13 reviews

HADIYA RESTAURANT

Name: HADIYA RESTAURANT
Address: Fujairah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.1

Fujairah

G993+4XP - Dhadna - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates

Restaurant Tourist attraction Cafeteria Castle Open air museum

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway Delivery

+971 55 457 9199

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About

HADIYA RESTAURANT is a restaurant, tourist attraction, cafeteria, castle and open air museum located in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.10 out of 5 stars based on 13 reviews. The street address of this business is G993+4XP - Dhadna - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates. HADIYA RESTAURANT is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where HADIYA RESTAURANT is located at?: HADIYA RESTAURANT is located at G993+4XP - Dhadna - Fujairah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of HADIYA RESTAURANT?: The contact number of HADIYA RESTAURANT is +971 55 457 9199

Reviews

5 Shihab Chungath 16 months ago

Hadiya Restaurant offers a delightful breakfast dish consisting of pathiri and beef. The pathiri, a traditional Kerala-style flatbread, is soft and freshly made, providing a perfect base for the flavorful beef. The beef is cooked to perfection, tender and infused with aromatic spices that create a rich and satisfying taste The ambiance at Hadiya Restaurant adds to the overall experience, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The staff is attentive and friendly, providing excellent service throughout your meal
If you're a fan of traditional Kerala cuisine or simply enjoy flavorful breakfast options, Hadiya Restaurant's pathiri and beef dish is a must-try. It's a delicious and authentic choice that will leave you craving for more

5 Mohammed Rahil Aga 27 months ago

A very good place for budget meals. The food is super fresh, tasty and value for money. Their chicken 65, Chicken Roast and biryani are finger licking good. It's a small restaurant but kept very clean. Staff is also good.

5 Aleksandr Gradov 16 months ago

Very testy food, good quality and not expensive

2 Ritvik Upadhyay 27 months ago

Very bad food for veg. But very cheap.

3 Mohammed Eyas 39 months ago

Its ok

3 ABY RAJU 39 months ago

Budget friendly

5 Ilyas Asanar 39 months ago

Tasty foods

5 Rachel Woods 15 months ago

Oh my word, the kids LOVED this place! We were lucky to come on a sunny day, not too busy inside and plenty of great photo opportunities including a peacock in flight! We enjoyed the interactive and informative displays and feeding the animals. Superb! The dinosaur and toy museum are a bit random but add even more intrigue and adventure.

5 Julia Damtoft 17 months ago

Absolutely amazing! Great for the history lovers, there's so much to see and learn and do. Most things are interactive, there are animals wandering around and you're allowed to feed them if you buy food for them. Entry fee is so cheap for what you get I think! Absolutely worth it. The haunted house was very fun as well, I absolutely hate scare things but I found it more fun than anything! The toy museum was wonderful and there was so much on display, you can put some pennies or pounds in and play an old arcade game or two if you want. There were dinosaur statues as well! Lots of speakers playing the sounds you would expect to hear in an actual medieval village (and near the dinosaurs too) and lots of audio and visual information that tells you all about what you're looking at. The goats were SO CUTE and there's a few places where you can get a really good view over the whole village! It's big enough you could spend a day there but small enough that it doesn't feel exhausting walking around. Definitely recommend, and I am definitely visiting again!

5 Vickie Hamilton-Barr 14 months ago

A really good example of social history depicting medieval life. Great for adults and children. The ticket also gives you access to the toy museum which is a nice bonus. We'll worth going.

4 AJL 15 months ago

Very Interesting day out to see how we lived all those years ago. The toy museum has an original of just about every small toy made, plus many one arm bandits and slot machines. A tribute to the Beatles with guitar's and posters on many of the days pop groups.
And for the children of which there were many lots of wild birds and animals that were quite tame and were happy to be touched and fed from your hand.

5 Nathan-Lee Ambrose 16 months ago

An amazing place to visit.
Easy parking and wheelchair ♿️ access! Super friendly staff who are helpful and kind.

Much more to see than you might expect. The toy museum is excellent!

5 nicholas Titley 16 months ago

Parking to visit here is very easy there's a large pay and display car park located next to the entrance.
This is a reconstruction of what it might have looked like years ago, there are a very small amount of early construction still standing that you can see but the new construction gives a great feel of times gone by.
They have added a lot of bits and pieces the kids can play and try and places for them to climb the turrets and see how various trades would have done there work.
There's a number of animals wandering and grazing you can buy food to feed the goats sheep peacocks ducks and chickens.
They have a restaurant / cafe on site with some lovely home style cakes and the portions are good.
Included in the visit is the toy museum that is packed with toys and games from many years many that you would have had or wanted as a kid. Some of the old slot machines still work old pennies to pla y can be bought at the entrance to the museum.
There are a few plastic dinosaurs outside the museum with a sand fossil tray to dig in.

4 Caroline Jones 14 months ago

A gentle, pleasant place to meander, close to London, on the Stanstead Express train route, (from London’s Liverpool Street station).

This reconstruction Norman village transports you back in time. There are historically accurate Norman dwellings, Norman worker’s huts, Stocks, (for naughty residents, such as ‘taking bread’, looking at another’s wife, (all trivial things, but nonetheless, offenders were publicly ridiculed for them). This Norman village is as authentic as it gets. Archaeologists historians and others were involved all the way, to make every visit an educational experience. I personally, loved the recon. Church. It’s only tiny, but adequate for the village.

The whole thing was built on top of an original Norman village.

Animals freely roam the area - sheep; goats; peacocks and others were present, when I visited this year (2023).

There’s a lovely pub nearby, with outdoor seating.

5 Jobin Biju 17 months ago

Going back in time wonderful experience overall must place visit . They charge 16£ per person for children it’s absolutely free . Haunted house they charge 1£ but it’s not that scary I won’t recommend that . But overall a great experience

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Business Hours

Saturday	07:00am - 12:00am
Sunday	07:00am - 12:00am
Monday	07:00am - 12:00am
Tuesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Wednesday	07:00am - 12:00am
Thursday	07:00am - 12:00am
Friday	07:00am - 12:00am
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm