Firuzeh Restaurant

Firuzeh Restaurant

Dubai Marina

Firuzeh Restaurant is a Persian dining spot in Dubai Marina, with a menu that ranges from traditional dishes such as dizi to generous kebab plates. Reviews also highlight its breakfast buffet, fresh Sangak and Taftoon breads, and outdoor seating overlooking the Marina atmosphere.

Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
848 ratings
5★
83%
4★
7%
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7%

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The Good Stuff

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Authentic flavours

Reviews praise well-seasoned Iranian dishes, generous portions, fragrant rice, stews and juicy grilled meats.

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Breakfast buffet

The breakfast buffet includes Persian specials, breads, cheeses, jams and hearty dishes, with refillable tea and black coffee.

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What to Eat at Firuzeh Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Firuzeh Restaurant, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

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  1. Ghormeh sabzi Net +3
    “The Ghormeh Sabzi was a standout—earthy, tangy, and packed with herbs, served in a copper pot alongside fluffy saffron rice and the crispiest tahdig I’ve ever had.”
  2. Dizi Net +2
    “And another experience in restaurant Dizi and ghorme sabzi tahdig Very very good 👍🏻”
Honorable mentions (22)
  1. Ash (iranian soup) Net +1
    “Nice environment in heart of Dubai Marina with delicious and tasty Persian food 😋😍👌⭐️ Try Ash (Iranian soup), Haleem, Halva & …”
  2. Ashe sishte soup Net +1
    “Ashe Sishte Soup 8/10”
  3. Fish with rice Net +1
    “The fish with rice was the standout dish, while the rest of the meal was just average.”
  4. Gheime-nesar Net +1
    “This is one the best Iranian restaurants in Dubai which has a stunning view if marina in JBR. The hospitality of staffs were so kind and over welcomed. The quality of foods were amazing especially GHORMESABZI and GHEIME-NESAR. All in all, it will be mostly recommended.”
  5. Gheimeh Net +1
    “We went for Sunday lunch buffet to Firuzeh, the foos was fantastic, one of few authentic Iranian food restaurant in Dubai, very well cooked Ghormeh Sabzi, Gheimeh, kabab, kash bademjoon , mirzaghasemi and many more yummy food. On top of the food the indoor and outdoor seatings was fantastic with Live music. Highly recommend for iranian food lovers.”
  6. Gheimeh bademjan Net +1
    “The food was delicious and very aromatic. We ordered Sini Mazeh as a starter, and for the main course we had Kabab Bowl, Gheimeh Bademjan, and Dizi , all of them were flavorful and well prepared.”
  7. Ghemeh nssar Net +1
    “Ghemeh Nssar 8/10”
  8. Ghorme sabzi tahdig Net +1
    “And another experience in restaurant Dizi and ghorme sabzi tahdig Very very good 👍🏻”
  9. Grilled chicken breast Net +1
    “I had the kebab, while my boyfriend enjoyed the grilled chicken breast—both were fantastic.”
  10. Haleem Net +1
    “Nice environment in heart of Dubai Marina with delicious and tasty Persian food 😋😍👌⭐️ Try Ash (Iranian soup), Haleem, Halva & …”
  11. Halva Net +1
    “Nice environment in heart of Dubai Marina with delicious and tasty Persian food 😋😍👌⭐️ Try Ash (Iranian soup), Haleem, Halva & …”
  12. Hummus Net +1
    “Delicious meet and hummus too. Yummi.”
  13. Kabab bowl Net +1
    “The food was delicious and very aromatic. We ordered Sini Mazeh as a starter, and for the main course we had Kabab Bowl, Gheimeh Bademjan, and Dizi , all of them were flavorful and well prepared.”
  14. Kash bademjoon Net +1
    “We went for Sunday lunch buffet to Firuzeh, the foos was fantastic, one of few authentic Iranian food restaurant in Dubai, very well cooked Ghormeh Sabzi, Gheimeh, kabab, kash bademjoon , mirzaghasemi and many more yummy food. On top of the food the indoor and outdoor seatings was fantastic with Live music. Highly recommend for iranian food lovers.”
  15. Kebab platter Net +1
    “The kebab platter was equally impressive: juicy koobideh skewers, grilled to a smoky char, paired with more saffron rice, fresh basil, a grilled tomato, and lavash bread that soaked up all the goodness.”
  16. Kobideh kebab Net +1
    “Kobideh Kebab 7/10”
  17. Mirzaghasemi Net +1
    “We went for Sunday lunch buffet to Firuzeh, the foos was fantastic, one of few authentic Iranian food restaurant in Dubai, very well cooked Ghormeh Sabzi, Gheimeh, kabab, kash bademjoon , mirzaghasemi and many more yummy food. On top of the food the indoor and outdoor seatings was fantastic with Live music. Highly recommend for iranian food lovers.”
  18. Mixed mezze Net +1
    “Mixed Mezze 8/10”
  19. Sini mazeh Net +1
    “The food was delicious and very aromatic. We ordered Sini Mazeh as a starter, and for the main course we had Kabab Bowl, Gheimeh Bademjan, and Dizi , all of them were flavorful and well prepared.”
  20. Taftoon Net +1
    “The buffet offered a rich variety—fresh breads like Sangak and Taftoon, Persian breakfast specials, cheeses, jams, and hearty dishes. Everything tasted genuine and well-prepared, reflecting high-quality ingredients and a love for tradition.”
  21. Joojeh torsh kebab Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “This was a great experience, I was looking for an irani restaurant to have some koobideh which I had and it was amazing, I also had joojeh torsh also great, location was amazing as well and great service.”
  22. Sangak bread Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “The buffet offered a rich variety—fresh breads like Sangak and Taftoon, Persian breakfast specials, cheeses, jams, and hearty dishes. Everything tasted genuine and well-prepared, reflecting high-quality ingredients and a love for tradition.”

Drinks 2

  1. Black coffee Net +1
    “One of the highlights was their refillable tea and black coffee, which made our morning feel relaxed and indulgent.”
  2. Saffron martini mocktail Net +1
    “Beautiful and delicious Persian food in Dubai Marina. The service is excellent, there are plenty of options and you will not leave hungry. I highly recommend the Saffron martini mocktail, it is out of this world!”
What to Avoid (5)

Food 5

  1. Bowl of kebab Net −1
    “I ordered a bowl of kebab and sour chicken. It was the worst meal I have ever had. The price is too high. My friend and I were sent to your hospital because we were poisoned.”
  2. Kaleh pacheh Net −1
    “I ordered kaleh pacheh, but the tongue was undercooked and everything was mushy and mixed together. Even the sangak bread tasted like it was two days old. It was honestly really bad.”
  3. Lamb chops Net −1
    “Lamb Chops 6/10 bad VFM”
  4. Sour chicken Net −1
    “I ordered a bowl of kebab and sour chicken. It was the worst meal I have ever had. The price is too high. My friend and I were sent to your hospital because we were poisoned.”
  5. Whole sea bass Net −1
    “Food quality was below expectations — particularly the fish, which was advertised as whole sea bass but was served in a shredded form that was not appealing.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose weather. For outdoor seating, go when the weather is cool so you can enjoy the Marina atmosphere more comfortably.

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Pick seating. Ask for the smoking or non-smoking section that suits your group before settling in.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Marina View Tower - Marsa Village
Marsa Dubai - Dubai Marina, Dubai
Mon7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Tue7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Wed7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Thu7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Fri7:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sat7:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sun7:00 AM – 2:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Uneven service

Some diners reported poor or slow service, including a long wait before anyone came to take an order.

Inconsistent food

Food quality is not uniform: one diner found the koobideh tough and the rice below expectations, while others praised both.

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The Bottom Line

Firuzeh Restaurant is a Persian dining address in Dubai Marina, drawing people for classic Iranian food, a scenic setting and a substantial breakfast buffet. The menu includes dizi, Ghormeh Sabzi, kebab plates and traditional breads; one review also highlights the in-house Sangak bakery and bread made in a hot-stone tanour. Breakfast is a particularly useful option if you want variety rather than a single plate.

Reviews mention Sangak and Taftoon, Persian breakfast dishes, cheeses, jams, refillable tea and black coffee, plus staff who helped identify gluten-free and dairy-free choices. For an evening meal, the outdoor seating and Marina or canal views add plenty of appeal when the weather is cool. Separate smoking and non-smoking areas make table selection easier.

The main caution is inconsistency. Several diners praised the food and attentive service, but others reported greasy meals, food arriving warm or cold, tough koobideh, or a dry joojeh torsh. Service has also ranged from warm and efficient to slow, particularly during a Nowruz buffet for a large group.

If you are visiting for an event, confirm the arrangements; for a first visit, breakfast or well-reviewed Persian staples may be the safer starting point.

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