Bosnian House Restaurant - Global Village

Bosnian House Restaurant - Global Village

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Bosnian House is an Eastern European restaurant at Global Village, serving Bosnian food in Arabian Ranches. Reviews point especially to its grilled cevapi and hearty pita burek, with generous portions and a warm, Bosnian-inspired atmosphere.

Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
1,629 ratings
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85%
4★
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6%

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The Good Stuff

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Large portions

The pljeskavica was described as large enough to feed a family of three and still be filling.

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Strong cevapi

Cevapi are repeatedly praised, with one review highlighting juicy grilled meat served in fresh somun bread.

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What to Eat at Bosnian House Restaurant - Global Village

These items at Bosnian House Restaurant - Global Village got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 2

  1. Begova corba Net +2
    “Begova corba was A+! Must have!”
  2. Bosnian pljeskavica Net +2
    “Their Bosnian pljeskavica was huge, easily enough for my family of three, and it was super filling too.”
Honorable mentions (16)
  1. 7 Cevapi combo with ayran Net +1
    “7 cevapi combo with ayran for 35, 10 cevapi for 39 aed. Would eat here again and I wish they had more restaurants in Dubai, with better accessibility.”
  2. Ayran Net +1
    “The ayran is salty, yummy and creamy definitely recommend to have with the cevapi”
  3. Baklava Net +1
    “then had coffee and baklava which were also good 😊”
  4. Beef kababs Net +1
    “Beef kababs nicely seasoned and grilled to.order served as a sandwich with two sauces and raw onions, simple and straight to the point that gives you a nice protein fix during your long day of walking within the global village.”
  5. Borek with meat Net +1
    “The best restaurant you can eat in the Global village meatballs are amazing but what I’d like the most was borek with meat.”
  6. Bosnian iftar Net +1
    “It was my first time trying Bosnian food and I wasn’t disappointed. We had gone for iftar and they have a special iftaar menu. We ordered the Bosnian iftar which includes Bosnian kebab which comes with pita bread or Bosnian stuffed pita.”
  7. Bosnian kababs Net +1
    “It has multiple items on the menu, but the one that one should try is the Bosnian kababs. Beef kababs nicely seasoned and grilled to.order served as a sandwich with two sauces and raw onions, simple and straight to the point that gives you a nice protein fix during your long day of walking within the global village.”
  8. Bosnian kebab Net +1
    “The Bosnian kebab was absolutely delicious thick, juicy, and packed with flavor. A must-try dish that’s hearty and satisfying. The portion is generous enough to easily fill two people. Totally worth it!”
  9. Burek Net +1
    “And don’t get me started on the burek, sirnica, and zeljanica – simply delicious.”
  10. Kababs Net +1
    “Their kababs are delicious.”
  11. Meatballs Net +1
    “The best restaurant you can eat in the Global village meatballs are amazing but what I’d like the most was borek with meat.”
  12. Pita burek Net +1
    “My personal favourite has to be the pita burek.”
  13. Sirnica Net +1
    “And don’t get me started on the burek, sirnica, and zeljanica – simply delicious.”
  14. Somun bread Net +1
    “The ćevapi are perfectly grilled and juicy, served with freshly baked somun bread that tastes just like home.”
  15. Special kebab Net +1
    “I went with 5 friends and we all ordered their special kebab, served with cream and spicy achar, absolutely delicious and very filling.”
  16. Zeljanica Net +1
    “And don’t get me started on the burek, sirnica, and zeljanica – simply delicious.”

Drinks 3

  1. Laban drink Net +1
    “I love the sausages, and even their laban drink. The bread was also soft.”
  2. Pomegranate juice Net +1
    “The pomegranate juice was very tasty and complimented the meal really well I think.”
  3. Turkish coffee Net +1
    “I also love their Turkish coffee, which adds the perfect touch to the meal.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Ajvar Net −1
    “During my last visit, the ajvar had a very strong vinegar smell and taste, making it impossible to eat. I’m not sure whether it was spoiled or if vinegar was added, but the result was not edible. This is something that should be checked carefully and corrected, as it affects the quality of the experience.”
  2. Sandwich with 7 sausages Net −1
    “They advertise a sandwich with 7 sausages but in reality all you get is only 4. Beside the scam it is extremely overpriced for the quality of food”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Try cevapi. For a first order, start with the cevapi; reviews describe them as a signature grilled choice with bread and sauces.

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Add sauces. Ask for extra sauces if you like a more dressed sandwich; one review says each extra sauce costs 2 AED.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Global Village
Wadi Al Safa 4, Dubai
Mon4:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Tue4:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Wed4:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Thu4:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Fri4:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Sat4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Sun4:00 PM – 12:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Portion dispute

One customer said a sandwich advertised with seven sausages contained only four.

Service delays

Service was described as slower when the restaurant is crowded.

Customer-reported prices

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

39 AED

10 cevapi

“7 cevapi combo with ayran for 35, 10 cevapi for 39 aed”
Google review · December 2022
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The Bottom Line

Bosnian House is a Global Village stop for Bosnian cooking, particularly grilled cevapi, Bosnian kebabs, pljeskavica and pita burek. The food is generally described as hearty and freshly prepared, with portions that can stretch: one customer said the pljeskavica was enough for a family of three, while another found the Bosnian kebab generous enough for two people. The menu has a few especially useful starting points.

Cevapi come with soft or freshly baked bread and are often the dish customers return for. Begova corba is called a must-have, and pita burek is a personal favourite in one review. Ayran, Turkish coffee, baklava and pomegranate juice also receive positive mentions, so there are easy additions beyond the main plate.

The setting is cozy, with comfortable seats that make a useful break after walking around Global Village. Service is often warm and attentive, but reviews say it can slow down when busy. Check the seating arrangement if smoking matters to you, since the first floor is identified as a smoking area and one review raised a ground-floor concern.

Before paying, confirm combo contents and any special dietary request. One customer disputed a seven-sausage advertisement, while another with a gluten allergy said a bread-free kebab request was refused.

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