Yemen » Going Out
Food and Drink
Things to know: Alcohol is not generally available but may be served in hotels. It is illegal to buy alcohol for a Yemeni citizen. Tourists are advised to respect Muslim customs and traditions.
National specialities:
• Haradha (a mincemeat and pepper dish).
• Marag lahm (meat soup).
• Hanid (lamb meat cooked in typical oven with spices).
• Kabsa (rice with lamb meat).
Tipping: The practice of tipping is becoming more common. Waiters should be tipped 10 to 15%.
Nightlife
Shopping
Shopping hours: Sun-Thurs 0800-1300 and 1600-2100.
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Information in this section was last updated: Wed May 23 2012
