Sliders off the flat top, loaded fries under the light, and a Ghanati burger that has its own following. Four branches across Oman, one kitchen standard.
The dishes people drive to Nizwa for. Tap one and it is in your basket — the price comes from the kitchen, not from this page.
Pick the burger, pick the fries, pick the drink. The total is priced on the server every time you change your mind — so what you see here is what the till will say.
Every combo is built on one.
Medium or large — the counter charges by size, so this does too.
Optional. Skip it if you brought your own.
Pay here, and the branch calls them. A driver, a neighbour, a friend having a week of it — you pick the meal, we deliver the reason. Same order, same kitchen, somebody else's name on it.
Meals already paid forward. Names only if the sender left one.
A point per hundred baisa spent, on every channel — the counter, the website, Telegram. The tier you are on is the tier the branch sees when you walk in.
Leave a name, an email and a number and the code is yours on the spot. One per address — the code is checked against the store, not against this page, so it works from any phone you order on.
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Every branch cooks the same card and charges the same price. Nizwa sits in Ghaf Al Sheikh, on the club road.
Prices, branches, what is in the family box, how long delivery takes. It answers from the same menu the kitchen cooks from — so it cannot quote you a price the till will not honour.
The whole menu, the basket and your rewards balance, inside Telegram. Same prices, same kitchen, same order number the counter reads out.
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