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Cuisine Oman

Modere

Une cuisine de carrefour entre l'Arabie, la Perse et l'Inde : viandes lentement rôties, riz parfumes, dattes et halwa arrosee de kahwa au cardamome.

Incontournables

Les plats a ne pas manquer

Shuwa

National dish: lamb or goat marinated in spices, wrapped in banana leaves and cooked for 24 to 48h in a buried oven. Reserved for celebrations.

4-9 OMRTraditional Omani restaurants, festive tables at Eid

Majboos (kabsa)

Spiced basmati rice (saffron, black lime) simmered with chicken, lamb or fish. The everyday dish.

1.5-4 OMROmani and Gulf canteens everywhere

Mishkak

Meat skewers (chicken, beef, lamb) grilled over charcoal, served with bread and sauce.

0.5-2 OMRStands de rue le soir, corniche de Muscat

Harees

A thick porridge of wheat and meat, long pounded, comforting, typical of Ramadan.

1-3 OMRTraditional restaurants, Ramadan tables

Mashuai

Kingfish (fish) roasted whole and served on a bed of lemon rice. A coastal specialty.

3-7 OMRFish restaurants, Muscat and Sur coast

Omani halwa

Gelatinous confection of sugar, ghee, rosewater, saffron and dried fruit, stirred for hours in a cauldron.

1-3 OMR per boxSouks (Nizwa, Muttrah), boutiques de halwa

Maqdeed

Viande sechee au soleil et epicee, ancienne technique bedouine de conservation.

2-5 OMRSouks de l'interieur, tables familiales

Khubz rakhal

Thin crepe-like flatbread cooked on a griddle, folded and eaten with honey or egg.

0.2-0.8 OMRBreakfasts, canteens

Boissons

Boissons locales

Kahwa

Light Arabic coffee scented with cardamom, served in small cups with dates. An Omani welcome ritual.

Laban

A lightly salted milky drink, refreshing in the heat.

Fresh fruit juices

Mango, pomegranate, lemon-mint, sugarcane, pressed everywhere for a few baisas.

The rouge (chai karak)

The noir sucre au lait et epices, vendu dans les cafeterias indiennes.

Street food

Guide de la street food

A gouter absolument

  • Mishkak (charcoal skewers) on the corniche in the evening
  • Shawarma poulet ou agneau
  • Chai karak at a cafeteria

Conseils de securite

  • Pick the busy stalls where the meat is grilled before your eyes
  • Drink bottled water, avoid ice cubes in rural areas
  • Generally good hygiene in town

Vocabulaire

Mots utiles au restaurant

Langue localeFrancais
Al-hisabThe bill
Ma'aEau
KahwaCoffee
LahmMeat
DajajChicken
SamakFish
ShukranThank you
LazizDelicious

Etiquette

Regles a table

1

Traditionally you eat with the right hand; the left is considered impure.

2

Accepting the kahwa and dates you're offered is a sign of politeness; refusing outright can offend.

3

During Ramadan, don't eat, drink or smoke in public during the day.

4

Shared meals are often taken seated on the floor around a large common dish.

Regime

Pour les vegetariens et vegans

Majboos rice comes in a vegetable version at many canteens.

The ubiquitous Indo-Pakistani cuisine offers dal, thali and vegetarian curries.

Hummus, moutabal, salads and breads easily round out a meat-free meal.

Budget

Budget repas

Street food

0.5-2 OMR

Stands de rue, marches, vendeurs ambulants

Restaurant local

1.5-5 OMR

Gargottes, cantines, restaurants familiaux

Restaurant touristique

6-15 OMR

Restaurants connus, zones touristiques

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