Where We Are Going Today: Wagyu Burger Joint in Jeddah

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Updated 15 September 2025
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Where We Are Going Today: Wagyu Burger Joint in Jeddah

  • Desserts feature milkshakes (oreo, vanilla, and matcha) and blueberry cheesecake ice cream

Wagyu Burger Joint on Prince Sultan Road has become a popular spot in Jeddah for quality food.

The menu focuses on fresh ingredients, soft buns, and wagyu beef.

Highlights include the double wagyu patty burger with cheese, beef bacon, fried onions, and WBJ sauce, served with fries.

The J burger adds a smoky, spicy touch with BBQ sauce and Monterey Jack, while the on fire burger comes with jalapenos and double cheese for extra heat.

For groups, the Q+Q bucket offers four burgers with family-size fries. Sides include parmesan fries, bacon cheese fries, and brisket balls.

Desserts feature milkshakes (oreo, vanilla, and matcha) and blueberry cheesecake ice cream. Vegan options are also available.

Service is quick, with both dine-in and drive-thru options. Burgers are priced between SR30 to SR40 ($8-$11). They can be heavy, so it is more of an occasional treat than an everyday meal.

Orders can also be placed through the WBJ app. Check more on Instagram @wbj.sa.

 


Where We Are Going Today: La Haut Maison et Ciel

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Updated 15 December 2025
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Where We Are Going Today: La Haut Maison et Ciel

  • One of the evening’s highlights was the passion fruit carpaccio salmon

La Haut Maison et Ciel, located in Via Riyadh, is a carefully curated experience.

The interior is warm and refined, defined by rich brown tones, polished marble, and brass accents. During the day, sunlight filters through a wooden sunroof, while evenings bring mood lighting and a softly lit bar that creates a more intimate atmosphere.

The menu is where La Haut makes its strongest impression. Drawing from North African and Mediterranean influences, the dishes blend familiar flavors with thoughtful, restrained twists. Presentation and seasoning feel deliberate without veering into excess.

The tomato goat cheese salad was fresh and well-balanced, with acidity cutting through the creaminess of the cheese. The harissa shrimp salad stood out among the starters, offering a gentle, layered heat that relied more on aromatic spices than intensity.

One of the evening’s highlights was the passion fruit carpaccio salmon. The subtle sweetness and acidity of the passion fruit created a dish that felt clean, elegant, and perfectly balanced. It was as enjoyable to look at as it was to eat.

Among the mains, the slow-cooked, tender asado short ribs were comforting without feeling heavy. The Tunisian lamb offered a warmer, more rustic contrast, with tender meat, fragrant spices, and fluffy couscous creating a deeply satisfying dish.

The Algerian rechta was another standout, particularly for those drawn to comforting homemade pasta, with silky noodles that absorbed the sauce beautifully.

There are, however, minor drawbacks. Portions lean toward the refined side, which may leave one wanting more, especially given the premium pricing. Service was attentive and friendly, but felt slightly stretched during peak hours, with longer pauses between courses.

Desserts are lighter in style, a welcome finish after a flavorful meal, though those seeking indulgent sweets may find the selection limited.

The drinks menu is solid, featuring both well-executed classics and house signatures that complement the food and setting.

Overall, La Haut Maison et Ciel delivers a well-curated dining experience that balances atmosphere, flavor, and creativity.

While pacing and portion size could be refined, it remains a strong addition to Riyadh’s evolving dining scene.