"A modern Lebanese room at the Four Seasons, with chef-led mezze and nightly live oud — come for the spread and the open-kitchen theatre."
About Lï Beirut
Lï Beirut opened in 2024 on the fourth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya, a modern Lebanese room built around an open kitchen and a chef-led menu. Glass walls give panoramic views over the city, and every evening a live oud player sets the mood — a deliberately atmospheric take on Lebanese hospitality at a luxury-hotel level.
It is one of the Four Seasons' marquee tables. For other Kuwait City rooms, compare the Pan-Asian Sintoho, the Levantine Dar Hamad and the Italian Riccardo, or browse the wider dining picks.
The Kitchen
The cooking is modern Lebanese led by chef Mohammed El-Hajjar, a Lebanon-born chef with more than twenty years behind the stove, and it leans into mezze: crispy boneless chicken wings with coriander labneh, baked meat rolls with mixed nuts and a yogurt-mint sauce, and a Saj Millefeuille dessert layered with lemon cream, pecans and apricot. The open kitchen makes the cooking part of the show.
This is Four Seasons pricing — a full Lebanese spread of mezze, grills and dessert adds up — for a polished, occasion-grade version of the cuisine rather than a casual neighbourhood meal.
The Room
The room is designed for atmosphere: glass walls with city views, an open kitchen at its heart, and both indoor and outdoor seating. From 7pm each evening, oud player Alain performs live, giving the space a distinctly Lebanese warmth. It is a room built for a long, sociable dinner — mezze in the middle of the table, music in the background.
Best for a Lebanese team dinner or a special night out
Lï Beirut suits a Lebanese team dinner or a special night out — the shared mezze and live oud make it a natural team dinner or table to impress clients, and an easy birthday celebration. For more of the city's tables, browse the full Kuwait City dining guide.
Not for
Not for a quick, budget Lebanese plate or a quiet, intimate dinner — this is a lively, hotel-grade room with live music and Four Seasons pricing, built for sociable mezze evenings.
Frequently Asked
What is Lï Beirut in Kuwait known for?
Modern Lebanese cooking with a chef-led mezze menu, an open kitchen and nightly live oud, on the fourth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya.
Who is the chef at Lï Beirut?
Chef Mohammed El-Hajjar, a Lebanon-born chef with more than twenty years of experience, leads the kitchen.
What should I order at Lï Beirut?
The mezze — crispy boneless chicken wings with coriander labneh and the baked meat rolls with nuts and yogurt-mint sauce — and the Saj Millefeuille dessert to finish.
Is there live music at Lï Beirut?
Yes — oud player Alain performs live every evening from 7pm, giving the room a distinctly Lebanese atmosphere.
Where is Lï Beirut located?
On the fourth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya on Al Soor Street, with both indoor and outdoor seating and city views.
Reserve a Table
Reserve at Lï Beirut
Book via the Four Seasons Kuwait website or OpenTable; live oud begins at 7pm each evening.
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Practical Information
AddressFour Seasons Hotel Kuwait at Burj Alshaya, Al Soor Street, Kuwait City
NeighbourhoodOn the fourth floor of the Four Seasons Hotel at Burj Alshaya
CuisineLebanese
PriceMezze-led dining; expect a full Lebanese spread at Four Seasons prices
Dress CodeSmart elegant
SeatingIndoor and outdoor seating with city views; reservation advised
ReservationReservation advised; live oud from 7pm nightly. Alcohol-free in line with Kuwait
