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Markets & food halls

Downtown
Time Out Market Dubai
Local restaurant counters under one roof in Souk Al Bahar, with fountain views from the terrace.
Deira
Waterfront Market
Deira’s modern fish market: choose your catch, then have it cleaned and cooked nearby. Go in the morning.
Dubailand
Global Village food
Street food from dozens of countries, from Turkish ice cream to Yemeni honey. Arrive hungry, after sunset.
Umm Suqeim
Ripe Market
A weekend market in Police Academy Park with farm produce, food stalls and children’s activities, 9am–9pm.

Emirati & traditional

Several branches
Logma
Modern Khaleeji comfort food and breakfasts; the luqaimat and karak are the reason to go.
Al Fahidi
Arabian Tea House
Emirati breakfasts and tea in a shaded courtyard in the historic district.
Al Fahidi
Al Khayma Heritage Restaurant
Part restaurant, part museum: bread baked in front of you and lamb machboos to share. Bib Gourmand, MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2026.

Bakeries & cafés

Satwa
Ravi Restaurant
A cheap, cheerful Pakistani institution for curries, daal and fresh naan; a Satwa classic since 1978.
Several branches
Filli Café
A local karak chain; sweet, spiced tea with zafrani cardamom, often drunk in the car.

Highly recommended

Al Mankhool
Al Ustad Special Kabab
A family Iranian kebab house running since the 1970s; the walls are covered in photos.
Jumeirah
Orfali Bros Bistro
Three Syrian brothers’ inventive bistro on Wasl 51; book well ahead for dinner.
Jumeirah
3 Fils
Asian-inspired small plates by the boats at Jumeirah Fishing Harbour; casual and much loved.
JLT
Bait Maryam
Levantine home cooking in a homely room; warm, generous and family-friendly.
Satwa
Al Mallah
A Satwa shawarma and fresh-juice stop with pavement tables; best late in the evening.

Eat more

Shawarma on Al Dhiyafah
Karak & chapati
Kunafa
Iranian bread
Kerala thali in Karama
Fresh dates
Camel-milk chocolate

The December plate

Luqaimat
Crisp, saffron-scented dumplings drizzled with date syrup, served at every winter gathering and National Day stall.
Harees & machboos
Slow-cooked wheat and meat, and spiced rice with lamb or chicken; Emirati festive staples.
Dates & qahwa
Fresh dates with cardamom Arabic coffee are the city’s welcome; try them at the SMCCU or a heritage café.
Muslim traveller note: food is halal by default. Hotel restaurants may cook with alcohol in sauces or desserts; ask if you are unsure.
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