Mutton biryani
The mutton biryani is repeatedly praised for tender meat, balanced spice, smoky rice and an authentic Bombay-style flavour.
Bombay Fifty
Al Quoz
Bombay Fifty is an Indian takeaway in Al Quoz, known in reviews for Bombay-style mutton biryani and well-packed delivery. It also handles larger orders, with customers using its biryani party packs for home dinners and gatherings.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
203 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Reliable packing
Orders commonly arrive hot, secure and spill-free, with packaging that keeps takeaway food intact and fresh.
Party portions
The Chicken Biryani Party Pack easily served 6–8 people, making it a practical choice for home gatherings.
Tender grills
The kebabs and mixed grills stand out for juicy, tender meat, while the grill is repeatedly described as a strong order.
Spice flexibility
Customers can ask for adjustments: one order had the dal makhni's spiciness customized to suit the customer's taste.
Lighter meals
One repeat customer found the meals satisfying without feeling extremely heavy, which may appeal if you prefer less greasy food.
Catering service
Reviews describe proactive communication and on-time delivery for party orders, including a last-minute Diwali gathering.
Tips for a Better Visit
Call ahead. If collecting, call about 20 minutes in advance; a review specifically recommends this because there is no dine-in.
Allow prep. For party orders, allow preparation time: one customer was initially told the minimum was four hours, despite later receiving expedited delivery.
Adjust spice. Ask about spice preferences when ordering; the dal makhni was customized, while the classic chicken tikka was described as spicy.
Add lime. If ordering grills, ask for extra lime wedges: one repeat customer specifically wished there were more included.
Try phirni. Add phirni to a biryani order if you want a dessert; one review called it a must-have.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Faris Mall - Shop No. M-11
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Butter chicken
Customers describe the butter chicken as creamy, rich and exceptionally well spiced.
Butter chicken samosas
These are a recurring starter recommendation, including for parties and gatherings.
Mutton kebabs
The mutton kebabs are noted for being juicy, tender and full of flavour.
Aloo gosht
Aloo gosht was a standout at one party, where the whole group enjoyed it.
Phirni
Phirni is singled out as a dessert worth adding after the biryani.
Common Concerns
Rice ratio
One mutton biryani review found the portion had more rice than needed for the amount of masala and meat.
Small portion
A negative review described one dish as very small for its price and said the container was mostly filled with potatoes.
Uneven flavour
One customer found a biryani tad bitter and ultimately unbalanced, despite praising the meat and rice.
No dine-in
This is a takeaway and delivery operation rather than a dine-in restaurant, so plan to collect or order in.
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The Bottom Line
Bombay Fifty is a delivery and takeaway kitchen in Al Quoz, rather than a sit-down restaurant. The menu is strongest around Bombay-style biryani, especially the mutton version, with customers pointing to tender meat, rich but balanced spice and a non-greasy finish. Butter chicken, kebabs, chicken tikka and butter chicken samosas are other frequently enjoyed choices.
Packaging is a real strength for delivery. Reviews mention food arriving hot, secure and spill-free, with thoughtful extras such as condiments and napkins. A cloud-kitchen pickup order was also described as well packed, with generous servings and a smoky biryani flavour.
Spice levels can be adjusted on request, though the classic chicken tikka is noted as being on the spicier side. For gatherings, the Chicken Biryani Party Pack served six to eight people in one review, and customers have used the kitchen for birthday meals, Diwali and dinner parties. Allow preparation time for larger orders: one customer was initially quoted a four-hour minimum.
Last-minute requests have sometimes been accommodated, but that should not be assumed. There are a few cautions. One biryani was considered slightly bitter and unbalanced, another dish was criticised as small for its price, and one customer found the rice proportion too large.
Call ahead for collection, since dine-in is not available; phirni is a worthwhile dessert add-on.