New Food Street Near Masjid E Nabawai | Pakistani Food | Fast Food | Indian Food | Madinah | KSA

New Food Street Near Masjid E Nabawai | Pakistani Food | Fast Food | Indian Food | Madinah | KSA

Here are some **popular food streets / areas with plenty of eats near Masjid e-Nabawi in Medina (Al Madinah), Saudi Arabia (minutes’ walk or a short stroll): 

🍢 Main Food Street Option

Madinah food street – A lively food street on King Fahd Rd near Masjid e-Nabawi with lots of stalls and international cuisine. It’s a good place for an evening stroll and casual food outing, with wraps, pizzas, juices, desserts, and more. 

🍴 Other Nearby Street Eats & Areas
• Stalls around the mosque gates: There are street food stalls near the main mosque entrances selling shawarma, falafel, juices, and snacks — perfect for quick bites before/after prayers. 
• Qurban Road / pedestrian streets: Around the mosque’s perimeter, especially toward King Fahd Gate, you’ll find small shop rows with food, snacks, and drinks — popular after prayer times. 

🍽️ Nearby Dining Streets / Districts (Walking Distance)

While not a single “food street” name, these areas near Masjid e-Nabawi are packed with eateries you can explore on foot: 
• Markazia (Central) area: Busy streets around the mosque with cafes, juice bars, shawarma and rotisserie chicken spots.
• North & West of the mosque: Side streets with casual restaurants offering Saudi, Yemeni, and Levant dishes.

🍛 Popular Nearby Restaurants (not a dedicated street but close by)

Here are individual popular dining spots near the Haram (great if you want something specific): 
• مطعم روابي اليمن (Yemeni food)
• مطعم مرحبا (Pakistani cuisine)
• سنابل المدينة (local casual)
• مطعم قارات آسيا (Asian dishes)
• مطاعم شاورما وفلافل near Bab Quba area

✅ Tip: The closer you stay to the mosque center (especially around King Fahd or Bab Quba), the more food stalls and casual eateries you’ll find on foot without a vehicle needed. 

Would you like specific food recommendations (like best shawarma, mandi, Pakistani restaurants, or dessert spots) near Masjid e-Nabawi?