Bait Al Luban, meaning the House of Frankincense, occupies a merchant’s home built roughly one hundred forty years ago along the Muttrah Corniche. The building is identifiable by its traditional Omani architecture, featuring ornate wood carvings and Zanzibar-style latticework on the windows. Since its restoration, the space has functioned as a restaurant dedicated to local culinary heritage, sitting directly across from the harbor where the Sultan’s royal yacht is often moored.
Bait Al Luban Omani Restaurant - Mutrah
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