Amanda Restaurant Satwa

Amanda Restaurant Satwa

Al Satwa

Amanda Restaurant in Al Satwa serves Filipino food alongside a wider menu, with broasted chicken and a customer-mentioned buffet among the reasons people stop by. Reviews also point to budget-friendly portions, a relaxed setting and delivery that arrived on time even for a small order.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
491 ratings
5★
68%
4★
12%
3★
8%
2★
4%
1★
8%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Filipino flavour

Several diners say the food tastes like the Philippines, including a long-time favourite chicksilog.

02

Budget portions

Prices are described as affordable, with portions considered generous enough for the money.

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What to Eat at Amanda Restaurant Satwa

These items at Amanda Restaurant Satwa got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 6

  1. Breaded chicken with red sauce Net +1
    “Last day i saw the like breaded chicken with red sauce and the next day i saw it again.”
  2. Chicken lollipop Net +1
    “I bet you so far best food I could get here since so many years with Amandas. I will really recommend this very pocket friendly restaurant. Try their veg fried rice, chicken lollipop, Filipina cuisine a must try.”
  3. Chicksilog Net +1
    “Craving satisfied with the chicksilog I’ve been longing since 2014 haha!”
  4. Goto Net +1
    “We ordered lomi and goto, taste like Philippines, food is good and friendly staff,”
  5. Lomi Net +1
    “We ordered lomi and goto, taste like Philippines, food is good and friendly staff,”
  6. Veg fried rice Net +1
    “I bet you so far best food I could get here since so many years with Amandas. I will really recommend this very pocket friendly restaurant. Try their veg fried rice, chicken lollipop, Filipina cuisine a must try.”
What to Avoid (3)

Food 3

  1. Fried fish Net −1
    “For instance, the fried fish was overcooked and dry, possibly due to repeated frying.”
  2. Proben Net −1
    “The noodles were a bit bland, and the proben was a little chewy, but overall, the food was really good!”
  3. Tapsilog Net −1
    “It is the same taste though for tapsilog it is too sweet and different now.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check buffet. Ask what dishes are available that day before choosing the buffet, as customers have reported limited variety and repeated items.

2

Check fish. If ordering fish, check that it is fully cooked; one diner found it red inside and requested a replacement.

Plan the visit

Practical details

near Nesto Hypermarket
Al Satwa, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Uneven service

Several diners report being ignored, with complaints about staff gossiping and customers needing to ask repeatedly for attention.

Limited buffet

The 29 AED buffet was criticised for mainly featuring chicken, with limited beef, vegetables and pancit.

Customer-reported prices

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

29 AED

buffet

“I believe that by enhancing the quality and variety of dishes while maintaining the 29 AED price point, the restaurant can make the buffet more enticing and enjoyable for patrons”
Google review · August 2024
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Amanda Restaurant in Al Satwa is a Filipino-focused restaurant with a wider menu, known in reviews for affordable food, broasted chicken and familiar Filipino flavours. Diners mention dishes such as chicksilog, lomi, goto, vegetable fried rice and chicken lollipop, while the 29 AED buffet gives budget-conscious customers another way to eat here. The food receives plenty of praise, and several customers say the portions feel generous for the price.

The setting has also been described as clean, cosy, relaxing and improved after a revamp. Delivery is a useful option: one reviewer said the restaurant accepted a small order and delivered it on time. There are important inconsistencies.

Some visits came with friendly, attentive staff, but others involved being ignored, waiting a long time for a sandwich, or seeing staff gossip instead of helping customers. Buffet diners should temper expectations: reviews mention a chicken-heavy selection, repeated dishes and limited beef, vegetables and pancit. Fish also deserves a quick check, with reports of both undercooking and dry, overcooked pieces.

Asking what is freshly available and allowing extra time for service should make the visit less uncertain.

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