Haram Restaurant

Haram Restaurant

Al Satwa

Haram Restaurant is a Pakistani restaurant in Al Satwa, known in reviews for hearty traditional dishes rather than a polished setting. Mutton kadai, breakfast plates and Daal Channa fried are among the clearest reasons to stop by, with takeaway and delivery also available.

Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
924 ratings
5★
57%
4★
19%
3★
11%
2★
4%
1★
8%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Mutton Kadai

Mutton kadai stands out for mild gravy, clean-tasting meat and relatively little oil.

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Daal Channa

Daal Channa fried has a particularly loyal fan, who rates it above the restaurant’s karahi dishes.

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What to Eat at Haram Restaurant

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

Food 5

  1. Mutton karahi Net +4
    “The Mutton Karahi is a standout—tender, juicy, and perfectly spiced, making it a must-try for anyone visiting.”
  2. Aloo gosht Net +3
    “It's amazing food specially Alu ghost is amazing and other all food my favourite but little problem services is very very slow please check your service there needs to increase please 💝 otherwise anythink is perfect”
  3. Daal makhni Net +2
    “special Dal makhni of this resturant is just Wowww 🔥”
  4. Kheema Net +2
    “The Mutton Kebab, Kheema and Mutton Karahi was amazing. The Kheema was so flavourful that it melts in your mouth.”
  5. Mutton pulao Net +2
    “I eat Mutton pulao every Friday. Food is nice. Service slow, you Have to call several times to waiters, remind them about the order.”
Honorable mentions (12)
  1. Beef paaye Net +1
    “If you are looking for best pakistani foodnin the whole uae,this is your stop,best aloo gosht,best daal makhni best qorma,best beef paaye etc”
  2. Chicken ginger Net +1
    “Highly recommend,, taste was awesome. Desserts are fine also. Almost near to same local Pakistani taste. I liked the gravy dishes more specially chicken ginger 😋”
  3. Chicken karhai Net +1
    “Visited with friend, Chicken Karhai was very good ,”
  4. Chicken korma Net +1
    “Delicious! Tried mutton pulao, chicken korma & vegetables of the day… pulao nice generous portion, soft meat, really amazing flavors! Chicken korma and vegetables of the day are more like a small side dishes but maybe with some rice or bread can even be enough for a light lunch… anyway, order it for delivery, with promo code got really good deal for absolutely outstanding meal. Will make this our regular!”
  5. Daal channa fried Net +1
    “I always love their Daal Channa fried, that taste is more than any kraahi or any other dish there. If you like tastes and healthy meals, highly recommend. Don't forget to try their Daal Channa fried.”
  6. Egg fry Net +1
    “One of my favourite places for breakfast: substantial flaky parathas, keema, nihari, egg fry and strong chai.”
  7. Mutton kebab Net +1
    “The Mutton Kebab, Kheema and Mutton Karahi was amazing.”
  8. Nihari Net +1
    “One of my favourite places for breakfast: substantial flaky parathas, keema, nihari, egg fry and strong chai.”
  9. Paya Net +1
    “Paya is fantastic 😍”
  10. Qorma Net +1
    “If you are looking for best pakistani foodnin the whole uae,this is your stop,best aloo gosht,best daal makhni best qorma,best beef paaye etc”
  11. Rahoo* fish Net +1
    “One of the best Rahoo* fish available in Dubai. Really loved the fish.”
  12. Rotis Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “Excellent rotis. I recommend!”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Biryani Net −1
    “Found this cockroach in biryani and they were not ready to take any responsibility… In explanation they told me that they cooked this biryani in morning so maybe this cockroach came in between this time. That means they also served me stale biryani. Very disappointed…”
  2. Fishe Net −1
    “Half cooked expired fishe served. Worst experience”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Avoid Rush. Try visiting off-peak if timing matters; one regular says orders need repeated reminders from waiters.

2

Try Daal. If you enjoy lentils, order Daal Channa fried: one regular prefers it to the restaurant’s karahi dishes.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Bus station near satwa
Al Satwa, 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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Common Concerns

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Food Safety

A reviewer reported receiving half-cooked, allegedly expired fish, while another found a cockroach in biryani.

Slow Delivery

Delivery has drawn serious complaints, including an order still missing after one and a half hours.

Customer-reported prices

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

40 AED

Mutton

“Ordered Mutton for 40 AED, and it was meat cut in the smallest of pieces instead of proper whole pieces”
Google review · September 2022
DXB
LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Haram Restaurant is a Pakistani restaurant in Al Satwa with a straightforward, low-key setup and a menu that suits anyone looking for filling traditional food. Reviews repeatedly point to mutton kadai, aloo gosht, Daal Channa fried and breakfast as the strongest reasons to visit. The mutton kadai has been praised for mild gravy, clean-tasting meat and not being overly oily, while Daal Channa fried has its own devoted following.

Breakfast is another reliable draw, with one regular mentioning parathas, keema, nihari, egg fry and strong chai. The restaurant also gets specific praise for Rahoo fish and its sweets. Prices are described as affordable or budget-friendly by some customers, although one review reports ordering mutton for 40 AED and another complains about extra tax despite inclusive menu pricing, so checking the bill is sensible.

This is more of a practical local eatery than a comfortable family dining room. Tables can be tightly packed, privacy is limited and several customers describe slow service, particularly during busy periods. Delivery complaints include waits of one and a half hours or more, so dining in or collecting may be preferable when you are short on time.

Reviews also include serious food-quality and hygiene complaints, which are worth bearing in mind alongside the many positive accounts of the cooking.

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