Kabsa (Pronounced as Khabsah) is a mixed rice dish that originates from Saudi Arabia but is commonly regarded as a national dish in many Arab states of the Persian Gulf. The dish is made with rice and many varieties of meats. It can often be found served in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, etc.
There are many kinds of kabsa and each kind has a uniqueness about it. To make it easier for you, Its similar like tangy tomato rice, But cooked in chicken stock and dry spices along with Saffron and Dried Lemon. The meat Portions are slowly cooked and marinated for longer with the fat as it gives you rich and brilliant taste.
Featuring here Is Khabsa from Rocket Fuel Café, Last year when we visited during the opening, this was served to us. Not as very close to authentic one, they tried their best and somehow it was good, But more flavours were required. The mutton was soft and tender, Rice was nicely seasoned. Served with Garlic dip and tomato sauce with freshly cut cucumber and lettuce. Although it could've been better but worth trying out. Not sure if they're still serving or not. RocketFuel is open for dining now, do visit and Try their Tibetan Chicken momos and Italian Crunchy prawns, 2 dishes most recommended from their menu
There are many kinds of kabsa and each kind has a uniqueness about it. To make it easier for you, Its similar like tangy tomato rice, But cooked in chicken stock and dry spices along with Saffron and Dried Lemon. The meat Portions are slowly cooked and marinated for longer with the fat as it gives you rich and brilliant taste.
Featuring here Is Khabsa from Rocket Fuel Café, Last year when we visited during the opening, this was served to us. Not as very close to authentic one, they tried their best and somehow it was good, But more flavours were required. The mutton was soft and tender, Rice was nicely seasoned. Served with Garlic dip and tomato sauce with freshly cut cucumber and lettuce. Although it could've been better but worth trying out. Not sure if they're still serving or not. RocketFuel is open for dining now, do visit and Try their Tibetan Chicken momos and Italian Crunchy prawns, 2 dishes most recommended from their menu
