Zafran tea
The saffron-infused Zafran tea is the branch’s clearest draw, with several reviews praising its distinctive flavour.
Ras Al Khor
FiLLi Cafe in Ras Al Khor is a casual stop for karak and saffron tea, with quick snacks and sandwiches alongside coffee and other drinks. It suits a tea run, a light bite, or car delivery, though comfort and value can vary by visit.
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The saffron-infused Zafran tea is the branch’s clearest draw, with several reviews praising its distinctive flavour.
Regulars use it as a dependable karak stop, including for quick evening visits and takeaway orders.
One review reports a car-side order delivered in 10 minutes, useful when you want a fast bite without dining in.
The sandwiches have some strong mentions, especially the Omani chip omelet sandwich and a chicken tikka club.
Reviews mention many seats and a decent family sitting area, giving the branch more than a purely takeaway setup.
Car deliveries are available, which is useful when parking is busy or you would rather stay in your vehicle.
Check the AC. On hot days, check that the AC is working before settling in, as several reviews report uncomfortable indoor conditions.
Expect congestion. If the parking area is busy, use car delivery or order from your vehicle rather than relying on an easy parking space.
Confirm breakfast. If you are visiting for breakfast, confirm the cutoff first: one review says this branch stopped serving it after 11 am.
Mind the policy. Families bringing children should check the outside-food rule, since a review says even French fries were not permitted.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 1:30 AM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 1:30 AM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 1:30 AM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 1:30 AM |
| Fri | 7:30 AM – 2:30 AM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 2:30 AM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 1:30 AM |
The quesadilla sandwich is described as different from the typical version but still enjoyable.
This named chicken dish received a positive mention from a customer.
Multiple reviews describe the AC being out, including one visit that felt like sitting in a sauna during extreme heat.
The karak and Zafran tea can run very sweet; one customer compared an unusually sweet cup to sugar syrup.
Samosas were repeatedly criticised for being tiny, with one review comparing them to a ping pong ball despite the price.
Several customers say prices have risen while cup fills and food portions do not always feel adequate.
One review says outside food is not allowed, even basic French fries for children, which may frustrate families.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
4 sambosa
“We couldn't eat them, I threw them away 😕 4 sambosa cost around 15 AED and all you get is potatoes, green pea and tons of black pepper”Google review · April 2022
The Bottom Line
FiLLi Cafe Nad Al Hammar is mainly a karak and saffron-tea stop, with quick snacks and sandwiches if you want something alongside your drink. The Zafran tea is the signature order, while the Omani chip omelet sandwich, quesadilla sandwich and chicken tikka club give regulars alternatives. Car-side ordering and delivery make it practical for a quick stop in Ras Al Khor.
The strongest reviews focus on tea flavour, prompt service and staff who remember regular orders. There is seating, including a family area, but parking can get congested. If you are in a hurry, ordering from the car may be easier than looking for a space.
There are some real caveats. Several visits reported the AC being off in Dubai heat, and one described the interior as a sauna. Tea sweetness is inconsistent, with some cups described as far too sweet, while other reviews question rising prices, underfilled cups and very small samosas.
Families should also note the reported no-outside-food policy, even for children’s French fries. Ask for less sweet if needed, confirm breakfast availability after 11 am, and check your cup before leaving.