Location: Tulum
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Most Popular Middle Eastern food in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Best Middle Eastern restaurants nearby. Discover the best Middle Eastern food in Tulum. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Middle Eastern restaurants near you.. Mayan ruins tower over the sea in Tulum. The formerly walled city was one of the last to be built by the Mayans, and its archaeological sites are incredibly well preserved. Take a break from the beach to visit El Castillo, the Temple of the Frescoes, and the Temple of the Descending God. Explore an underground river under a canopy of stalactites in the sacred caverns of LabnaHa Eco Park, or dive into Cenote Dos Ojos to snorkel inside of caves in the middle of a forest.
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1. Pasha Tulum Down Town
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Best Mediterranean Style Middle Eastern restaurant in Tulum, run by Husband and Wife from Cyprus and Mexico will be happy to host you and your family or friends. We offer Lamb kebab that is cook slowly in the oven. The best Falafel you will taste in your
Reviewed By jessinewey
We did lunch at Pasha when it was at the beach a couple years ago and know that prices on the beach are steel but it was a kittle shack,, charming and tasty- yet eventhen we felt the price to quality value was skewwd by location..... Well, now we went to Pasha with two local friends and all we wanted was to have a big shared spread of the mezzo and could not believe that you can order an order of an entree plate for a certain price but a mixed full mezzo platter is 600 pesos!!! We live in Barcelona and understand the value of small shared plates ut many of Pasha's were LITERALLY condiments in a tiny bowl, not ample for 4 people, as a price ticket like that would suggest.. In all honesty the 600 peso mezze is more apt for 2 people but he price for being in the pueblo supersedes the value of what you receive... chickpea puree in 3 ways, tiny bell pepper and eggplant spreads... salads and such are ok priced, but any protein dish is also high end prices for rustic soulful food... Está muy caro!Thanks for taking your time to review our restaurant .Our meze includes Falafel, Tahini paste, Eggplant spread, Tabule salad, olives, Feta cheese, cabbage vinagrete, Tzatziki Dip, Pita bread unlimited, toested pita chips, veggy slices , Hummus Dip. , Cheekpea salad.Obviously they are not condiments In a tiny bowl!!We try Serve tasty and fresh food and that has a price it doesn't matter which part of the world you come from. And our menu does not mention that meze is for 4 person. We try to suggest smaller or bigger mezze depending on what else you will order so you can feel you appetite. Thanks again for your visitEnjoy your vacations
2. Loco Tulum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Idan Lifshitz, chef of his signature restaurant âLoco Tulumâ, has opened in Tulum. It offers a unique opportunity to taste his Mediterranean cuisine dishes, in which flavors and colors converge to create the full authentic experience. Loco Tulum is the id
Reviewed By patoxxy
We went to have a relax dinner and got and amazing experience with the food and with the design of the place.The chef was incredible kind, he came out to talk to us and explain a little bit about the menu.Also they have lots of wine and good drinks.Thank you for your review!!!
3. Pasha Tulum Down Town
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Best Mediterranean Style Middle Eastern restaurant in Tulum, run by Husband and Wife from Cyprus and Mexico will be happy to host you and your family or friends. We offer Lamb kebab that is cook slowly in the oven. The best Falafel you will taste in your
Reviewed By jessinewey
We did lunch at Pasha when it was at the beach a couple years ago and know that prices on the beach are steel but it was a kittle shack,, charming and tasty- yet eventhen we felt the price to quality value was skewwd by location..... Well, now we went to Pasha with two local friends and all we wanted was to have a big shared spread of the mezzo and could not believe that you can order an order of an entree plate for a certain price but a mixed full mezzo platter is 600 pesos!!! We live in Barcelona and understand the value of small shared plates ut many of Pasha's were LITERALLY condiments in a tiny bowl, not ample for 4 people, as a price ticket like that would suggest.. In all honesty the 600 peso mezze is more apt for 2 people but he price for being in the pueblo supersedes the value of what you receive... chickpea puree in 3 ways, tiny bell pepper and eggplant spreads... salads and such are ok priced, but any protein dish is also high end prices for rustic soulful food... Está muy caro!Thanks for taking your time to review our restaurant .Our meze includes Falafel, Tahini paste, Eggplant spread, Tabule salad, olives, Feta cheese, cabbage vinagrete, Tzatziki Dip, Pita bread unlimited, toested pita chips, veggy slices , Hummus Dip. , Cheekpea salad.Obviously they are not condiments In a tiny bowl!!We try Serve tasty and fresh food and that has a price it doesn't matter which part of the world you come from. And our menu does not mention that meze is for 4 person. We try to suggest smaller or bigger mezze depending on what else you will order so you can feel you appetite. Thanks again for your visitEnjoy your vacations
