Beit Sitti Review

This restaurant is very interesting. There is no menu. But the food is different every day and tastes very good. You don't have to order when you come. You can eat whatever is available.

The steamed bread here is very good, not too dry, but very flexible.

Western-style restaurant, completely Western food preparation

Everyone praised the mezze in this store, which was sour and sweet and very refreshing.

Hidden ways to play in Jordan, learn to cook in an Amman villa Recommended to every friend who comes to Amman, the studio for learning local dishes is called Beit Sitti, which means grandma's kitchen. This is opened by three sisters. The three sisters are actually the great-granddaughters of the famous chef named Nagla, and the old lady is my mother's grandmother. This house is where my mother's uncle lives, and my grandmother used to live in a house higher up next to it. One of the three sisters learned to cook from her grandmother. There is a very beautiful aunt, who is the granddaughter of this grandmother. She introduced this home to us, who the furnishings and photos are, and the concept, so that everyone can better understand the history and culture here. The house is super beautiful, and the flower tile cabinet was bought from Spain around 1920. From the photos, we can see that their family is prominent. When the king's father married his first daughter-in-law, it was this aunt's aunt who made the bridesmaid or flower girl. The cross-stitch on the sofa in the room was also handmade by her. Judging from the clothes people wear in the photos, they are influenced by the UK, and their clothes have some British style. The toilet signs are fun and clear at a glance The cans on the wall used to contain beans, but now they contain chili powder. These chilies are collected from the village. They hope to give women the opportunity to earn pocket money in this way. There are three chefs teaching the class. Our teacher Unrweem has been cooking at home for 35 years and started working here in 2009. ❤ We learned to make Mutabal grilled eggplant puree, fried bread, salad, zucchini... It was delicious. It was the best Arabic food I have ever eaten. Tips: You need to make a reservation on the official website, and you can also check the recipes. You can search on Google Maps. You can eat what you learn to cook. It takes about 2 hours to cook. It is recommended to learn in the morning and eat at noon, or learn in the afternoon for dinner. If you start learning at 1 o'clock, you can eat at 3 o'clock.