Arabic Restaurants in Riga?

Are there any arabic Restaurant in Riga?

It actually depends on what kind of "arabic" do you mean. I'm sure we have Shavermas, Shaurmas and all this Turkish stuff, but I'm not sure they rely to "arabic" term, so may be this needs to be clarified...

I never met purely Arabic restaurant in Riga.

Specially I never tasted those hummus & bread food which I love to taste when I was in Israel or Egypt.

Despite we have a company which produces hummus in Latvia in small dozes, they call it HUM-HUM, it's too expensive and not purely the same as the original one.

So You have horizons to open Your own Arabic restaurant here and I'm sure it could be popular

I didn't find any arabic restaurant in Riga, but... I found a Spanish one... and I was really surprised coz I found it just leaving the parking in the old town... unfortunately I didn't have time to go to try if it's good or not... next time...

I know it's not the place but... I'm thinking about to locate to Riga for sometime... anybody know a head hunter office or something like that to apply? mmmmmm I don't speak Latvian or russian... but speak english, spanish, catalan, a bit of german, french and portuguese...

well... thanks in advance
have a nice weekend

I may know it but the question needs more precisement i.e. what kind of purpose you would like to get it for etc.

HI yuta well... I would like to go to Riga to work for sometime... actually I travel frecuently coz of business and I love this city... that's all... but I would like to work in management area (export or production)
now I work as export manager in a international spanish company since 3 years ago...and before, I owned my own factory till I sold it (a fashion knitting factory) I was managing the company and the production area. but I was fed up and I sold it maybe in the best moment... :P

I suppose, the restaurant called Habibi (address: Peldu 24, Riga or Gertrudes 14, Riga) is the one you are asking for. There are Middle Eastern-style sofas and pillows, authentic hookahs and in the evenings there are belly dancers. You can also smoke pipes there, and enjoy some foods and drinks. Still, it's not very cheap. They also have a website, but there is no English version at the moment.