Our Menu​

We proudly present the traditional, halal dishes and Fusion food for our valued customers.

Our Signature Courses​​

SINGAPORE RICE – SAR 22.00​

REGULAR SAR 22 / FAMILY PACK SAR 60

GREEN SALAD – SAR 03.00​

REGULAR SINGLE SERVING

ARWA BEEF NEHARI – SAR 22.00​

Special Mutton Nehari Available on Friday by sar 30

GALRLIC & BUTTER NAN – SAR 03.00​

SPECIAL CHICKEN BIRYANI – SAR 22.00​

Real Karachi Biryani, small: 13 / Large: 22

FISH BIRYANI SPECIAL – SAR 32.00​

FISH CHILLI DRY – SAR 30.00​

Yummy

CHICKEN 65 – SAR 30.00​

Delicious Indian recipe

CHICKEN CHILLI – SAR 30.00​

Chicken Chilli with fried rice only SAR 35.

MUTTON MALAI KARAHI – SASR 30.00​

Qtr. 30 / Half 58 / Full 110

CHICKEN LEMON – SAR 30.00​

Special Indian food

SPECIAL SULEMANI KARAHI – SAR 32.00​

Dumba Karahi, Qtr: 32 / Half: 60 / Full 1kg: 115

ARWA SPECIAL CHICKEN CHOWMIN – SAR 20.00​

VEGEGTABLE – SAR 10.00​

ARWA SPECIAL MUTTON KARAHI – SAR 28.00​

Qtr: 28 / Half: 55 / Full: 108

SPECIAL SOUP – SAR 14.00​

Hot & Sour Soup: 14 / Chicken Corn Soup: 12 / Szchuan Soup: 12 / Vegetable Soup: 10

CHICKEN WHITE KARAHI – SAR 23.00​

Qtr: 23 / Half: 42 / Full: 78

SPECIAL B.B.Q Platter – SAR 105.00​

Half: 55 / Full: 105

SPECIAL MUTTON POLAO – 20.00​

Small: 18 / Large: 26

ZARDA (SWEET RICE) – 05.00​

Delicious taste

Pakistani Courses​​

Daal Chawal (Lentils with Rice):
A staple, protein-packed dish made with various lentils cooked in spices and served with steamed rice.
Chapli Kebab:
Spicy minced meat patties, often grilled or pan-fried, served with naan or salad.
Chicken Karahi:
A tomato-based curry cooked with chicken, spices, and garnished with fresh coriander, served with roti or naan.
Paya (Trotter Curry):
Made from slow-cooked goat or beef trotters, this dish is flavorful and rich in collagen, considered beneficial for joint health.
Sindhi Biryani:
A spiced rice dish with marinated chicken or mutton, offering a balanced mix of protein, carbs, and spices.

Indian Courses​​

Tandoori Chicken:
Marinated chicken roasted in a tandoor, offering a smoky flavor and lean protein.
Palak Paneer:
Spinach cooked with Indian cottage cheese, packed with iron and calcium.
Dal Tadka:
Yellow lentils tempered with cumin and garlic, typically served with rice or roti.
Masala Dosa:
A South Indian crepe made from fermented rice and lentil batter, stuffed with spiced potato filling, served with chutney and sambar.
Raita:
A yogurt-based side dish mixed with vegetables like cucumber or boondi, cooling and probiotic-rich.

Tips for Making Them Healthier:

Useing less oil or ghee during preparation.
Substitute white rice with brown rice or quinoa on demand.
Opt for grilling or baking instead of frying.
Add more vegetables and fiber-rich ingredients.
These dishes not only cater to the taste preferences of people in Saudi Arabia but also offer a nutritious meal option when prepared mindfully.