Gujarati Thal Restaurant

Gujarati Thal Restaurant

Bur Dubai

Gujarati Thal Restaurant is a pure-vegetarian spot in Bur Dubai centred on Gujarati thali, including unlimited and fixed options. Reviews also mention a Farali thali for fasting, making it a practical stop for homestyle Gujarati food at budget-friendly prices, though the small dining room and service consistency are worth considering.

Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
565 ratings
5★
60%
4★
16%
3★
7%
2★
3%
1★
15%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Good Value

Several customers consider the portions and pricing good value, including one review describing an unlimited vegetable thali as only 11 AED.

02

Fasting Option

The Farali thali includes sabudana khichdi, sukhi aloo, sabudana vadas and aamras, and one reviewer found it wholesome for one person.

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What to Eat at Gujarati Thal Restaurant

These items at Gujarati Thal Restaurant got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 3

  1. Aamras Net +2
    “In this they have 200 gms of sabudana khichdi , 200 gms of Sukhi aloo ki sabzi, 2 smallish sabudana vadas and aamras. I found them wholesome and tasty and just appropriate for 1 person.”
  2. Farali thali Net +2
    “If you are at Meena bazaar and a pure vegetarian, this place offers you the best thali around this area. It's an unlimited thali (vegetable only) and in only 11 AED. The taste is very good, the service is excellent, a little congested but worth it compared to the food they offer. They also offer fasting thali in 12 AED.”
  3. Unlimited thali Net +2
    “As a Food Lover, I will say that Food is Nice, not Great not Bad. You should try once the THALI. Order for Unlimited Thali, Not Limited. Becuase Quality is Good but Quantity is not Proper.”
Honorable mentions (10)
  1. Butter chicken Net +1
    “Food was the star: creamy butter chicken melted in my mouth, paired with fluffy naan and fresh salad. Portions generous, flavors authentic Gujarati-Indian fusion.”
  2. Daal bhaat Net +1
    “Came here for my daal bhaat fix while at a conference. Did not disappoint. Daal had a great kick of heat. Atmosphere is quite overcrowded at peak times. The service isn’t going to win any awards, and isn’t very tourist friendly. But overall the positives outweigh the negatives and all for a very reasonable price!”
  3. Deluxe fix dish Net +1
    “One of the best place to eat Pure Gujarati Dish in Dubai. Best than any other place around it. The deluxe fix dish is good enough for one adult.”
  4. Gujarati thal dinner Net +1
    “Gujarati Thal Dinner was absolutely awesome, with each dish standing out in its own way. The flavors were well-balanced, portions were generous, and everything tasted freshly made. Combined with excellent service, it turned into a truly memorable experience.”
  5. Gujrati thal Net +1
    “all food is to good food quality to good . nice ambience an staff is so frankly gujrati thal restrorent is nice place for food lovers in meena bajar bur Dubai .my experience was good”
  6. Gulab jamun Net +1
    “Desserts like gulab jamun sealed the deal. Great value at ₹800 for two. Highly recommend—will return soon!”
  7. Naan Net +1
    “Food was the star: creamy butter chicken melted in my mouth, paired with fluffy naan and fresh salad. Portions generous, flavors authentic Gujarati-Indian fusion.”
  8. Pure veg thali Net +1
    “As a Gujarati Food Lover, Just enjoy the Pure Veg Thali.. Ek var jarur Try karjo.”
  9. Thalia Net +1
    “The choice of Thalia is as per proportion of the persons eating pallet capacities.”
  10. Unlimited gujrathi food thali Net +1
    “We had Good and authentic unlimited Gujrathi food thali , waiting period is what makes you concern more about going there . As we waited for amlost 45 minutes . Sitting capacity shall increase more. Food quality and quantity is top 🔝. One must try it .”
What to Avoid (4)

Food 4

  1. Delux thali Net −1
    “I ordered delux thali on net it shows butter milk is included menu but they denied and said on phone it's not for parcel”
  2. Fryums Net −1
    “One of the wrost rated restaurants there in dubai they serve worst food and its totally oily fryums, when you ask them to change they just blatently resfuse and talk very rudly to customer”
  3. Gobi manchurian Net −1
    “Also Gobi Manchurian in unlimited Thali, they didn't serve again. That dish was just for attraction just 1 to 2 pieces of gobi.”
  4. Khamni Net −1
    “Whatspped him but no reply. Difference between reality and photo. Order no 8683. Imagine gujarati ordering khamni and being dissappointed”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Avoid Rush. Visit outside peak periods if possible; several reviews describe waits of 40–45 minutes and crowded seating. Review 469520 is a representative example.

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Check Parcel. For takeaway, confirm exactly what is included before paying: a review says buttermilk shown with a deluxe thali was refused for parcels.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Meena Bazar,Burdubai - 23 sikka street
Al Souq Al Kabeer, Dubai
Mon6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Tue6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Wed6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Thu6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Fri6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Sat6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
Sun6:00 AM – 12:30 AM
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Common Concerns

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Long Waits

Multiple reviews report waits of 40–45 minutes, including delayed parcel orders and meals that never arrived before customers left.

Limited Seating

The dining room is repeatedly described as small or congested, and seats can be difficult to find during busy periods.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

16 dhs

Farali thali

“•29th jan- I tried the farali thali at 16 dhs for ekadasi fasting”
Google review · January 2026

Under 20aed

Gujarati Thali

“This little hidden gem is a phenomenal! Under 20aed for a Gujarati Thali”
Google review · January 2026
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The Bottom Line

Gujarati Thal Restaurant is a pure-vegetarian Gujarati eatery in Bur Dubai, with fixed and unlimited thalis, takeaway meals and a Farali thali for fasting. The Gujarati thali is the main reason to come: customers describe homestyle dal, aloo sabzi, soft roti, basmati rice and traditional sweets, although not every dish is consistently fresh. Prices are a strong part of the appeal.

Reviews mention an unlimited vegetable thali at 11 AED, a Farali thali at 16 dhs and Gujarati thali lunch for two at 50 Dirham. Takeaway packaging has also been praised. The mini thali can be a useful lighter option, but one customer felt its bhaji portion did not match the four chapatis served.

Keep expectations practical rather than leisurely. The restaurant is small and can become congested, while several customers waited 40–45 minutes for food or parcels. Service feedback is mixed, ranging from warm and attentive to rude or poorly organised, particularly at the counter.

Hygiene comments are also inconsistent, with some customers praising it and others mentioning sticky tables, a filthy washroom or bad odour. Visiting off-peak and checking parcel contents and refill terms should make the experience easier to manage.

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