Dress codes

Which Riyadh restaurants have a dress code, and what is it?

Restaurants and the dress code each gives. Riyadh Table lists 6: Aseeb (casual, no shorts), Assaraya Turkish (casual), Bait Al Malaz (no specific dress code), Sasani (smart casual, no shorts allowed), Tokyo (elegant smart casual or Saudi national attire) and Villa Mamas (smart-casual).

Al Yasmin★ 4.5

Aseeb

casual, no shorts

Middle Eastern restaurant in Al Yasmin, Riyadh. Cuisine: Saudi. Selected by the MICHELIN Guide.

MICHELIN GuideSaudiFrom 200 riyals

Olaya★ 4.0

Assaraya Turkish

casual

Turkish restaurant in Olaya, Riyadh. Cuisine: Turkish.

Turkish

Al Sahafah★ 4.0

Bait Al Malaz

no specific dress code

Breakfast restaurant in Al Sahafah, Riyadh. Cuisine: Saudi.

Saudi20 to 120 riyals

Hittin★ 4.3

Sasani

smart casual, no shorts allowed

Persian restaurant in Hittin, Riyadh. Cuisine: Persian. Bib Gourmand, MICHELIN Guide 2025.

Bib GourmandPersianFrom 200 riyals

Al Wurud★ 4.4

Tokyo

elegant smart casual or Saudi national attire

Japanese restaurant in Al Wurud, Riyadh. Cuisine: Japanese.

JapaneseFrom 200 riyals

Diriyah★ 4.6

Villa Mamas

smart-casual

Middle Eastern restaurant in Diriyah, Riyadh. Cuisine: Middle Eastern. Selected by the MICHELIN Guide.

MICHELIN GuideMiddle EasternFrom 200 riyals