Madinah’s Chefs Market: A Hub of Traditional Cuisine and Heritage

Madinah: The Chefs Market in Madinah, a renowned culinary hub, offers a wide array of traditional dishes unique to the region. Formerly situated adjacent to the Prophet's Mosque, the market has now relocated to the Al-Magharba neighborhood, just one kilometer away from the Prophet's Mosque on Prince Abdulmohsen bin Abdulaziz Road, where it continues to entice visitors with its delicious offerings.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the market is a popular spot for tourists and Madinah residents, remaining bustling year-round. During Ramadan, the market sees a significant increase in visitors eager to sample its renowned traditional dishes for their iftar meals. Following the taraweeh prayers at the Prophet's Mosque, the market becomes even busier.

With a heritage of over four decades, the market's design reflects the essence of Madinah. Overseen by Al Madinah Region Development Authority, the market houses more than 40 restaurants serving traditional dishes such as Kabuli rice, Bukhari rice, muqalqal, camuniah, manto, yaghmush, mandi, kebabs, and various fish dishes.