Bosnian House Jumeirah البيت البوسني جميرا

Bosnian House Jumeirah البيت البوسني جميرا

Jumeirah

Bosnian House Jumeirah is an Eastern European restaurant focused on traditional Bosnian cooking, especially cevapi and Bosnian kebabs served with fresh bread and sauces. It is worth considering for a cozy cultural setting, hearty portions and a compact menu that also includes dishes such as soup and baklava.

Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
2,459 ratings
5★
78%
4★
12%
3★
4%
2★
2%
1★
5%

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The Good Stuff

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Juicy Cevapi

Cevapi are reported as juicy and perfectly grilled, with fresh, soft somun bread.

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Kebab Portions

The kebab is served with pita and two sauces, with one reviewer calling the portion generous and affordable.

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What to Eat at Bosnian House Jumeirah البيت البوسني جميرا

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Bosnian House Jumeirah البيت البوسني جميرا, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 2

  1. Bosnian kebab Net +2
    “The atmosphere was lovely, and the Bosnian kebab was absolutely amazing — full of flavor and perfectly prepared”
  2. Chicken soup Net +2
    “⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The food was even more delicious and fresh than that served in Global Village. They are available daily from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. Try their chicken soup; it's extremely tasty. The prices are reasonable given the location on Alwasl Road. 👌😋 Nothing to complain about and highly recommended 💯%”
Honorable mentions (13)
  1. Cevapi Net +1
    “First incredible experience is trying their cevapi, a traditional Bosnian dish made of grilled minced meat served with bread.”
  2. Baclawa Net +1
    “Very good restaurant Clean and great service , amazing soup and baclawa , kebabs are good”
  3. Burek Net +1
    “The same menu is filled with more many mouthwatering dishes like burek,and their homemade baklava, a sweet pastry filled with nuts and honey, all prepared with love and care.”
  4. Combo Net +1
    “Had the combo.”
  5. Homemade baklava Net +1
    “The same menu is filled with more many mouthwatering dishes like burek,and their homemade baklava, a sweet pastry filled with nuts and honey, all prepared with love and care.”
  6. Hurmasica Net +1
    “Loved the food. The kebab was amazing, the pitas were light and tasty. The coffee was spot on and the Hurmasica was to die for.”
  7. Kabab's Net +1
    “One of the best kabab's available in town...its really juicy and goes nicely with the peta bread and two types of sauces... nice portion and affordable as well...nice ambiance and seating arrangments...bosnian herbal tea is a nice choice to finish off a decent meal...”
  8. Kebab Net +1
    “Loved the food. The kebab was amazing, the pitas were light and tasty. The coffee was spot on and the Hurmasica was to die for.”
  9. Kebabs in their bread Net +1
    “The kebabs in their bread are just superb.”
  10. Pita with meat Net +1
    “There’s very less options. We ordered kebabs which was delicious. We loved the taste of pita with meat.”
  11. Somun bread Net +1
    “The cevapi were juicy and perfectly grilled, and the somun bread was fresh and soft.”
  12. Spinach cheese pita Net +1
    “I had 2 type of kebabs, spinach cheese pita and dessert. Very happy about my choices ☺️.”
  13. Small lamb kebabs Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “Small lamb kebabs are mild in taste and has light salt in flavour, it did come with two traditional items one was like orange sauce and other was fresh butter I think. If you are meat lover and eat less spices then you must visit this place. If you are into spicy food then may be try it for once. I think kebabs were already ready and they just put it in naan after little warming up and served us.”

Drinks 3

  1. Bosnian coffee Net +1
    “Another amazing experience is enjoying their refreshing Bosnian coffee. A strong and romantic drink in traditional copper pot. Enjoy your time at the Bosnian house.”
  2. Bosnian herbal tea Net +1
    “One of the best kabab's available in town...its really juicy and goes nicely with the peta bread and two types of sauces... nice portion and affordable as well...nice ambiance and seating arrangments...bosnian herbal tea is a nice choice to finish off a decent meal...”
  3. Coffee Net +1
    “Loved the food. The kebab was amazing, the pitas were light and tasty. The coffee was spot on and the Hurmasica was to die for.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Bosnian pljeskavia Net −1
    “Ordered the Bosnian Pljeskavia and Bosnian Kebab Cevapi+. Good for 2. Food was decent. Lacked a bit of flavor, which perhaps we south Asians are more used to.”
  2. Spanich and cream pastry Net −1
    “Food: I love spices! The more the better. Bosnian food is not infused with spices and is very bland. It's meat heavy and was not to my liking. The cream and bread was good. The spanich and cream pastry did not taste fully cooked and also rather bland.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Try Cevapi. For a first visit, start with cevapi: reviews highlight the juicy grilled meat and soft somun bread.

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Expect Mildness. Expect lightly seasoned meat rather than heavy spice; this suits diners who prefer less spicy food.

Plan the visit

Practical details

552X+9V4
Umm Suqeim Second - Jumeirah 3, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Tue12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Wed12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Thu12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Fri12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Sat12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Sun12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Delivery Friction

Delivery requires the restaurant’s own app, with delayed acceptance updates and orders appearing to go through while closed.

Traffic Noise

Outdoor seating is beside a busy street, and revving vehicles can affect the meal.

DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Bosnian House Jumeirah is a compact Eastern European restaurant for traditional Bosnian food, with cevapi and Bosnian kebabs as the main draw. The cevapi have been described as juicy and perfectly grilled, while the fresh somun bread, pita and accompanying sauces make the meal feel substantial. First-time diners can also look to chicken soup, burek, baklava or Bosnian coffee for a broader introduction.

The setting is small, cozy and distinctly Bosnian, with traditional décor and some outdoor seating. Food is often reported as fresh, warm and fast, and several reviews mention welcoming, helpful service. There is side-road parking, though outdoor tables sit beside traffic and can pick up vehicle noise.

The menu is deliberately focused rather than extensive, centred on meat dishes, baked specialities, soup and sweets. Seasoning is generally mild, so spice lovers may miss chilli condiments; the restaurant does not offer Tabasco or chilli flakes according to one review. One diner also reported meat that was raw inside, making a quick doneness check sensible.

Delivery is less straightforward than dining in: the own-app process can show orders as accepted even when the restaurant is closed, with limited updates. For the clearest experience, eating in and choosing your seating looks more dependable than relying on delivery.

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