Paratha wraps
The chicken chilli parota wrap is a recurring favourite, while the chicken paratha and lighter paratha wraps also stand out.
Trade Centre
Abooz Tea is a casual tea-store café in Trade Centre, suited to a quick karak chai, an affordable paratha wrap, or a fuller meal. Reviews highlight its cosy ambience and dishes such as the chicken chilli parota wrap and chicken shawarma.
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The chicken chilli parota wrap is a recurring favourite, while the chicken paratha and lighter paratha wraps also stand out.
Several reviews describe the food as reasonably priced, including restaurant-style dishes on a budget.
The kitchen can prepare a clean, non-fried meal with plenty of protein when requested.
The café has a relaxed atmosphere that reviewers like for hanging out or taking a break.
Customers mention everything from chicken shawarma and fried rice to sandwiches, burgers and juices.
Some diners report genuinely attentive, polite service and staff who follow instructions carefully.
Check orders. Check the dish and quantity immediately, especially for delivery; customers report substitutions and wrong quantities.
Allow time. Avoid relying on quick delivery: one nearby order took 1.30 hours despite being only six minutes away.
Try wraps. For a lighter lunch, consider the paratha wraps; one reviewer specifically praised them as not too heavy.
Ask healthy. If you want a non-fried, high-protein meal, ask whether the kitchen can prepare it that way.
Mind timing. If ordering lunch, double-check the order before accepting it; an afternoon customer received plain instead of wheat paratha.
Expect seating. The restaurant may have limited tables, so do not assume there will be much guest capacity during busy periods.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The avocado tuna sandwich is one of the specific dishes a customer recommends trying.
A customer also enjoyed the mix fried noodles and rice.
The Breakfast Club received strong praise on one visit, though another review noted inconsistent results the following day.
Tender coconut is specifically suggested as a drink to try.
Chicken 65 was one of the dishes described as excellent, alongside watermelon juice.
Delivery can be very slow, with reports of nearly an hour or more even for nearby offices and homes.
Several customers received substitutions, incorrect quantities or dishes different from what they ordered.
One customer reported finding a hair in a club sandwich and questioned the café’s hygiene measures.
The Breakfast Club was excellent one day but disappointing the next, depending on who cooked it.
One dine-in order arrived slowly, with cold potatoes and only average mozzarella sticks.
The Bottom Line
Abooz Tea is a casual tea-store café in Trade Centre, useful for a quick karak chai, an affordable paratha wrap, or a fuller meal. Reviews point to a cosy ambience and a broad, budget-minded menu. The chicken chilli parota wrap, chicken shawarma, egg fried rice with butter chicken, and avocado tuna sandwich are among the more specific recommendations.
The food is not limited to tea and snacks. Customers also mention the Breakfast Club, chicken 65, watermelon juice and tender coconut. A reviewer says the kitchen can prepare a clean, non-fried meal with plenty of protein on request, while another found the falafel paratha overly oily.
Prices are generally described as reasonable, and fresh milk was reported at 5 AED. The main caution is consistency, particularly for delivery. 30 hours from only six minutes away.
Wrong quantities, substitutions and poorly handled complaints also appear in the reviews. Dine-in service has received both praise and criticism, and one customer reported a hair in a club sandwich. For a first visit, the wraps and tea look like the safer starting point; double-check delivery orders and allow extra time.