AL KARAMA OLD MUMBAI ICECREAM

AL KARAMA OLD MUMBAI ICECREAM

Al Karama

Old Mumbai Ice Cream in Al Karama focuses on natural, fruit-forward ice creams with flavours such as Jamun and Sitaphal. You can also try its distinctive Jamun Shot or settle in for a falooda, with reviews highlighting fresh fruit taste and restrained sweetness.

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The Good Stuff

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Jamun Shot

The Jamun Shot is a standout: tangy, refreshing and made memorable by its strong natural fruit flavour.

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Distinctive Flavours

The menu goes beyond standard scoops with options such as kala jamun, jackfruit, chikoo, thandai and modak.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Try Jamun. Start with the Jamun ice cream or Jamun Shot if you want the shop’s most distinctive fruit-led choice.

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Add Chilli. Ask for chilli powder on guava; several reviews describe it as a sharp, nostalgic combination.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Hashimi Building - Shop No 6 - 4B St
Al Karama, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Tue11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Wed11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Thu11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Fri11:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Sat11:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Sun11:00 AM – 3:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Difficult Parking

Parking can be difficult because the shop is on a busy street surrounded by restaurants; expect a walk or use public transport.

Uneven Service

One review described the service as grumpy, with hesitation around explaining flavours and offering tastings.

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The Bottom Line

Old Mumbai Ice Cream is a fruit-focused ice cream shop in Al Karama, and the strongest reason to visit is the unusual flavour range. Customers repeatedly mention Jamun, Sitaphal, guava, tender coconut and jackfruit, with the fruit taste coming through more clearly than a heavily sugary base. The Jamun Shot is especially distinctive: reviews describe it as tangy, refreshing and made with real jamun pulp.

Guava is another fun order, particularly with chilli powder or chaat masala sprinkled on top. For a richer dessert, try the OMI special falooda; the ice creams themselves receive more consistent praise than the Mango Mastani and falooda in one comparison. Seasonal options are worth asking about too, although availability can change—custard apple and litchi were unavailable on one visit.

The shop is small and sits on a busy restaurant-lined street, so parking may be frustrating. Plan to walk a little or use public transport. Staff are often described as welcoming and helpful with flavour suggestions, and one customer was allowed to taste several options before deciding.

Reported prices include 12 dhs for a scoop and 10 dhs for kulfis, though these are customer-reported amounts rather than a current price list.

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