Aamras Thali Restaurant

Aamras Thali Restaurant

Al Karama

Aamras Thali Restaurant in Al Karama serves vegetarian Indian thalis with Gujarati and Rajasthani touches. Diners come for the unlimited thali, live chaat counter and especially the thick, mango-focused aamras.

Reputation Score
4.8
★★★★★
1,076 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Unlimited Thali

The thali brings generous servings of curries, dals, rotis, chaats and sweets, with aamras as a recurring highlight.

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Mango Focus

Aamras is the standout for many diners, with reviews describing it as thick, chilled, smooth and available year-round.

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What to Eat at Aamras Thali Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Aamras Thali Restaurant, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 5

  1. Aamras Net +17
    “Food was really nice, flavourful, and tasty — especially the Aamras, which was absolutely top notch and the highlight of the meal! 😋 Definitely 5/5 for food quality and taste.”
  2. Pani puri Net +5
    “They also have a pani puri stall. The food was good. They need to improve on service.”
  3. Unlimited thali Net +3
    “The unlimited thali was absolutely delicious with so many authentic flavors and varieties.”
  4. Aam panna Net +2
    “Chilled Aam panna = instant summer relief.”
  5. Gujarati kadhi Net +2
    “Loved the fresh hot pooris, Paneer Hariyali, Dal Baati Churma, Gujarati Kadhi & Ghevar with Rabdi too ✨”
Honorable mentions (27)
  1. Soft puris Net +1
    “The thali includes fresh rotis, puris, delicious vegetable curries, snacks, chaats, and mouth-watering sweets everything served unlimited and fresh.”
  2. Basundi Net +1
    “The unlimited thali was yum. Enjoyed the twist of mango flavor in the kadi, dhal, dhokla and Basundi.”
  3. Comforting marwadi kadi Net +1
    “Among the wide variety, I especially loved the Mango Dhokla, Tindola Sukha, soft Phulkas, flavorful Rajma Pulao, and the comforting Marwadi Kadi. Every dish was well-balanced, homely, and satisfying.”
  4. Dahi puri Net +1
    “Liked At the entry starters -pani puri, dahi puri…”
  5. Dahi vada Net +1
    “The Dahi Vada stood out for me — soft, fresh, and made in a proper Gujarati style that instantly reminded me of home.”
  6. Dal baati churma Net +1
    “Loved the fresh hot pooris, Paneer Hariyali, Dal Baati Churma, Gujarati Kadhi & Ghevar with Rabdi too ✨”
  7. Dhokla Net +1
    “The unlimited thali was yum. Enjoyed the twist of mango flavor in the kadi, dhal, dhokla and Basundi.”
  8. Dry fruit halwa Net +1
    “Malpua Rabdi, Dry fruit Halwa was the best.....and I would say these two dishes has actually made me satisfied.”
  9. Flavorful rajma pulao Net +1
    “Among the wide variety, I especially loved the Mango Dhokla, Tindola Sukha, soft Phulkas, flavorful Rajma Pulao, and the comforting Marwadi Kadi. Every dish was well-balanced, homely, and satisfying.”
  10. Fresh rotis Net +1
    “The thali includes fresh rotis, puris, delicious vegetable curries, snacks, chaats, and mouth-watering sweets everything served unlimited and fresh.”
  11. Fulka Net +1
    “Poori and fulka were good, well cooked and was of wheat flour without any maida. Liked it.”
  12. Ghevar with rabdi Net +1
    “Loved the fresh hot pooris, Paneer Hariyali, Dal Baati Churma, Gujarati Kadhi & Ghevar with Rabdi too ✨”
  13. Hot, fresh rotis Net +1
    “It features everything from flavorful chaats and traditional subjis (like paneer and green vegetables) to hot, fresh rotis, dals, and multiple desserts.”
  14. Kadi Net +1
    “The unlimited thali was yum. Enjoyed the twist of mango flavor in the kadi, dhal, dhokla and Basundi.”
  15. Malpua rabdi Net +1
    “Malpua Rabdi, Dry fruit Halwa was the best.....and I would say these two dishes has actually made me satisfied.”
  16. Mango dhokla Net +1
    “Among the wide variety, I especially loved the Mango Dhokla, Tindola Sukha, soft Phulkas, flavorful Rajma Pulao, and the comforting Marwadi Kadi. Every dish was well-balanced, homely, and satisfying.”
  17. Mango papdi chat Net +1
    “Ambience is very nice, comfortable sitting, serving staff is kind and on top of the above food is really awesome they have mango ras puri, also mango papdi chat which is very awesome.”
  18. Mango ras puri Net +1
    “Ambience is very nice, comfortable sitting, serving staff is kind and on top of the above food is really awesome they have mango ras puri, also mango papdi chat which is very awesome.”
  19. Nimbu pudina sharbat Net +1
    “I kicked things off with a refreshing Nimbu Pudina Sharbat, which instantly uplifted my mood and set the tone for the meal.”
  20. Paneer Net +1
    “It features everything from flavorful chaats and traditional subjis (like paneer and green vegetables) to hot, fresh rotis, dals, and multiple desserts.”
  21. Paneer hariyali Net +1
    “Loved the fresh hot pooris, Paneer Hariyali, Dal Baati Churma, Gujarati Kadhi & Ghevar with Rabdi too ✨”
  22. Rotis Net +1
    “Loved the rich aamras, tasty chaats, fresh rotis, and traditional dishes served with so much warmth.”
  23. Signature thali Net +1
    “Speaking of which, the signature thali is an absolute masterpiece. A stunning array of colorful dishes served on a traditional platter, each bite tells a story of rich Gujarati flavors and culinary tradition. The variety is impressive - from tangy pickles to creamy curries, sweet and savory elements dance together in perfect harmony and special mention to their signature amras.”
  24. Soft phulkas Net +1
    “Among the wide variety, I especially loved the Mango Dhokla, Tindola Sukha, soft Phulkas, flavorful Rajma Pulao, and the comforting Marwadi Kadi. Every dish was well-balanced, homely, and satisfying.”
  25. Tindola sukha Net +1
    “Among the wide variety, I especially loved the Mango Dhokla, Tindola Sukha, soft Phulkas, flavorful Rajma Pulao, and the comforting Marwadi Kadi. Every dish was well-balanced, homely, and satisfying.”
  26. Yellow kadhi Net +1
    “The thali had Gujarati Kadhi, Yellow Kadhi, and Dal, each with its own distinct flavour, and all of them tasted comforting and well-balanced.”
  27. Aloo sabji Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “Aloo sabji though tastes okay but found it surprising to have beans. Have never seen a gravy aloo sabji with french beans. They haven’t mentioned it in the description. It will be good to know about it before ordering. Salt was extremely less which is understandable but then they should send salt sachet.”

Drinks 1

  1. Fresh mango juice Net +1
    “We especially enjoyed relishing the fresh mango juice.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Arrive Early. For easier parking and a smoother visit, one reviewer suggests arriving before 7 PM because peak-hour parking can be difficult.

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Come Hungry. The unlimited thali is substantial, so arrive hungry; one weekend diner said they ate until bursting point.

Plan the visit

Practical details

15 24 Street
Al Karama, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Tue12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Wed12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Thu12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Fri12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Sat12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Sun12:00 PM – 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
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Common Concerns

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Weekend Waits

A weekend visit brought a long wait, and crowd pressure meant one diner missed the pani puri.

Food Hygiene

One customer reported finding dead flies in the aamras and felt the manager handled the complaint dismissively.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

AED 55

thali

“For a thali costing AED 55, this comes across as a cheap marketing tactic”
Google review · July 2026

AED 50 per person

the thali

“Excellent Value & Service: Priced at around AED 50 per person, the thali is frequently highlighted as being incredibly worth the price”
Google review · June 2026
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The Bottom Line

Aamras Thali Restaurant in Al Karama is a vegetarian Indian dining spot built around an unlimited thali. You can expect a broad meal of sabjis, dal, kadhi, rotis, puris, snacks and sweets, with aamras as the signature draw. The live chaat counter is another useful stop, serving pani puri, dahi puri and papdi chaat before or alongside the main meal.

The Gujarati and Rajasthani influence comes through in dishes such as dahi vada, dhokla, Gujarati kadhi, Dal Baati Churma and ghevar with rabdi. Several diners also mention the thick mango puree, while one review notes low-sugar dishes. Traditional Kansa bronze serveware gives the thali a more ceremonial presentation.

The room is described as warm, clean, peaceful and family-friendly, and service is usually praised as polite and attentive. Customer-reported pricing ranges from around AED 50 per person to AED 55 for a thali, though these are not a current price list. Timing matters: a weekend review described a long wait, and parking can be difficult at peak hours.

Delivery may be slow too. One serious review reported dead flies in the aamras and dissatisfaction with the response, so hygiene-conscious diners should take that experience into account.

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