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Middle Eastern Restaurants in Puerto Rico


Displaying 6 results.
  1. Baru
    2. 150 San Sebastian St., Old San Juan
    San Juan, PR 00901
    787) 977-7107
  2. Bistro Catalina
    3. Bo. Beatriz Carr #1 K.M. 52.1
    Cayey, PR 00736
    (787) 263-4499
  3. Cairo
    Closed Mondays.
    4. 352 Ensenada, cor. Roosevelt Avenue, Caparra
    San Juan, PR 00920
    (787) 273-7140
  4. Pasha Restaurant
    The Mediterranean has traditionally been the West's gateway to the Orient, a rich tapestry of mutually complementary cultures that slowly delve eastward towards mystery and adventure. That's the essence of Pasha, a journey through a magical world of colors, aromas and flavors, stemming from a choice selection of contemporary recipes with a seafood accent. Presenting a healthful and satisfying cuisine that soothes the soul as well as the palate. Indulge yourself. Open Tuesday-Thursdays 6:00pm-11:00pm. Friday & Saturdays 6:00pm-11:30pm with live entertainment (belly dancers, flamenco). Sundays 6:00pm-11:00pm. Closed Mondays.
    5. 6063 Isla Verde Ave.
    San Juan
    (787) 791-1224
    Fax (787) 791-2035
  5. Stop @ Tres Palmas Restaurant
    Specializing in fish, shellfish and in the finest steaks and chops, including the best cuts of aged beef. Open hours: Mon, Thu-Fri: 5:30pm-10:30pm. Sat-Sun: 4pm-10:30. Closed Tue-Wed.
    6. 413 Road
    Rincon, PR 00677
    (787) 823-6010
  6. Tierra Santa
    The restaurant features the classics, Arabian and Lebanese specialties in an exquisite atmosphere. As usual in Middle Eastern restaurants, Tierra Santa offers belly dancers on the weekends, and the clientele is comprised mostly of local families who simply love the charming Arabic ambiance and appreciate the restaurant's outstanding service.
    7. 284 Roosevelt Ave, Hato Rey
    San Juan
    (787) 754-6865




Did You Know?

The term "china" originated from a brand of oranges that came to Puerto Rico in the 19th century, advertised as names "Naranjas de la China/Oranges from China" China in PR is the color orange and the fruit. naranja, which is used for oranges in most Spanish speaking countries, only refers to the bitter orange in Puerto Rico.