Reviews ‪qdeemk Ndeemk Cafe‬

This is the type of places you fall in love since the review, so you decide to try it and... it’s even better! Ordered breakfast for two and wow, we couldn’t even finish, it was huge! Special mention to the ambiance, it’s groovy and so inviting!

Good restaurant for traditional breakfasts
Try the traditional plate like nakhi, foul , sambosa and of sure tea

I’ve not yet been able to figure out how to pronounce the name but that just makes this place more interesting. Been there on two separate days at different times and tried new things on the menu. Shakshouka served here is more like scrambled eggs in a tomato base than whole cooked eggs in tomato sauce (the kind I’ve had at Paperfig Sharjah).

The lamb sliders were well done with caramelized onions stuffed between two really soft buns. But super basic. No pickles, no mustard, just tomato, cheese and lettuce. The chicken sliders were a little better.

The stars of the entire meal were the skinny fries and the tea (the color!). Décor is insta-friendly and quirky. They have old Emirati songs playing in the background which I find genuine. Prices are steep for what I would say is a basic menu.

The new restaurants in Muwailah are similarly priced but have some stupendous things on offer.

This place has a very awesome feel to it. The decor and the ambience is simply fantastic. My husband and I were just on our usual walk and decided to go try out the place. Since we weren't that hungry We just ordered dynamite shrimps and some sort of bread. The shrimps were really yummy however the bread was just okay. Looking forward to going there again and try more things.

Walked in early afternoon to satisfy a sweet tooth.. must say was pleasantly surprised to find that they didn't fall into the trap of a traditional only eatery. There is a dish to cover international and traditional.. ordered two deserts and was massive couldn't finish it... every bit of the restaurant had small hints of that 80's and 90's UAE that i grew up in.. absolutely loved the ambience and the fact that they devoted nearly half their floor space to a car and memorabilia. Will visit soon just to try their dishes.. keep up the effort

A quite and calm place. Food was great. Would be 5 out of 5 if service was a bit more on point. Decor was cool. I have been qalking pass for 2 years and just found this place.
Amazing all around.

Had a good lunch with family today, food was delicious we tried the bakoora, chicken beryani, lamb machboos and baked tiger prawns, the atmosphere is lovely and takes you back in time, like being in a 70s movie. highly recommended.

Discovered this traditionally defined cafe showcasing the culture of UAE which is located opposite fairmount hotel in Ajman.

Food - The food options are limited and the taste is pretty average. It is a good place to have afternoon tea and snacks with your friends.
We had ordered mini pakoda sandwiches, potatoes fries, legemaat (arabic dumplings)and Karak Chai
The pakoda sandwiches weren't very authentic in taste and lacked spices . Legemaat were really nice .However the karak chai was one of the best chai I've had jn a while . The presentation of food and tea was commendable.

Service - You have to wait for a while for your order
Interiors/Ambiance- Really fascinating and very traditional be it huge painting of the arabic tv artist or the old film frames and cds on the walls to the antique furniture.I personally loved the red vintage car parked inside the cafe and the details of old cosmetics laid near the ladies washroom. It was a very creative gesture

Overall Rating-3.5/5

Went to this very cute cafe in Ajman today. I loved the interiors, it's very funky and definitely one of its kind in Ajman.
I had a Moroccan tea only but the staff and service was amazing.
Definitely worth checking out

I had this place on my mind since long time, so finally I end up going last Friday. Finding this place was not difficult as it's located exactly opp to fairmont hotel Ajman, but what the problem is about this location is parking. I was there by 10 and I got parking after good 20 mins, so guys on weekend's it's gona be tough.

Once we got parking, next thing was waiting line , as it was Friday and weather was good, soo it was crowded, we had to wait 20mins though the server said 40 mins, but thankfully we got earlier.

Now let me come to main part FOOD: SERVICE AND INTERIOR .

Food
They offer a wide variety of breakfast, emirati style, Lebanese style, Indian style and English style , I hope I m not forgetting any other.
They have individual serving as well as sharing servings too. Individual priced at 45 dhs and sharing at 95 dhs.

As we were 2 so we opted for Emirati style breakfast sharing portion which is good enough for 3 People.
I loved the way they serve in small metal pot , on them differnt lines and quotes are written in arabic,breakfast consists of different dishes

1. Minced Eggs and tomatoes : this was the best out of all, seriously we loved it. Trust me you will keep on having it again n again.

2. Chickpeas : they were just alright , seemed like canned ones , if they had boiled them abit more; it would be great; as this way they were abit hard

3. Bajela which are large board beans , and honestly don't ordered them , seemed like they just straight away pour into dish from can, cudnt even had one.

4. Oman chips and kraft sandwiches : these were alright, I wish bun were abit soft. But overall not bad ; Oman chips sandwiches are not traditional Emirati food but it had become a part of cultural, I love it more in partha .

5. Balaleet; these are sweet vermicelli, fried and topped with omelette, making it crunchy sweet tender and savoury at same time.

6. Three different styles of breads , one was chebab that's arabic style pancakes which I love , other one was very thin bread which is usually taken with liquid type of dishes and other was abit thick.

This platter was quite filling so along with just ordered karak tea and water

I am in love with karak they it was just perfect with little taste of cardemom. They serve in traditional pot n cups. My grandmother also used to have such cups. * which took me in my childhood days*

Sharing platter is priced at 95 dhs , karak tea pot is priced at 17 dhs and water at 7 dhs.

Btw guys you can replace beans and chickpeas with any other dish but it had to be from emirati breakfast ( there are few other options too ).

Service : as mentioned Earlier it was Friday so these guys were super busy , though they were trying there best to serve everyone on time. Overall it was good I must say there manager was really kind lady.

Interior; it keeps for itself ; you will feel u are in some old arabic drama set or , some heritage musum. U will surly love it.

M I going back : yes totally.

We visited yesterday my friend and I to try the Emirati breakfast, I thought it was only Emirati but I loved that they have different kinds of breakfast like the Levant, Egyptian and Indian, English beside the Local one. so we ordered The Emirati larg platter ( for 2-3 persons), it had small plates of egg and tomato which was so good, chickpeas & bajela which were normal, balaleet which wasn’t good ( full of cardamom and very dry), mini sandwiches of kraft and chips oman which isn’t traditional food but related to our culture and it was good although the bun was a bit dry. also this platter had 3 types of local bread and all were good. we ordered also lugaimat and it was so good!

Nice place for breakfast, it’s have variety dishes 😍❤️ ينفع للريوق وعندهم انواع مختلفه من الاطباق الهندي الشامي والانجليزي 🌸💕

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