HARPUT RESTAURANT (L.L.C)

HARPUT RESTAURANT (L.L.C)

Al Barsha

Harput is a Turkish restaurant in Al Barsha serving home-style dishes, kebabs and daily specials. Reviews repeatedly point to its lahmacun, döner and soups, while the renovated setting includes indoor and outdoor seating for a relaxed, unpretentious meal.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
753 ratings
5★
68%
4★
14%
3★
8%
2★
3%
1★
7%

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The Good Stuff

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Strong döner

Döner is one of the safest first orders, with reviewers describing the meat as tender and exceptionally good.

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Standout soups

Kelle paça, lentil and tripe soups are repeatedly mentioned, with the trotter soup singled out as especially tasty.

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What to Eat at HARPUT RESTAURANT (L.L.C)

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of HARPUT RESTAURANT (L.L.C), ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 1

  1. Lahmacun Net +5
    “Recently re-opened with new decoration and tastes. Doner, lahmacun and paca soup are signature tastes.”
Honorable mentions (23)
  1. Adana kebab Net +1
    “We ate here Adana kebab and pida. They were tasty.”
  2. Ali nazik Net +1
    “Ali Nazik: 8/10”
  3. Doner with lavash Net +1
    “Highly recommended the Kunafa with ice cream and the Doner with Lavash as it was so delectable.”
  4. Doner wrap Net +1
    “The doner wrap and red lentil soup were good.”
  5. Donner pita Net +1
    “I tried it 2 times soujok and donner pita for breakfast and it was so delicious.”
  6. Fresh soft bread platter Net +1
    “The fresh soft bread platter was perfectly baked and tasted so good with the dishes.”
  7. Hummus Net +1
    “Apart from that the Hummus is Turkish inspired and tasty.”
  8. Kelle paça soup Net +1
    “Also kelle paça soup is a must try.”
  9. Kunafa with ice cream Net +1
    “Highly recommended the Kunafa with ice cream and the Doner with Lavash as it was so delectable.”
  10. Lentil soup Net +1
    “The lentil soup was rich, warm, and full of authentic flavor.”
  11. Meat doner Net +1
    “While their meat doner is succulent and tasty.”
  12. Mixed grill Net +1
    “Amazing mixed grill & fantastic yufka.”
  13. Pida Net +1
    “We ate here Adana kebab and pida. They were tasty.”
  14. Pide Net +1
    “Under new management and with new chef resurrcting the quality Turkish home cooked food as well as kebabs, pide and lahmacun.”
  15. Red lentil soup Net +1
    “The doner wrap and red lentil soup were good.”
  16. Rice with kebab on top Net +1
    “I had rice with kebab on top and it was delicious — the kebab was juicy and the rice was perfectly cooked.”
  17. Soujok Net +1
    “I tried it 2 times soujok and donner pita for breakfast and it was so delicious.”
  18. Traditional kofta Net +1
    “We visited Harput and the food was excellent. We had the traditional kofta and delicious Turkish kebabs.”
  19. Tripe soup (i̇şkembe çorbası) Net +1
    “As a Turkish family, we came here from Sharjah to try their Tripe Soup (İşkembe çorbası). We really like it.”
  20. Trotter soup Net +1
    “Trotter soup was also delicious.”
  21. Yufka Net +1
    “Amazing mixed grill & fantastic yufka.”
  22. Doner sandwich Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “And for dinner I have donner sandwich and it’s really different and tastes delicious.”
  23. Sutlaj Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “Sutlaj: 5/10”

Drinks 1

  1. Traditional turkish tea Net +1
    “The dessert was delicious and just the right sweetness, and the traditional Turkish tea at the end made the whole experience even better.”
What to Avoid (5)

Food 5

  1. Cheese pie Net −1
    “Cheese pie: 2/10”
  2. Lamb chops Net −1
    “I placed an order and received just a poor portion with 3 tasteless lamb chops ( instead of 5-6 like shown in the menu) and absolutely dry manousheh . Totally disappointed.”
  3. Lamb kebab Net −1
    “Secondly, the lamb kebab was so dry it was edible!”
  4. Lamb sandwich Net −1
    “Lamb Sandwich: 3/10”
  5. Manousheh Net −1
    “I placed an order and received just a poor portion with 3 tasteless lamb chops ( instead of 5-6 like shown in the menu) and absolutely dry manousheh . Totally disappointed.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Order lahmacun. For a first visit, lahmacun is the clearest starting point; one long-time customer still rated it superior in May 2026.

2

Try soup. Add kelle paça or another soup if you enjoy traditional Turkish offal-based dishes; families specifically praised the kelle paça.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Abdullah Meheiri Building
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
Mon8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Tue8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Wed8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Thu8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Fri8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Sat8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Sun8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Delivery risk

One delivery arrived cold after a five-minute drive, with the lamb kebab described as very dry.

Bill error

A diner said soft drinks were added to the bill even though they had not been ordered.

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The Bottom Line

Harput is an Al Barsha Turkish restaurant for straightforward, home-style cooking rather than a polished fine-dining experience. The most reliable reasons to visit are the lahmacun, döner and traditional soups: reviewers have praised the lahmacun for years, called the döner their best in Dubai, and repeatedly recommended kelle paça, lentil and tripe soup. Adana kebab, mixed grill and pide also appear among the well-liked dishes.

The atmosphere is cosy and unpretentious. You can sit indoors or outside, and one review mentions convenient street parking nearby. Customers describe the food as fresh and made to order, with warm bread, fresh vegetables and Turkish tea adding to the meal.

Families are welcome, and a reviewer said children enjoyed the tanduur. There is some inconsistency, particularly with delivery. One order arrived cold despite a five-minute drive, and the lamb kebab was described as dry.

Another diner reported being charged for soft drinks they had not ordered, while a separate visit found several dishes disappointing. For a first meal, dining in and starting with lahmacun or döner alongside soup seems the more informed choice. Finish with kunafa with ice cream if available; one reviewer noted that it is made after ordering.

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