Layalina tent offers standout iftar, sahoor experiences
RIYADH: Riyadh's newest Ramadan tent, Layalina, is making waves as this month's hotspot destination.
Hosted by The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh, Layalina offers a blend of traditional and modern experiences, creating an unforgettable atmosphere for guests looking to break their fast or enjoy a lively sahoor.
Bringing the event to life alongside The Ritz-Carlton is the Saudi-founded PR services, Modern Era.
Known for its dynamic approach, Modern Era has played a key role in transforming the Ramadan tent into an epic celebration, featuring top-tier entertainment and a carefully curated culinary experience.
Renowned for offering the largest buffet in Riyadh, The Ritz-Carlton's Layalina Ramadan tent boasts an impressive spread of dishes.
Guests can indulge in a diverse selection of international and Saudi cuisine, making every meal a memorable one.
The extensive menu includes a variety of international appetizers, chilled seafood, multiple live cooking stations, an array of main courses, and a lavish pastry station filled with delicious desserts.
Layalina is divided into two distinct experiences — iftar and sahoor. Those seeking a peaceful setting to break their fast can enjoy a serene atmosphere, while guests looking for an engaging and entertaining night out can attend the lively sahoor sessions.
With its grand offerings, Layalina offers something for everyone throughout Ramadan.
At the heart of the Layalina Ramadan tent is a central stage, featuring some of the region's top entertainers. The grand opening of the tent set the bar high, delivering an evening filled with laughter and elegance with Abla Fahita. Known for her signature humor and charm, Fahita took center stage, captivating the audience and setting the tone for an exciting season ahead.
Also taking the stage were notable names such as Egyptian comedian Shaimaa Said, musical artist Hajjer El Khashab, Saudi actor and comedian Ibrahim Al-Khairallah, and Shadi Alfons, each adding their own flair to the mix.
With these star-studded lineups, the Layalina tent is not just about dining — it is about creating lasting memories through entertainment and culture.
Layalina offers a luxurious Ramadan experience with iftar at SR500 ($133) and sahoor at SR325 per person. Children under six enter free, while those aged 6-12 receive a half-price discount (excluding 15 percent VAT).
Layalina tent bookings are available until March 31.
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