Kayzo
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Served with complimentary water, dates, and saudi coffee, Kayzo is inviting you to a Japanese feast for Iftar this year. At SAR95, you begin your meal with the Ramadan soup of the day, goma spinach salad, and popcorn shrimp, followed by tempura shrimp maki, chicken empanada, and crab filo. For mains, you can look forward to the chicken kushi with mushroom takikome. End your meal on a sweet note with the delicious Kayzo date cake.
Location: 2752 Prince Musaid bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi Street, As Sulimaniyah
Cost: SAR95, book here
Los Bandidos
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Located in one of Riyadh’s most bustling complexes, Los Bandidos is rolling out a SAR99 iftar deal. Accompanied by Saudi coffee, luqaimat, dates, Vimto, water, and samosas, you’ll be having a three-course meal, starting with your choice of soup (mushroom or pumpkin), followed by your choice of salad (Caesar salad or Italian), and main options with include Rigatoni or chicken alfredo, green fettuccine, lemon spaghetti or mushroom risotto.
Location: Midtown
Cost: SAR99
Rowley’s
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A recent entry, but one that’s very dear to Riyadh diners, is Rowley’s. The fuss-free steakhouse takes away the time you’d normally spend agonising over the same menu over and over again (guilty). Available from 5pm to 8pm, the power iftar by Rowley’s features 200 grams of steak, fitness salad, unlimited fries, sauce, and a Ramadan beverage all forjust SAR80.
Location: KAFD
Timing: 4pm to 3.30am
Cost: SAR80
Urth Caffe
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Once Urth Caffé crosses your mind, you can rarely shake the thought. The Ramadan set menu is designed to be shared among two people at SAR154 with the main course (so SAR77 per person) or SAR110 without the main course (so SAR55 per person). Take your pick from two soup de jour options, followed by kale salad, hummus and mutabbal served with zaatar and pita bread, foul, and sambousa. For mains, you can enjoy the limited-time special orzo rice and short ribs, rigatoni bolognese, or fusilli parma rose and chicken milanese.
Location: Various locations
Timings: 5pm to 3am
Under SAR150
Agio
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Italian comfort dishes are rarely done as well as Agio does them. For the four-course iftar menu, you begin with soup (choice of flamengo, minestrone, or lobster) followed by starters (choice of insalata Greta, insalata dell’orto, veal ragù in filo pastry, or pizzetta bolognese). For mains, you get a choice of fettuccine alfredo, rigatoni piccante, seabream alla zingara, pollo mamma rosa, or crispy baby chicken, and since no meal is complete without dessert, you can tuck into either lemon panettone or lemon tiramisu, all for just SAR130.
Location: Northern Ring Road, Hittin
Cost: SAR130
attaché
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attaché presents a carefully composed set menu priced at SAR125, designed to honour comforting classics while introducing elevated flavours. The experience opens with lentil soup and a fresh tomato salad, followed by a selection of appetisers including Gruyère sambosa and romesco muhammara served with waffle potato chips. Guests can then choose from three main courses: a slow-cooked lamb shank served with honey-cumin roasted carrots and mashed potato, the signature Charcoal Chicken 2.0 accompanied by duggus pico de gallo and saffron rice, or a vegetarian stuffed cabbage filled with tomato burghul and roasted vegetables, finished with sumac sour cream and chilli oil. The meal concludes with a traditional Ramadan sweet platter featuring basbouba, kunafah, or Saudi coffee cheesecake.
Location: Al Safarat, Riyadh 12513
Cost: SAR125, book here
Beefbar
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Everyone’s favourite steakhouse is also rolling out a Ramadan menu you’ll definitely want to check out. At SAR110, you can look forward to apps like soup, stracciatella fattoush, chicken kaarage, and wagyu shawarma hummus. Moving on to mains, this is the real showstopper, picture mouthwatering slow-cooked beef served with smoky aubergine puree. For your dessert, you can tuck into the delicious creme brulee with mixed berry compote.
Location: 8712 Prince Abdulaziz Ibn Musaid Ibn Jalawi St, 4237،
Cost: SAR110, book here
Myazu
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Available until 8pm, Myazu is where you want to go to truly give your taste buds a feast as soon as you break your fast. At SAR140, you can tuck into soup of the day, wagyu sliders, kale salad, popcorn shrimp, wagyu bite, plus chan san maki. For mains, look forward to the mushroom takikome and the grilled spring chicken. For a sweet treat after iftar, you can enjoy the warm date cake served with a side of ice cream.
Location: Musad Bin Jalawi, As Sulimaniyah
Cost: SAR140, book here
ROKA
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The Ramadan set menu at ROKA is designed for sharing, featuring starters, a choice of main, and dates mochi ice cream served with traditional laban, dates, and Saudi coffee. Available daily from sunset throughout Ramadan, from 5.30pm to 1pm, alongside two exclusive Ramadan specials
Location: Midtown
Cost: SAR140, book here
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