June Just Got Tastier: 8 New Restaurants To Check Out In Saudi Arabia

If you’re always on the lookout for your next great meal, June has delivered plenty of reasons to dine out in Riyadh. The city’s growing culinary scene features a variety of new restaurants, from chic cafés to modern Japanese spots and American-inspired eateries. Here are eight new restaurants making waves across Saudi Arabia this month.

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1. Apple Butter

Set beneath Apple Butter Café’s popular indoor apple tree, this stylish all-day dining spot pairs cosy interiors with an Instagram-worthy setting. The menu brings together comfort classics and global flavours, featuring dishes such as Turkish Eggs, Truffle Scrambled Eggs, and Wagyu Burgers. Round off your meal with indulgent desserts and speciality lattes, making it an ideal spot for breakfast, brunch, or a leisurely catch-up.

Where: QJ9R+X89, Al Aqiq, Riyadh 13519, Saudi Arabia
When: 8 am to 12 am daily

2. Amar

Amar has arrived in Riyadh, bringing its refined Lebanese dining experience to La Corte Mall in Tahliya Street. The restaurant blends Lebanese hospitality with a contemporary ambience, creating the perfect setting for leisurely, shareable meals. The menu celebrates Levantine flavours through freshly baked manakish, traditional mezze, charcoal-grilled meats and signature dishes such as Hommos Wagyu and Mixed Grill platters. End on a sweet note with desserts such as Cheese Knefe, Umm Ali, and Oriental Tiramisu.

Where: Prince Muhammad Ibn Abd Al Aziz, Al Mathar Ash Shamali, Riyadh 12314, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 12 pm to 1 am and Thursday to Friday from 12 pm to 1:30 am

3. Haru

Japanese restaurant Haru is the latest addition to Riyadh’s dining scene, opening its doors on Al Takhassousi Street. The sleek, understated space pairs minimalist interiors with open-kitchen seating, giving diners a front-row view of the action. The menu showcases a range of Japanese favourites, with fresh sushi and thoughtfully prepared dishes taking centre stage. Combining quality produce with elegant presentation, Haru is well worth adding to your must-visit list this month.

Where: Al Takhassousi Street, Riyadh 12384, Saudi Arabia
When: 3 pm to 1 am daily

4. Ziba

Ziba introduces Persian cuisine to Riyadh, adding a new layer to the city’s growing dining landscape. First founded in Alkhobar, the restaurant is recognised for blending authentic Iranian flavours with a polished dining experience. The interiors draw on Persian design influences, with rich textures, ambient lighting and detailed finishes that create a welcoming yet refined atmosphere. The menu spans a generous selection of favourites, from comforting stews and saffron-infused rice dishes to charcoal-grilled kebabs and decadent Persian desserts.

Where: Ziba, Hittin, Riyadh 13516, Saudi Arabia

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5. Liza 

LIZA has opened at Bujairi Terrace, bringing a taste of Beirut to one of Diriyah’s most sought-after dining destinations. The restaurant celebrates Lebanese culinary traditions through a menu of classic mezze, charcoal-grilled dishes and comforting regional recipes made for sharing. Guests can expect everything from fresh tabbouleh and moutabal to mixed grills, lamb specialities and signature desserts such as knefe and mafroukeh ashta. Paired with stylish surroundings and a lively ambience, LIZA offers an inviting spot for leisurely lunches and memorable dinners.

Where: 7194 Wadi Hanifah, Al Bujairi, Diriyah 13711, Saudi Arabia
When: Wednesday to Friday from 5 pm to 2 am and Saturday to Tuesday from 5 pm to 1 am

6. The Vinyl Ember

The Vinyl Ember introduces a unique twist on American dining in Riyadh, inspired by Manhattan’s food scene. Featuring open-fire cooking, curated music and a stylish, dimly lit atmosphere, it offers a “fun fine dining” experience. Guests can expect creative takes on American classics, from premium steaks and seafood to inventive small plates designed for sharing. With its lively energy and immersive setting, The Vinyl Ember is a standout addition to the city’s dining scene.

Where: Al Aqiq, P4.05, Street Boulevard, Al-Ebtekar 2, 2921, Riyadh 13519, Saudi Arabia
When: Sunday to Thursday from 6:30 pm to 12 am and Friday to Saturday from 6:30 pm to 12:30 am

7. Kantami

Kantami brings the spirit of a traditional Japanese izakaya to Al Malqa, offering a laid-back spot for relaxed dinners and shared plates. The restaurant serves a mix of Japanese food and izakaya favourites in a cosy setting. The menu features everything from handmade gyozas and bao buns to hearty donburi bowls, yakisoba, and slow-braised meat udon. Round off your meal with desserts such as Matcha Tiramisu or Chocolate Mille Crepe Cake for a sweet finish.

Where: RRMC3634، 3634 Anas Ibn Malik Rd, Al Malqa, Riyadh 13524, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Thursday from 12:30 pm to 1:30 am and Friday from 2 pm to 1:30 am

8. Neeraj

Neeraj offers the rich flavours of Indian cuisine to Riyadh, combining traditional recipes with a contemporary dining experience. The menu spans regional Indian favourites, from Butter Chicken, Mutton Handi and Chicken Tikka Masala to flavour-packed kebabs, biryanis and street-food-inspired starters. Complete your meal with classic desserts such as Gulab Jamun or Shahi Tukda for an authentic taste of India.

Where: 8596 Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Al Awwal, King Saud University, Riyadh 12371, Saudi Arabia
When: Saturday to Wednesday from 1 pm to 12:30 am and Thursday to Friday from 1 pm to 1:30 am

Planning your next meal out? Use this list as your guide to the new restaurants to check out across Saudi Arabia this June.

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