
Malabar Biriyani
Thalassery biriyani, built on whole spices ground fresh that morning.
Banana-leaf feasts, Malabar biriyani, and the slow-fire curries of the backwaters — brought faithfully to the heart of Manama.
Nattinpuram — the Malayalam word for hometown — carries that promise in every dish. Inside the Ramee Baisan International Hotel, we cook the food that Keralites grew up eating: banana-leaf sadhyas, Malabar biriyani, slow fish curries, and the Sulaimani that ends every meal.
We source spices and produce to stay true to the original — not an approximation of Kerala, but Kerala itself.
Four rules the kitchen does not break, from the first tempering to the last glass of Sulaimani.
Cardamom, pepper, fennel — sourced from Idukki and ground daily. The aroma that hits you before the plate arrives.
Every tempering starts in coconut oil — the unmistakable base note of Kerala cooking that no substitute matches.
Beef fry, crab masala, fish curry — none of these can be rushed. We give each dish the time it demands.
For Sadhya, we use real banana leaves — not plates. The food tastes different on green. That is not a claim. That is chemistry.
Onam sadhyas, corporate lunches, family gatherings, wedding feasts — we scale without compromise. Same spices, same care, fifty plates or five hundred.
The full banana-leaf ceremony, for Onam, Vishu, weddings, or any day worth celebrating.
Boxed Kerala meals, rice and curry sets, biriyani batches — delivered or set up on-site.
Birthday feasts, anniversary dinners, homecoming meals — built around your guest list, not a generic package.
Traditional Kerala wedding feasts — sadhya menus for 50 to 500 guests. We scale the spice, not down the quality.
48-hour notice for most events. For large sadhyas (100+ guests), reach us at least a week ahead.
A familiar plate, a familiar smell, in a city that feels less far from home when you are eating here.
“Kerala food is not cuisine. It is memory, made edible.”
We answer every call — reservations, catering enquiries, and feedback on your visit.
Ramee Baisan International Hotel
Block 320, Road 2005, Bldg 176
Hoora, Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
48-hour notice required for most events. One week for large sadhyas of 100 or more guests.
Tell us your occasion, guest count, and preferred date — we will confirm the menu and the timing.