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Kej Oslobođenja 45, Beograd, SerbiaRestaurant €10 to €20
C/ de Sant Martí, 3, Ciutat Vella, 46002 València, Valencia, Spain
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If you’re wandering through the heart of València, you absolutely can’t miss Kunafa By Afandi, tucked on C/ de Sant Martí, 3, in the bustling district of Ciutat Vella. This cozy spot has quickly earned a reputation as a go-to destination for anyone craving authentic Middle Eastern flavors with a modern twist. The moment you step inside, the restaurant vibe immediately feels inviting and relaxed, making it perfect for a casual meet-up with friends or a quiet coffee break. One of the highlights here is their signature kunafa, a sweet, cheesy delight that perfectly balances richness and subtle sweetness, making it hard to resist ordering more than one portion. Beyond dessert, the menu is thoughtfully crafted to include options that cater to a variety of tastes-whether you’re in the mood for vegetarian small plates, healthy choices, or indulgent late-night bites. Kunafa By Afandi also ensures that every guest’s dietary preferences are respected, offering halal-friendly options throughout their menu, so everyone can enjoy their meals without a second thought. For coffee lovers, the cafe-style drinks are robust and aromatic, pairing wonderfully with their pastries or lighter snacks. When it comes to service, they make it easy to enjoy your meal however you prefer. You can dine in and soak up the lively atmosphere, grab a takeout if you’re on the go, or simply enjoy a relaxed sit-down experience without the pressure of delivery. The staff are approachable and attentive, adding a warm, personal touch that complements the flavors on your plate. Whether you’re exploring the streets of València late at night or looking for a midday pick-me-up, this restaurant manages to balance comfort, quality, and authenticity in a way that keeps people coming back. Its central location in Ciutat Vella makes it an ideal pit stop between sightseeing or a convenient spot for locals who want to enjoy a flavorful break without venturing too far from the city center.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
C/ de Sant Martí, 3, Ciutat Vella, 46002 València, Valencia, Spain
we were served by two young ladies and the owner was also there and Namaste the service was great We asked, do they have anywhere to pray on they gladly shoulders and give us a place The owner was always on hand to help and it’s definitely Halal place and has Halal food We ordered kanafa and tea as you can see from the the pictures and it was very nice. The tea was very nice in the Canna. It was very nice. We really enjoyed it. We would definitely go again and what most people don’t know is they also do other food not just sweet dishes and pastries
Very good and well hidden eatery in the center of Valencia. I tried Musakhan (Palastinian dish) that is made there as sandwich cones, it was delicious. The kunafa as well was very authentic and well done. Strongly recommend to visit if you are around Valencia old city and want some halal and arab cuisine.
They actually have more than just sweets, their menu included a lot of main dishes as well. We tried the falafel sandwich, and it tasted really good. We asked for the vegan version, and it was a bit plain without the sauce (which contained lactose), and they had no substitute for it. Other places offer to put hummus or tahini instead. Service was very kind. However, we had to wait quite some time for the simple order to be ready.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.