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Craving Nayaab or Handi Nawab in Sharjah? Here's Another Table Worth Adding to Your List

Abu Shaghara has become something of a Pakistani food strip in Sharjah. If Nayaab and Handi Nawab are already on your list, here's what Taier Al Monal brings to the same neighbourhood.

If you've searched for Pakistani handi or Nawabi-style food in Sharjah, names like Nayaab and Handi Nawab have probably come up — and for good reason, they've built loyal followings in Abu Shaghara. We're not writing this to talk anyone out of a favourite spot. We're writing it because if handi, karahi and a Nawabi-style spread is what you're after, Taier Al Monal belongs on the same shortlist, and here's honestly why.

What we serve, specifically

Butter chicken handi, chicken achari handi, white chicken karahi and mutton karahi run alongside our live tandoor counter — tandoori boti, seekh and malai kabab — every single day, not just on a set night. It's the same kitchen whether you're ordering à la carte, sitting down for the weekday buffet, or booking a table for an event.

Where Taier Al Monal is different

  • A weekday buffet (AED 42) and a bigger weekend buffet (AED 65 adult / AED 33 kid), not just à la carte
  • A dedicated Sunday brunch buffet — halwa puri, live omelette station, tandoori paratha
  • Reserved event seating for birthdays and Valentine's Day, on the same menu
  • A 4.6-star rating from over 1,700 Google reviews

If you already know Abu Shaghara's Pakistani food scene, you know the strip rewards trying more than one place — flavours, portioning and pricing all vary more than you'd expect for restaurants a few minutes apart. Add Taier Al Monal to your rotation next time you're in the mood for handi, and judge it against what you already know.

Where to find us

Opposite Nesto Hypermarket, Bu Shaghara, Hay Al Qasimiah, Sharjah — open daily, 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM.

See what's on the menu

Handi, karahi, biryani and live BBQ — browse the full à la carte menu.

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Related Questions

We're in the same Abu Shaghara neighbourhood and serve the same category of food — Pakistani handi, karahi and Nawabi-style dishes, plus live tandoor BBQ. Each restaurant has its own kitchen and character, so the best way to compare is to try both.