Pakistani food spread with karahi, biryani, naan and kebabs

Salmiya · Kuwait · Since 2009

Slow fire. Old recipes. One table.

Four cuisines — Arabic, Pakistani, Indian and Nepali — cooked over live charcoal in the heart of Salmiya.

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Takeaway & dine-in 24/7Live TandoorDelivery 12 PM–12 AM

The House of Nobel

Four cuisines, one table: Arabic, Pakistani, Indian and Nepali.

Every dum biryani is sealed by hand, every naan pulled from the clay oven to order, and every karahi finished on a roaring flame. Takeaway and dine-in are available around the clock.

Badshahi Mosque in Lahore in daylight

Our Heritage

Recipes carried from the courtyards of Lahore.

Our kitchen keeps the hand of the old cities — the charcoal, the whole spices, the patience of a sealed pot. What began in the lanes of the subcontinent now finds its table in Salmiya.

Our Roots & Heritage

The places behind the flavour

Wazir Khan Mosque, Lahore
Wazir Khan Mosque, LahoreHand-laid tile work, 1634
Minar-e-Pakistan
Minar-e-PakistanLahore in daylight
Faisal Mosque, Islamabad
Faisal Mosque, IslamabadModern lines, old faith

The Menu

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Fresh naan baking in a live Pakistani tandoor

Weekend at Nobel

Haleem on Saturday, Paya on Thursday.

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Fan Favourites

Chicken Biryani Dum (1 Plate)

Chicken Biryani Dum (1 Plate)

1.000 KD
Paya

Paya

1.000 KD
Dejaj Faham (Half)

Dejaj Faham (Half)

1.250 KD
Mutton Karahi (Plate)

Mutton Karahi (Plate)

1.750 KD
Mountain valley in northern Pakistan

Authentic Recipes

From mountain kitchens to your table — unchanged.

Whole spices ground in-house, stock simmered overnight, and slow dum cooking the way it is still done in the northern valleys.

Hand-painted Pakistani truck art

Street Art, Street Food