BabyEats

BabyEats

Al Quoz

BabyEats is a health food restaurant in Al Quoz that prepares fresh meals and blends for babies and toddlers, with daily delivery across the UAE. Parents use its age-based meal plans for convenient feeding at home, in hotels or while travelling, with options such as organic and textured food.

Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
108 ratings
5★
89%
4★
3%
3★
1%
2★
1%
1★
6%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Daily Delivery

Early-morning delivery has helped working parents and travellers start the day with fresh baby meals already in hand.

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Wide Variety

Menus introduce babies to different fruits, vegetables, textures and flavours, giving parents more variety than repeating home staples.

Let's go!

What to Eat at BabyEats

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

Food 3

  1. Apple muffins Net +1
    “The burger patty, the apple muffins and banana cake are outstanding.”
  2. Banana cake Net +1
    “The burger patty, the apple muffins and banana cake are outstanding.”
  3. Burger patty Net +1
    “The burger patty, the apple muffins and banana cake are outstanding.”
What to Avoid (3)

Food 3

  1. Boiled pasta Net −1
    “They serve you meals that are only boiled pasta with a very small serving of sauce and charge you 45aed.”
  2. Chicken popcorn Net −1
    “My son enjoyed it.. The downside that one of the chicken popcorn was very raw.. so be carful and check all chicken before ur kid eats them.. luckily i spotted it and they made replacement which i appreciate.”
  3. Molokia Net −1
    “I ordered Molokia today from them over talabat, what I got for my 2 year old child is the rest food of today a spoon of molokia filled with cooked water it looks like tea and smells like a herb tea instead of food?! You think I will give THIS to eat to my child?! Now he is hungry I was counting on them! So pour for a “baby food” place! SHAME ON YOU! I wanna edit my review according your answer: I did call your place twice tried to reach you nobody answered! I ordered in February once Molokhia it did not arrive like that! What is this explanations that it cooled down or because of the delivery! No YOU just put the rest of the days food a spoon of Molokai and added cooked water on the top!! Nothing more!! Instead you call me and tell me that you are out of Molokia and if I want something else instead! You are a horrible place at least accept your mistake!! You are feeding BABYS!!”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Confirm Texture. When ordering, specify the feeding stage and ask for the texture that suits your baby; one family chose textured food for nine-month-old twins.

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Plan Hotels. For a Dubai trip, arrange delivery to your hotel in advance; reviewers used daily hotel delivery without disrupting their plans.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Times Square Center - Level 1 - 115478 4B St
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
Mon10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tue10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wed10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thu10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Fri10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sat10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Small Portions

One subscriber felt portions were too small, describing a pasta meal with very little sauce and needing to cook extra food.

Late Orders

Although many customers report punctual delivery, some reviews describe repeated lateness, including a delivery outside the stated morning window.

Customer-reported prices

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

45aed

meal

“The concept is good, put the service is not up to what you pay!!!! 45aed per meal, meaning two small meals per day are 90aed”
Google review · February 2026
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

BabyEats is a baby-and-toddler meal service and health food restaurant in Al Quoz, with fresh food delivered daily across the UAE. It is especially useful for working parents, travelling families and anyone managing the transition from mashed food to more textured meals. Reviews mention organic meals, textured food for nine-month-olds and age-based plans that take some daily cooking off your plate.

The strongest theme is variety. Parents describe babies trying different fruits, vegetables, flavours and textures, while others praise menu customisation for preferences such as vegetarian diets. Packaging is another practical plus: ingredients can be listed on the box, and one customer received meals in an insulated box to keep them fresh and cold.

Hotel delivery has also worked well for families staying in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, including at Atlantis The Palm. There are important checks before committing to a subscription. Some customers reported small portions, late deliveries, a wrong order and inconsistent taste over later months.

One review described raw chicken popcorn, while another found food dangerously hot. Check each meal before serving and confirm delivery timing, particularly if your baby’s breakfast depends on it. At the restaurant, a purchased main reportedly includes free play-area access for a child.

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