Hessa Street Kitchen

Hessa Street Kitchen

Damac Hills

Hessa Street Kitchen is a hotel restaurant in Damac Hills known for its breakfast buffet and made-to-order eggs and pancakes. Reviews also point to themed dining, including Thai Fridays, alongside attentive service and a relaxed atmosphere.

Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
223 ratings
5★
74%
4★
15%
3★
4%
2★
1%
1★
4%

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The Good Stuff

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Breakfast buffet

The breakfast buffet has fresh pastries, juices, hot dishes, desserts and made-to-order omelettes and pancakes.

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Fresh cooking

Made-to-order omelettes and pancakes add a fresh-cooked option beyond the buffet.

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What to Eat at Hessa Street Kitchen

These items at Hessa Street Kitchen got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 10

  1. Eggs made to your liking Net +2
    “We went to Hessa Street Kitchen for Breakfast. They are offering a Buffet. The presentation is OK, Selection of Food is average, Quality is OK. Guests can order Eggs any style at a separate counter. This will be made freshly upon your wishes and delivered to your table.”
  2. Brownie Net +1
    “Was surprised by our host Amina with mouth watering Brownie to complete our celebration.”
  3. Chilli mango salad Net +1
    “The chilli mango salad was perfect.”
  4. Gluten-free cookies Net +1
    “The food was amazing, with plenty of tasty options, and the gluten-free cookies were absolutely delicious.”
  5. Malaysian nite buffet Net +1
    “I had a very good Experience with their Malaysian Nite buffet. The food is very authentic and tasty. Value for the price with what you get.”
  6. Mango sticky rice Net +1
    “And the mango sticky rice and Umm Ali are absolutely amazing!”
  7. Nasi gorang Net +1
    “The rice in the Nasi Gorang was perfectly cooked and perfect balance in flavour.”
  8. Umm ali Net +1
    “And the mango sticky rice and Umm Ali are absolutely amazing!”
  9. Vegetable tempura Net +1
    “From the started, since they didn’t have the tofu tempura they replaced it with vegetable tempura, and honestly I am glad they did.”
  10. Vegetarian combo Net +1
    “Had a good delicious Vegetarian Combo, it was quite satisfying and fulfilling.”

Drinks 2

  1. Coffee Net +3
    “Love the breakfast here, good selection of healthy options, good coffee, great and fast service, lovely art deco atmosphere.”
  2. Americano Net +1
    “The Americano is very nice, staff are very respectful, friendly and smile all the the times, beautiful music.”
What to Avoid (6)

Food 6

  1. Asian buffet Net −1
    “Just have wished for more variety of foods since it's called Asian Buffet. Every station got average 1 2 displays only”
  2. Beef rendang Net −1
    “We ordered Tom Yum Soup, Beef Rendang and Thai Curry. We were surprised that we were served boiled chicken broth, Indian lamb curry and Indian Vegetable curry with galangal.”
  3. Ramadan iftar Net −1
    “Ramadan Iftar was very disappointing …..not worth the price and very few options. Not all the dishes seemed to be fresh and food was not warm.”
  4. Sausage Net −1
    “Sausage 3/5 is this home made? A bit overcooked”
  5. Thai curry Net −1
    “We ordered Tom Yum Soup, Beef Rendang and Thai Curry. We were surprised that we were served boiled chicken broth, Indian lamb curry and Indian Vegetable curry with galangal.”
  6. Tom yum soup Net −1
    “We ordered Tom Yum Soup, Beef Rendang and Thai Curry. We were surprised that we were served boiled chicken broth, Indian lamb curry and Indian Vegetable curry with galangal.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Order eggs. Ask at the separate counter for eggs any style; they are prepared to your preference rather than taken straight from the buffet.

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Check themes. If you want Thai food, check whether Thai Friday is running; the restaurant also uses different themes on different days.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Dubailand - 1st Floor, Radisson Hotel Dubai - Hessa St
Al Hebiah Third - DAMAC Hills, Dubai
Mon7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Tue7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Wed7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Thu7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Fri7:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Sat7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Sun7:00 AM – 11:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Iftar value

One Ramadan Iftar review found the spread too limited for the price, with some food appearing stale and not warm.

Food temperature

A birthday-event review liked the food but felt the chafing-dish items should have been hotter.

Customer-reported prices

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

85aed

Buffet

“Buffet is available for 85aed but options are very limited, will be opting for A La Carte next time as the buffet just had some basic salad, pizza, chips, 1 curry option and some veg puffs”
Google review · August 2023
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The Bottom Line

Hessa Street Kitchen is a hotel restaurant in Damac Hills with breakfast at its centre of gravity. The buffet covers hot dishes, pastries, drinks, desserts and made-to-order eggs; one repeat breakfast guest specifically noted omelettes and pancakes cooked to order. Reviews also mention lunch and dinner, including fish dishes, Asian noodles, mango sticky rice and Umm Ali.

Service is a major part of the appeal. Guests describe welcoming, attentive staff, clean buffet areas and a calm setting with background music. The restaurant has also hosted birthday celebrations and themed evenings, with Thai Fridays praised for authentic flavours and a strong selection.

Dietary care can be good too: one guest with gluten intolerance said the team took exceptional care and enjoyed the gluten-free cookies. The experience is not completely consistent. Some reviewers found buffet variety average, coffee in need of calibration and chafing-dish food insufficiently hot.

Ramadan Iftar drew a particularly sharp complaint about limited choice, freshness and value. An older review also questioned whether certain dishes matched their advertised Asian styles, so expectations may depend on the current menu. If you are visiting for breakfast, ask for eggs at the separate cooking counter.

For themed meals or Iftar, check the current offering first, and do not assume leftover pastries can be taken away.

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