Nestled in the vibrant streets of Alkhobar, Razzah offers a warm and inviting space for tea-lovers and those looking for a relaxing place to unwind. While the specialty here is tea, the menu also includes a variety of delicious offerings such as coffee, pastries and savory bites, making it a versatile stop for any time of day.
During my visit, I indulged in several dishes, including the Napoli halloumi and Napoli mix, both of which were rich in flavor and perfectly baked. The honeycomb buns were soft and sweet, pairing wonderfully with their signature tea blend. The Haili mint tea was a highlight — bursting with flavor and served piping hot in a glass teapot, adding to the experience.
Though Razzah has a welcoming, cozy interior that makes it perfect for gatherings, whether with family or friends, the lack of parking was a drawback. Finding a spot nearby proved challenging, especially during peak hours.
The decor, however, more than made up for any inconvenience. The walls are adorned with vintage-style artwork, adding a nostalgic touch to the space. A particular favorite of mine was the large, framed pieces featuring old streets of Khobar, bringing a sense of heritage into this modern, trendy spot.
For those who appreciate a tart refreshment, the hibiscus tea is a must-try. While it was slightly more on the sour side than expected, it still offered a refreshing twist to the menu.