Farideh restaurant

Farideh restaurant

Al Quoz

Farideh is an Iranian and Emirati restaurant and café listed in Al Quoz, with reviews highlighting Persian favourites such as Kabab Koobideh and Dizi. Customers also mention its decorated, cozy setting, freshly baked bread made in front of guests, and warm hospitality—though the venue details should be confirmed before visiting.

Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
125 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Persian favourites

Kabab Koobideh, chicken kebab and Dizi receive especially strong praise, including one diner’s comparison with food in Iran.

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Authentic Dizi

A frequent visitor to Iran called Farideh’s Dizi better than versions they had eaten there.

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What to Eat at Farideh restaurant

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

Food 3

  1. Goboli Net +3
    “Beautiful restaurant inside shopping mall they have outdoor seating also the Iranian food is delicious specially goboli and seafood items staff are good and service is good”
  2. Chelo kebab koobideh Net +2
    “The standout for me was their signature Kabab Koobideh, served with perfectly fluffy saffron rice and grilled tomatoes. The meat was tender, flavorful, and well-seasoned.”
  3. Dizi Net +2
    “My Dizi beats those in Iran.”
Honorable mentions (9)
  1. Baghali polo ba mahicheh (lamb) Net +1
    “I took Baghali Polo ba Mahicheh (Lamb) in mains – tender and perfectly seasoned with Chelo Kebab Koobideh & saffron rice – a classic done right.”
  2. Chicken kebab Net +1
    “We ordered food twice recently and that was so delicious , honestly, your Koobide kebab is the best in Dubai , chicken kebab also, specially Dizi, amazing👌👌🌷🌷”
  3. Fesenjan Net +1
    “The Fesenjan, a rich pomegranate walnut stew, was another highlight, balancing sweet and savory flavors beautifully.”
  4. Iranian falooda Net +1
    “For dessert, I indulged in Iranian Falooda first time and New York Cheesecake – the perfect sweet ending to a wonderful meal.”
  5. Kashke bademjan (persian eggplant dip) Net +1
    “However, our hosts were so kind to accommodate us with some vegetable grills and rice dishes along with a side of Kashke Bademjan (Persian eggplant dip) - it was my first time trying this and I 10/10 recommend!”
  6. Moutabal Net +1
    “Great food and service. Moutabal with freshly baked bread was just incredible”
  7. New york cheesecake Net +1
    “For dessert, I indulged in Iranian Falooda first time and New York Cheesecake – the perfect sweet ending to a wonderful meal.”
  8. Seafood platter Net +1
    “On my visit, I had the pleasure of trying Seafood Platter since I was too hungry. The portion was ample for sharing among 3-4, fresh, crunch and flavorful.”
  9. Shakshuka Net +1
    “We had an Iranian breakfast and shakshuka, very fresh and tasty!”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Confirm location. Call before travelling to Al Quoz: a January 2026 review says the listed site was temporary and the restaurant had moved back.

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Check dining. Do not rely on an online table confirmation alone; ask whether inside dining is currently available before setting out.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Farideh Maens Unique - 82 318th Rd
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Location confusion

A recent visitor could not find the Al Quoz listing and was told the restaurant had moved back to its original location.

Dining uncertainty

A confirmed online reservation reportedly led to a venue with no inside dining.

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The Bottom Line

Farideh is listed in Al Quoz as an Iranian and Emirati restaurant and café, with reviews centred on Persian food rather than a broad international menu. The clearest draws are Kabab Koobideh, Dizi and goboli; one reviewer who had visited Iran more than 40 times said Farideh’s Dizi surpassed versions there. Fresh bread made in front of guests is another memorable detail.

The setting gets plenty of attention too. Reviewers describe colorful decoration, turquoise ceilings, cozy seating and a pleasant atmosphere, while staff are often called warm, attentive and accommodating. Breakfast is worth considering: an Iranian breakfast and shakshuka were reported as fresh and tasty on a quiet Sunday morning.

Sweets and cakes are also baked on site, and one review mentions a cake made in front of the customer. There is an important practical caveat. Recent reviews report that the Al Quoz listing was temporary and that the restaurant had moved back to its original location.

Another diner arrived with an online reservation but found no inside dining. Call ahead to confirm the current location, seating arrangements and reservation status. Food quality has also varied: one Dizi order was good and the next was not, while another visit involved cold dishes, oily grills and undercooked meat.

Free parking was reported by one customer, but confirm the current setup when calling.

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