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THIS RAMADAN
CELEBRATE A NATION'S
CULTURE
THIS RAMADAN CELEBRATE
A NATION’S CULTURE
Culture is like the pearl within a world we call our oyster. It’s
the foundation upon which a deep-rooted sense of belonging
takes shape.
It’s this culture that has also shaped us.
RAMADAN We at the InterContinental Regency Bahrain have been a part
of this culture for over 40 years and have basked in its glory.
KAREEM This Ramadan, we are set to celebrate a nation’s culture.
With a sense of pride, fine food and unparalleled service.
You are welcome to relish it.
IFTAR UNDER
THE MOON
Most of the old Bahraini houses are fronted by Visit :
beautiful wooden doors, some of them with Shaikh Ebrahim Centre for Culture
exquisite carvings and metal work. Al Jasra Handicrafts Centre
IFTAR UNDER THE MOON
When it comes to mouth-watering dishes, we’ve got you covered!
Break your fast with us and experience a culinary adventure.
A Lavish buffet on your table with live BBQ station alongside
traditional delicacies and international cuisine
Daily : Sunset - 8.30 pm
Price: BD 18.000 net per person
Entertainment: Harpist playing soothing Arabic melody
CELEBRATE MOTHERS
AT OUR IFTAR
Every Monday, come with your
family and the mother's Iftar is on us
* T&C apply
In Islam, prayer beads are used to
keep count of the prayer and plays a
significant part in the glorification of
God following prayers. They are also
used culturally to reduce stress or as Visit :
an indication of status in society. Souq Bab Al Bahrain
IFTAR UNDER THE MOON
MENU
TRADITIONAL RAMADAN JUICE
Jaleb | Tamer Hindi | Lemon Mint
Karmar al Deen | Karkada | Rose | Lassi | Laban
Dates, Dried Fruits and Nuts
COLD MEZZEH AND APPETIZER
Cold Mezzeh
Hummus | Mutabal | Baba Ghanoush
Tabouleh | Fattoush | Vine Leaves
Lubia bil Zaith | Okra with Tomato Sauce | Assorted Bread
International Salad
Mixed Seafood Salad
Greek Salad, Crunchy Vegetable with Feta Cheese
HOT MEZZEH AND SOUP
Hot Mezzeh
Fatayer | Kebbeh | Sambousek
The tradition of Ramadan Falafel
drummers - Musahar - who Deep-Fried Falafel with Tahini Sauce
awaken the faithful for their
pre-dawn meal (Suhoor). This Soup
centuries-old tradition was once a Lentil Soup with Lemon
key element to begin the day during
the Holy month of Ramadan.
ORIENTAL SPECIALITY
Lamb Shank Ouzi Style
Slow Roasted Lamb Shank on Ouzi Rice
Oriental Mixed Grill and Seafood BBQ
Lamb Kofta, Shish Tawouk and Beef Tikka
Grilled Prawn and Hammour
HOT DISH
Harees with Fried Nuts | Vegetable Saloona
Mixed Dolma | Macaroni Bechamel
KIDS FAVOURITES
Chicken Nuggets | Mini Beef Burger
Mac and Cheese | French Fries with Sauce
DESSERT PLATTER
Assorted Oriental Dessert | Raspberry Cheese Cake
Carrot Cake | Lemon Meringue Tart
Cheese Kunafa | Um Ali
The Iftar canon is one of the several traditional
icons that mark the Holy month of Ramadan.
The canon is fired at sunset, signaling the time Visit:
to break the fast. Legend says this custom dates Riffa Fort
back as far as 10th century. Arad Fort
LEGENDARY STEAK IFTAR
Transcend borders and try something new this Ramadan with
our daily Steak Iftar from our legendary signature menu serving
unforgettable flavours along with Arabic favorites on your table.
Daily: Sunset - 8:30pm
Price: BD 24.000 net per person
Gergaoon is one of the most joyful celebration during
Ramadan especially for kids in Bahrain. It is
celebrated on the 15th night of Ramadan. Children
wander from house to house while signing the
traditional song of Gergaoon to ask for treats.
GHABGA
UNDER THE STARS
Ship building is one of the traditional
industries that the sons of Bahrain are famous Visit:
for since old times and which is associated with Al Jasra Handicrafts Centre
their life as a nation which lives off the sea. Dhow Building yard, Muharraq
GHABGA UNDER THE STARS
Indulge in a combination of vibrant live BBQ stations along with
extravagant delicacies served at your table including Chef's traditional
& international selections and enjoy unlimited shisha.
Daily: 9:00 pm - 1:00 am
BD 16.000 net - Ghabga Package
BD 21.000 net - Unlimited Shisha Package
Entertainment: Harpist playing soothing Arabic melody
GENTLEMEN'S LADIES
GHABGA GHABGA
Every Tuesday, all gentlemen Every Wednesday, all ladies
will have 30% discount will have 50% discount
for Ghabga for Ghabga
* T&C apply
A centuries old tradition, pottery has been a part of
the Kingdom since the Dilmun Civilization era.
Potteries are still made traditionally, in particularly
A’ali village which utilises the mud from the nearby Visit:
flats in Riffa. In fact, the earliest potteries on the Al Jasra Handicrafts Centre
island date to 2300 BC. A'ali Pottery Town
GHABGA UNDER THE STARS
MENU
TRADITIONAL RAMADAN JUICE
Tamer Hindi | Karmar al Deen | Soft Drink | Chilled Juice
Arabic Coffee and Dates
COLD MEZZEH AND APPETIZER
Cold Mezzeh
Hummus | Mutabal | Baba Ghanoush
Tabouleh | Fattoush | Labneh with Mint
Lubia bil Zaith | Vine Leaves
Bread Selection with Crackers and Chutney
International Salad
Mediterranean Shrimp Salad
Couscous Salad with Olives, Feta and Lemon Dressing
HOT MEZZEH AND SOUP
Hot Mezzeh
Kebbeh | Cheese Sambousek | Lamb Arayes
Falafel
Deep-Fried Falafel with Tahini Sauce
Bahrain’s basket weaving pre-dates recorded history,
but it’s likely the craft emigrated from India some Soup
3,500 years ago. Even today this art form lives on Visit: Lentil Soup with Lemon
in Karbabad, where palm fronds are boiled and Karbabad village
dried to create a wide range of artistic products. Al Jasra Handicrafts CentreORIENTAL SPECIALITY
Oriental Mixed Grill BBQ
Lamb Kofta, Shish Tawouk and Beef Tikka
Foul Medames
Served with Traditional Condiments
Chicken Shawarma Station
Assorted Pickles and Sauce
HOT DISH
Shrimp Machbous | Lamb Saloona
Stuffed Baby Marrow with Vine Leaves
DESSERT PLATTER
Assorted Oriental Sweet | Flourless Chocolate Cake
Chocolate Crème Brulee | Honey Cake
Cheese Kunafa | Um Ali
For more than 2000 years Bahrain’s pearls have been
prized as some of the best natural pearls in the world!
In the past pearl divers went out to sea for months.
They were lowered on weighted ropes and remained
underwater for over a minute with nothing but a nose Visit:
peg to control their breathing. Suq al Qaisariya, Muharraq -Pearling trailIn the Arabian Gulf, there used to be a tradition in Visit:
which the groom would gift the bride with a wooden Al Jasra Handicrafts Centre
box that was intricately decorated and carved to
perfection. These gilded boxes are normally made
using Sheesham wood and have been a part of
Bahrain’s culture for centuries.
ARABIAN HIGH TEA
Mini Arabian sweets and delicacies with your
choice of Turkish coffee or Morrocan tea
Daily: Sunset - 11:00 pm
Price: BD 6.000 netPRIVATE
IFTAR
Incense burners have been a part of Bahraini
culture for eons. These are primarily used to burn
frankincense within a home. These burners or
mabkharas have even inspired architects to design
buildings using the unique shape of these burners.MANAMA IFTAR MENU
RAMADAN DRINKS
Karkada | Jaleb | Qamer el Din | Laban | Vimto
Arabic Coffee and Dates
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus | Mutabal | Tabouleh | Fattoush
Beetroot Salad | Russian Potato Salad | Garden Salad
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Vegetable Samosa | Vegetable Pakora
Assorted Bread Basket
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup | Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Beef Harees
Lamb Thareed
Char-Grilled Shish Tawouk
Okra Stew
Pasta of the Day
Biryani Rice with Raita
DESSERT
Assorted Arabic Dessert
Rose Muhalabia | Fresh Fruit Salad
In Bahrain, Qahwah is the national beverage of choice. And from Umm Ali
this brewed coffee saw the birth of coffee shops that have been
known to be the arena of intellectual and artistic creativity, eliciting
social, artistic and political interchange. In Bahraini homes, BD 9.900 net per person
Qahwah is routinely offered to visitors as a sign of hospitality.RIFFA IFTAR MENU
RAMADAN DRINKS
Karkada | Jaleb | Qamar el Din | Laban | Vimto
Arabic Coffee and Dates
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus| Mutabal | Tabouleh | Fattoush |Rocca Salad
Beetroot Salad | Sweet Corn Salad | Chefs Salad
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Spinach Fatayer | Beef Kebbeh
Assorted Breads
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup | Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Beef Harees
Lamb Thareed
Char-Grilled Lamb Kofta
Fish Sayadieh
Chicken Molukhya
Mac and Cheese
Vermicelli Rice
DESSERT
Assorted Arabic Sweet
The staple carbohydrate in Bahrain is a wheat-based Rose Muhalabia | Chocolate Brownie | Pannacotta
flatbread called khoubiz khabaz. Khoubiz khabaz is Fresh Fruit Salad | Um Ali
a variation on other similar Arabic breads that is
cooked in a tanoor - a cob-style oven, traditionally BD 11.900 net per person
wood fired that was brought to Bahrain years ago.MUHARRAQ IFTAR MENU
RAMADAN DRINKS
Karkada | Jaleb | Qamar el Din | Laban | Vimto
Arabic Coffee and Dates
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus| Mutabal | Tabouleh | Fattoush
Babaganouj | Muhammara | Greek Salad
Chicken Caesar Salad | German Potato Salad
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Spinach Fatayer | Beef Kebbeh
Potato Harra | Assorted Breads
FOUL MEDAMES
Traditional Condiments
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup | Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Mixed Grilled, Shish Tawouk, Kofta, Beef Kebab
Beef Harees | Lamb Okra Saloona
Grilled Fish Harra Sauce | Chicken Machbous
Penne Arrabiata | Potato Lyonnaise
Saffron Rice
DESSERT
Luqaimat (meaning “bite-sized” in Arabic), a delicious Assorted Arabic Sweet | Saffron Muhalabia
dumpling made of flour, sugar, starch, saffron, cardamom Opera Cake | Baked Cheesecake | Carrot Cake
powder and dry yeast, rolled in date syrup and sprinkled with Fresh Fruit Salad | Um Ali
date molasses and/ or sesame seeds. These small balls of
delicious sweetness are a must-have after your Iftar meal! BD 13.900 net per personPRIVATE
GHABGA
Fishermen have been plying their trade in Bahrain’s waters for many millennia.
Among the prized items in the toolbox of any fishermen is the “fish traps”
considered a prized item in the toolbox of any fisherman. Traditionally made
from local palms and reeds, Fish Traps are deposited in various locations, Visit:
where their clever funnel shape allows fish in but prevents them from escaping. Qala’at al- BahrainKARBABAD GHABGA MENU
Arabic Coffee and Dates
Soft Drinks, Chilled Juices and Water
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus | Babaganouj | Fattoush
Tabbouleh | Labneh with Mint
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Vegetable Samosa | Vegetable Pakora
Assorted Bread
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup
Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Chicken Madhroba
Grilled Fish with Lemon Butter Sauce
Kibbeh bil Sanieh
Macaroni Bechamel
Vegetable Saloona
White Rice
SWEET
Basbousa | Rose Muhalabia | Awamat
Bahrain’s history with dates goes back centuries and dates and date
Chocolate Brownie | Fresh Fruit Salad
syrup have a long history of economic importance. Today, dates are Umm Ali
still eaten daily and date syrup is ubiquitous as a sweetener and
platters of dates adorn tables in homes and businesses across the BD 9.900 net per person
Arab world, where the symbol of the date palm tree has
historically presented prosperityA'ALI GHABGA MENU
Arabic Coffee and Dates
Soft Drinks, Chilled Juices and Water
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus | Babaganouj | Fattoush
Labneh with Mint | Beetroot | Rocket with Sumac
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Beef Kebbeh | Sambousek
Assorted Bread
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup
Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Shish Tawouk with Garlic Sauce
Lamb Thareed
Kofta bil Seneyah and Potato
Grilled Fish with Mohamer
Pasta with Tomato Sauce
Chicken Mandi
Saffron Rice
DESSERT
Machboos, also known as machbous, is the national Basbousa | Balah al Sham | Pistachio Halawa
dish of Bahrain and a typical dish of the Gulf cuisine, Rose Muhalabia | Mille-Feuille
its name derived from the Arabic word for compressed, Fresh Fruit Salad
kabs. There are many varieties of machboos made with Um Ali
chicken, lamb or fish that are served all week long, but
especially at the traditional family lunch on Fridays. BD 11.900 net per personBANI JAMRA GHABGA MENU
Arabic Coffee and Dates
Soft Drinks, Chilled Juices and Water
COLD MEZZEH
Hummus | Babaganouj | Fattoush | Labneh with Mint
Beetroot Salad | Loubieh bil Zeit
Greek Salad | Coleslaw Salad
Assorted Pickles and Olives
HOT MEZZEH
Beef Kebbeh | Spinach Fatayer
Chicken Wing Provencale
Assorted Breads
SOUP
Oriental Lentil Soup
Croutons and Lemon Wedges
MAIN COURSE
Mixed Grilled, Shish Tawouk, Kofta, Beef Kebab
Beef Harees | Lamb Thareed
Eggplant Moussaka | Pasta with Meatball and Tomato Sauce
Samak Harra, Spiced Fish with Tahini Sauce
Chicken Biryan | Saffron Rice
DESSERT
Assorted Baklawa | Katayef
Baklava, the highly popular Turkish sweet, is another Pistachio Halawa | Saffron Muhalabia
amazing dessert widely consumed during Ramadan. This Blueberry Cheesecake | Chocolate Crème Brulee
wonderful dessert is cooked to perfection with thin layers Fresh Fruit Salad | Um Ali
of Filo dough and is served with chopped nuts, raisin,
and cashew, bound together with honey or syrup. BD 13.900 net per personIFTAR IN YOUR SPACE
Enjoy the comfort and ease of a family meal with our Iftar and
Ghabga spread delivered directly to your door. Our Ramadan
menus include soft drinks or juice, cold and hot mezzeh, soup,
main course and sweets.
Starting from BD 9.900 net per person
Special takeaway boxes catered for up to 30 pax*
* Request for menu and priceFor more information
call or WhatsApp +973 17227777
King Faisal Highway, P.O. Box 777
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
E-mail: info.icbahrain@ihg.com
Website: www.intercontinental.com/manama
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