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Reviews mention smooth espresso drinks, a robust cappuccino, cortado, and specialty V60 and Chemex preparation.
Dubai Hills Estate
Coffee Planet is a coffee shop in Dubai Hills Estate, located on the first floor of Dubai Hills Mall near the cinema. Reviews make it appealing for espresso-based drinks, matcha variations, breakfast, and relaxed laptop sessions, with booth seating and mall Wi-Fi mentioned as useful extras.
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Reviews mention smooth espresso drinks, a robust cappuccino, cortado, and specialty V60 and Chemex preparation.
The café is repeatedly described as suitable for laptop work, casual meetings, and relaxed coffee breaks, with free mall Wi-Fi.
Breakfast includes dishes such as Nordic toast with salmon and Eggs Benedict, alongside pastries and desserts.
Booth seating, greenery, light music, and cozy seating give the café a comfortable setting for chats or focused work.
Customers mention an especially creamy Ube drink and a refreshing mango matcha with a well-balanced taste.
One review specifically praised the service for being helpful and accommodating with a toddler.
Find it. Look on the first floor opposite the cinema entrance; one review says to park on P4.
Choose coffee. If coffee strength matters, consider a cortado or cappuccino, but note that reviews disagree on consistency.
Try matcha. Matcha is a popular but divisive choice: reviews praise the mango version while another strongly disliked the standard matcha.
Visit timing. Expect heavier weekend traffic; a Saturday review described the café as extremely busy even though service was praised.
Use Wi-Fi. Bring a laptop for a work session or casual meeting; reviewers specifically mention free mall Wi-Fi and a workspace-friendly atmosphere.
Check drinks. If a drink tastes unusually milky or weak, raise it immediately: one customer said an iced Spanish latte lacked any coffee taste.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Matcha latte is a recurring favourite, although another review strongly criticised the drink, so consistency may vary.
The new Ube flavor was praised for being creamy, unusual, and delicious.
Banana bread was praised alongside a matcha latte as an enjoyable order.
Drink quality is inconsistent: one customer found the cappuccino weak and watery, while another reported a coffee-free-tasting iced Spanish latte.
Matcha receives both strong praise and sharp criticism, including one review calling it the worst matcha they had experienced.
A review describes longer waits, order mistakes, distracted order-taking, and confusion caused by reported system issues.
One customer found hard foreign objects in a pistachio frappé and said staff attributed them to pistachio shells.
The açaí smoothie portion of one açaí bowl was reported as frozen and hard rather than freshly made.
The Bottom Line
Coffee Planet sits on the first floor of Dubai Hills Mall, opposite or near the cinema entrance, and works well for a coffee break, breakfast, or a laptop session. The menu mentioned in reviews includes espresso drinks, matcha lattes, Ube and mango matcha variations, Nordic toast with salmon, Eggs Benedict, pastries, and desserts. V60 and Chemex are also available.
The setting is one of its clearest strengths. Reviews describe greenery, booth seating, light music, cozy seating, and free mall Wi-Fi, making it suitable for casual meetings or focused work. Breakfast gets specific praise for the rich-tasting Nordic toast with salmon, while the coffee ranges from a repeatable robust cappuccino to smooth espresso-based drinks.
A 2025 review listed a cheese croissant at 13 AED, espresso at 21 AED, Eggs Benedict at 40 AED, and a medium oat-milk latte at 27 AED; treat these as historical customer-reported prices rather than a current menu. Service is often described as warm and attentive, but the experience is not perfectly consistent. Recent complaints mention slow, error-prone ordering, weak coffee, divisive matcha, and hard pieces in a pistachio frappé.
Weekend visits can be busy, so check your drink and order details before settling in.