Heartfelt Home Cooking at Najla’s Kitchen in Amman
Step into Najla’s Kitchen for a uniquely welcoming dining experience in Amman that feels like visiting family. This charming restaurant offers a daily changing menu served family-style, with dishes prepared from heritage recipes and the finest ingredients. Visitors cherish the warm hospitality that makes every meal memorable, likening the atmosphere to a grandmother’s house filled with antiques and love. Vegan-friendly and attentive to dietary needs, Najla’s Kitchen is a must-visit for those seeking authentic, lovingly crafted cuisine that brings people together.
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zahra alkhayat
a month agoIs it reasonable that a plate of Maqluba for one person costs 50 Jordanian dinars!
Leila yekta
2 months agoGuido Rossetti
3 months agoHe asked me for 25 JOD for one person. The food was good and plentiful (chicken, rice, various side dishes), but the final price was disproportionate to the local average. I had understood 2.5 JOD and was asked for 25 JOD, an inconsistent figure. I recommend clarifying the prices before ordering.
Andrew Reynolds
4 months agoWow! I was told when I landed in Jordan the only great food was found in family kitchens. After four days I was ready to agree- then stumbled into this place with an hour before I headed to airport. Incredible- I asked for off-menu Jordanian foods and they happily agreed and made everything from scratch right in front of me. The photos don’t do it justice as I couldn’t wait to start eating. Mutabal smoky excellence, muqluba well balanced by fresh salad and pepper babaganoush. Taking the manakish they made for me to go because I’m stuffed. Looks like they do cooking courses - I would if I could!
Hania Kayyal
7 months agoSpecial restaurant