FOODPATH

FOODPATH

Port Saeed

FOODPATH is a cafe in Port Saeed with a broad, cafeteria-style menu. Reviews point especially to its shawarma and charcoal dishes, while the casual setting also suits a quick karak, sandwich or fuller meal.

Reputation Score
3.6
★★★★☆
615 ratings
5★
43%
4★
21%
3★
12%
2★
3%
1★
21%

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The Good Stuff

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Charcoal specials

The charcoal chicken and other grilled dishes are praised for smoky flavour, tenderness and generous portions.

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Shawarma

Several customers single out the shawarma, with one describing the chicken as soft, tender and well seasoned.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Check orders. Check takeaway contents before leaving, as one customer reported receiving the opposite order and others described problems with takeaway rice.

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Allow time. Avoid visiting when you are rushed: reviews mention 45-minute delivery and a 20-minute wait for one Hassan Mattar.

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Practical details

Port Saeed - Deira - Dubai
Port Saeed - Deira, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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Charcoal Grill Chicken Biryani

This biryani is described as having a distinctive taste and is recommended by a returning customer.

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Fresh milk tea

Fresh milk tea has dedicated fans, but preparation and taste vary across reviews.

Common Concerns

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Food safety

Reviews report an insect, plastic in charcoal biryani and spoiled rice in a takeaway order; these complaints were also described as poorly handled.

Slow service

Several reviews describe forgotten orders and long waits, including 45 minutes for delivery to an office less than 200 metres away.

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The Bottom Line

FOODPATH is a casual cafe in Port Saeed where the most consistently useful starting points are shawarma, charcoal chicken and charcoal biryani. Reviews also mention butter chicken, fried noodles, seafood soup and a wide cafeteria-style range of wraps, sandwiches and drinks, so it is suited to a quick meal rather than a tightly focused restaurant experience. The charcoal chicken gets particularly specific praise for being tender, smoky and generously portioned, while one customer recommends the Charcoal Grill Chicken Biryani at 16 dirhams.

Fresh milk tea and karak are longstanding favourites in some reviews, although the tea feedback is sharply mixed: another customer found the chai weak, and one said the fresh milk tea used condensed milk. Ask how it is prepared if that matters to you. Service is the main reason to be cautious.

Reviews describe forgotten orders, incorrect items, waits of around 45 minutes for nearby delivery and occasional rudeness. Food-quality and hygiene complaints include an insect, plastic in a biryani and spoiled takeaway rice; these accounts also say refunds or explanations were difficult to obtain. Confirm prices before ordering, check takeaway contents, and allow extra time.

Parking was reported opposite the cafe.

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