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Welcome to Yemenat

Yemenat, located in Brooklyn's Bay Ridge neighborhood, invites diners on a culinary journey through authentic Yemeni cuisine. With a focus on fresh seafood, their menu boasts vibrant dishes like the standout Muva Fish and rich Lamb Aqdah, each crafted with local spices and ingredients. The welcoming atmosphere, characterized by attentive service, makes every visit feel like home. Guests rave about the soulful Shakshoka Adeni and comforting Maraq, showcasing Yemenat’s dedication to flavor and tradition. After a recent renovation, the charming interior adds to the experience, creating a perfect backdrop for sharing and savoring exceptional meals with loved ones.

LOCATIONS

Welcome to Yemenat, a delightful gem nestled in the heart of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Located at 7721 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209, Yemenat brings an exquisite taste of Yemeni seafood to your plate, fusing rich culinary traditions with the freshest ingredients available. Offering a menu that captivates both the eyes and the palate, Yemenat is where you’ll find comfort in every bite.

As a seafood lover, the standout here is undeniably the Muva Fish, priced at $36.80. This dish has received rave reviews for its outstanding flavor, leaving diners like Linda Sarsour in sheer delight. The fish is prepared with perfect seasoning, capturing the essence of Yemeni spices that dance across the taste buds. Each mouthful is a reminder of home, complemented by an atmosphere that feels both modern and welcoming.

The menu at Yemenat is thoughtfully curated, ensuring that every dish shines. From the succulent Sanani Kebab at $20.70 to the aromatic Beef Fahsa, which features braised short ribs served in a spiced broth for $32.20, every option is bursting with flavor. Must-tries include the Chicken Haneeth, marinated to perfection and served over Hadami rice, and the delectable Lamb Haneeth, both priced at $20.70 and $36.80, respectively.

  • Appetizers: Start your meal with their crispy Chips Adani, a perfect companion to their zesty sour chili garlic sauce at just $9.20.
  • Soups and Salads: Don’t miss the spiced lamb broth, Maraq, at $4.60, a warm and comforting prelude to your feast.
  • Vegan Options: For those seeking plant-based choices, dishes like Mushakal Veggies at $18.40 and Foule at $14.95 offer rich flavors that cater to all.

Reviews confirm that Yemenat is not just a restaurant, but a community hub where the staff makes you feel at home. Customer Ahmed Monessar describes the service as “incredibly attentive,” while Elina Galperin praises the restaurant's modern ambiance following its recent renovations. Certainly, the heartfelt service enhances the dining experience, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages diners to savor their meals slowly.

As you indulge in the culinary delights at Yemenat, you'll find that each dish is a story waiting to be told. Rich in flavors, warmth, and community spirit, Yemenat is more than just seafood; it’s an authentic Yemeni experience that beckons to be explored. Whether you're a local or just passing through, make sure to stop by Yemenat—the adventure awaits!

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Ahmed Monessar
Ahmed Monessar

Yemenat Cafe in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, was absolutely amazing! The staff was incredibly attentive, making the experience feel warm and welcomingjust like being at home. The food was A, easily the freshest Yemeni cuisine Ive ever had. Every ...

MA
MA

Great food and atmosphere. I enjoyed the way they chock the fish. The staff are easily frazzled, but its understandable as I think this is a family restaurant. Try them out. Youll like it.

Linda Sarsour
Linda Sarsour

I highly recommend this place. The food is delicious the Muva Fish was OUTSTANDING. Their menu is straight forward with great choices of authentic Yemeni cuisine. The staff are very friendly and attentive. We enjoyed our experience very much.

Elina Galperin
Elina Galperin

One of the best restaurants in south Brooklyn! Modern and delicious food. Great service and very pretty inside after the renovation. Small menu so everything was excellent. Loved the bread and rice.

Maria Narino
Maria Narino

Food was outstanding. Incredibly rich in flavor and I think I had 5 cups of the tea. ...

Dean C
Dean C

I finally made it to Yemenat after reading Pete Wells New York Times piece, and it completely lived up to the hype. ...

Dorothy Tyler
Dorothy Tyler

The reviews are true that this restaurant has delicious and unique Yemeni food. I had the soup broth, a salad, the baked lamb which fell off the bone and melted in my mouth, and a cardamom ice cream dessert with caramel sauce, crushed ...

Fala J.O
Fala J.O

I was in luck to have found Yemenat as Chef Akram Said was doing his residency there. ...