Wadi Hadramout
With recipes influenced by Hadramout customs, Wadi Hadramout introduces Yemen’s rich culinary legacy to the UK. Our menu honours the warmth and complexity of Yemeni cuisine, which is well-known for its fragrant rice, soft slow-cooked meats, and freshly baked breads. Every dish, from the famous Mandi and Madfoon to substantial stews, grilled specialities, and aromatic soups, is made using traditional methods and real spices. Savour hearty quantities, home-cooked meals, and a warm ambiance that makes every visit seem like a taste of Yemen—right at your table.
All-Day Breakfast/Lunch
The most ultimate start to all your feasts begins with the most heartiest of all that is our fresh and warm All day Breakfast/Lunch!
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Hadramout Mix | £7.50 |
| Wadi Bean Delight | £5.50 |
| Wadi Shakshouka eggs | £5.50 |
| Wadi Omelette Sensation | £6.25 |
| Wadi Beans & Eggs Bliss | £6.25 |
| Beans & Tuna Bonanza | £6.25 |
| Wadi Beanwich | £5.00 |
| Wadi's Liverwich | £5.00 |
| Wadi's eggwich Bonanza | £5.00 |
| Wadi's Meatwich Fiesta | £5.00 |
| Wadi's Tuna sandwich delight | £5.00 |
| Wadi's Foul Sandwich | £5.00 |
| Wadi Mulukhiyah Majesty | £3.75 |
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Starter
Let those cravings simmer to the fullest because our Starters are there to make the meal times even more tempting and delightful!
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Wadi Fava Beans | £6.25 |
| Wadi Wonders Fata Soup | £6.25 |
| Wadi's Veggie Symphony | £5.00 |
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Main Courses – Meat
Savor hearty Yemeni meat dishes crafted with traditional spices, slow-cooked techniques, and rich flavors featuring tender lamb and beef served with aromatic rice, warm bread, or savory sauces for a truly satisfying meal.
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Hearty Saltah Delight | £6.25 |
| Yemeni Heritage Fahsah | £6.99 |
| Aqda Chicken | £6.50 |
| Aqda Meat | £6.99 |
| Wadi Small Meat | £9.00 |
| Wadi Minced Lamb | £6.25 |
| Wadi Liver Delight | £6.25 |
| Wadi Kidney Feast | £6.25 |
| Wadi's Smokey Hadramout Mandi (Lamb) | £12.99 |
| Wadi's Signature Lamb Mandi | £8.99 |
| Lamb Kabsah Royale | £13.50 |
| Lamb Bormah Fusion | £12.50 |
| Wadi Chef Signature Chicken Mandi | £8.99 |
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Main Courses – Seafood
Enjoy fresh, flavorful seafood dishes infused with traditional Yemeni spices featuring tender fish and prawns grilled, baked, or simmered to perfection, served with aromatic rice or warm bread for a rich and comforting coastal-inspired meal.
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Makhbaza Salmon Fish | £11.99 |
| Yemeni Salmon Delight | £9.49 |
| Wadi Baked Tandoori Seabass | £9.49 |
| Fahsah Tuna | £6.25 |
| Aqda Fish | £8.49 |
Desserts & Sweets
Give your palate the most premium and the sophisticated end to all the meals only with the ultimate touch of our Desserts and Sweets!
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Masob | £6.25 |
| King Masob | £7.00 |
| Arika | £7.00 |
| Fatteh Banana | £5.50 |
| Fatteh Date | £5.50 |
| Fatteh Banana and Date | £5.70 |
Sides & Extras
Complete your Yemeni feast with delicious add-ons, including fragrant rice, freshly baked bread, savory sauces, dips, and small bites perfect for enhancing flavors and adding variety to your meal.
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Yemeni fresh bread (L) | £4.90 |
| Molawah Bread | £4.90 |
| Subaya (Flat Bread) | £2.00 |
| Canjeero | £0.80 |
| Baguette Bread | £1.25 |
| Asida of the Arabian Nights | £6.25 |
| Rice Only | £5.00 |
| Pasta Only | £5.00 |
Hot Drinks
Warm and comforting beverages including aromatic teas, traditional spiced milk drinks, and freshly brewed coffee perfect for relaxing and completing your meal with authentic Yemeni warmth.
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Yemeni Tea | £1.20 |
| Black Tea | £1.20 |
| Caffè Americano | £2.00 |
| Cappuccino (L) | £2.00 |
| Cappuccino | £1.50 |
| Espresso | £1.40 |
Cold Drinks
Refresh yourself with a selection of chilled beverages, including soft drinks, fresh juices, iced teas, and sparkling options perfect for cooling off and complementing any dish.
| Name & Detail | Price |
|---|---|
| Fresh Juice | £3.90 |
| Mixed Juice | £4.99 |
| Araysi Juice 340ml | £7.00 |
| Coca-Cola Original Taste 330ml Can | £1.70 |
| Fanta Orange 330ml Can | £1.70 |
| 7UP 330ml | £1.70 |
| Vimto 330ml | £1.70 |
| Fanta Fruit Twist 330ml Can | £1.70 |
| Fanta Lemon 330ml Can | £1.70 |
Popular Items at Wadi Hadramout
Wadi Hadramout is a dedicated specialist in Yemeni cuisine, famous for its slow-cooked meats and traditional clay-oven breads that provide a authentic taste of the Middle East in the UK.
- The Lamb Mandi is widely chosen because it offers a familiar taste and balanced portion of tender lamb steamed in a traditional style and served on aromatic rice.
- Chicken-based options like the Chicken Kabsa are often preferred when a lighter meal is desired, featuring spiced rice and roasted poultry.
- Signature items like Lamb Hanid remain popular among users who want a classic experience of slow-roasted, fall-off-the-bone meat seasoned with Yemeni spices.
- Some items, such as the Mixed Grill, are commonly selected for quick meals due to the variety of skewers like lamb and chicken kofta.
Budget-Friendly Choices at Wadi Hadramout
Enjoying the rich flavors of Hadramout can be achieved affordably by focusing on the hot appetizers and traditional breakfast dishes that serve as hearty, lower-cost alternatives.
| Option Type | What to Expect | Smart Choice Example |
|---|---|---|
| Value meals | Balanced meals at lower cost | Chicken Mandi |
| Light meals | Smaller portions | Lentil Soup |
| Saver deals | Basic combinations | Foul with Fresh Bread |
| Everyday picks | Practical and affordable | Hummus with Naan |
- Choosing a Chicken Mandi instead of a lamb-based platter helps control total cost while still enjoying the signature rice and spice blend.
- Simple meal deals involving traditional stews like Foul (fava beans) are often the most practical for everyday users looking for a filling meal.
- Standard meals, such as the Falafel platter, are usually the easiest choice for quick ordering and consistent value.
What to Order at Wadi Hadramout Based on Your Needs
The menu is designed for sharing and community dining, offering everything from individual wraps to massive celebratory platters.
- For solo meals: A Lamb Kofta meal provides a balanced portion of grilled meat skewers without being excessive for one person.
- For chicken lovers: Chicken-based options like Shish Taouk are commonly chosen for a lighter, charcoal-grilled experience.
- For lamb lovers: Larger plates such as the Lamb Shank are preferred for a more filling and traditional slow-cooked feast.
- For budget-conscious users: Smaller items like Sambousak or Moutabal help manage spending while sampling authentic flavors.
- For quick takeaway: Wraps or individual skewers with bread are easier to carry and eat while on the move.
- If you prefer a stronger flavor, options like Saltah (a bubbling meat stew served in a stone bowl) may be more suitable for your palate.
What to Know Before Ordering from Wadi Hadramout
Understanding the traditional serving style will help you navigate the menu and ensure you order the right amount for your group.
- Portion sizes vary significantly between the “Starter” sections and the “Mandi” or “Hanid” mains, which are very generous.
- Combo meals and “Family Platters” often provide better value than separate ordering, especially for groups of three or more.
- Add-ons such as extra Yemeni Bread or Basmati Rice can increase total cost but are essential for enjoying the rich stews.
- Some items such as the Whole Lamb (available for pre-order) may be more filling than expected and are intended for large parties.
- Availability of certain seasonal specials or specific desserts like Masoub may vary by branch and time of day.
Is Wadi Hadramout Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?
As a traditional Yemeni establishment, the menu is built around Halal-certified ingredients and offers several plant-based dishes central to Middle Eastern diets.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Halal | The entire menu is Halal-certified across all UK locations |
| Vegetarian | Options like Shakshuka, Okra Stew, and Tabbouleh are available |
| Vegan | Selection includes Hummus, Baba Ghanoush, and Foul |
Alternatives to Wadi Hadramout
If you are looking for a similar Yemeni or Middle Eastern grilled dining experience in the UK, consider these alternatives:
- Bayt Al Yemeni is commonly chosen by users looking for a similar focus on authentic Mandi and Zurbian rice dishes.
- Al-Rahma Bistro & Cafe is often preferred for those seeking a mix of Yemeni breakfast items and traditional grilled meats.
- Ayam Zaman is suitable for users who prefer a more Syrian or Lebanese interpretation of Middle Eastern charcoal grills.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
General FAQ’s
Q1. What type of cuisine does Wadi Hadramout serve in the UK?
A1. Traditional Yemeni cuisine — mandi, madhbi, haneeth, fahsa/saltah, stews, rice platters, tanoor breads, salads, and desserts.
Q2. Is Wadi Hadramout halal, haram, or partially halal in the UK?
A2. Partially halal — many branches use halal meat, but certification and suppliers can vary. Ask staff to confirm and, if needed, request to see the halal certificate for your local branch.
Q3. Does Wadi Hadramout have vegetarian or vegan options?
A3. Yes — salads, bean dishes, and vegetable stews are commonly available. Vegan options may be limited; check the branch menu.
Q4. Are allergens clearly marked on the Wadi Hadramout menu?
A4. Allergen information is usually on menus or available on request. Common allergens may include dairy, nuts, sesame, and gluten. Always inform staff before ordering.
Q5. Does Wadi Hadramout offer gluten-free choices?
A5. Many rice-based mains are naturally gluten-free, but breads contain gluten and cross-contact can occur. Confirm with the branch.
Q6. Can I book a table at Wadi Hadramout in the UK?
A6. Some sites accept reservations, especially for evenings/weekends; others are walk-in friendly. Check your local branch policy.
Q7. Does Wadi Hadramout provide takeaway or delivery?
A7. Most locations offer collection and may partner with Deliveroo, Just Eat, or Uber Eats depending on postcode.
Q8. What are the usual opening hours for Wadi Hadramout?
A8. Hours vary by branch and day, typically lunch through evening. Times may adjust during Ramadan and holidays — check locally.
Q9. Is Wadi Hadramout family-friendly and suitable for groups?
A9. Yes — large sharing platters are common, and some sites offer floor/majlis seating for families and groups (availability varies).
Q10. Is Wadi Hadramout accessible, and what about parking or alcohol policy?
A10. Many venues have step-free access; parking depends on area (street or nearby car parks). Alcohol/BYO policies vary by site; ask the branch for details.
Pricing FAQ’s
Q1. What is the typical price range at Wadi Hadramout?
A1. Generally ££ (mid-range). Prices vary by branch, portion size, and specials.
Q2. How much do starters or small plates (e.g., sambosa, soups, salads) cost?
A2. Commonly £3.50–£7.50 per item.
Q3. What is the average price for mains like chicken or lamb mandi/madhbi?
A3. Typically £10–£18, with premium cuts or larger portions priced higher.
Q4. How much are slow-cooked dishes like fahsa or saltah?
A4. Usually £9–£15, depending on meat choice and add-ons.
Q5. What do mixed grills or family sharing platters cost?
A5. Depending on size and selection, expect around £18–£35+.
Q6. How much are tanoor/mulawah breads and sides (rice, dips, salads)?
A6. Typically £1.80–£5 each.
Q7. What are typical dessert prices (e.g., bint al-sahn, kunafa if offered)?
A7. Desserts usually sit around £3.50–£6.50 per portion.
Q8. How much are hot drinks like Yemeni tea (Adani) or coffee (qishr)?
A8. Hot drinks commonly range £2–£4.50; specialty items may be higher.
Q9. Are there lunch deals, set menus, or weekday offers?
A9. Some branches run value sets or weekday specials; pricing and availability vary by location and date.
Q10. Are delivery prices different from dine-in, and is there a service charge?
A10. Delivery apps may list different prices and add fees. A discretionary service charge (often 10–12.5%) may apply at some locations; UK menu prices generally include VAT.
