Jeraish traditional kitchen

Jeraish traditional kitchen

Al Qusais

Jeraish Traditional Kitchen is a Yemeni-Arabic restaurant in Al Qusais, with a traditional-kitchen focus that also handles larger meals and banquet orders. Reviews make it worth considering for mandi and madhbi, while the hot kunafa is a useful dessert tip for first-time diners.

Reputation Score
4.0
★★★★☆
249 ratings
5★
47%
4★
25%
3★
16%
2★
3%
1★
9%

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The Good Stuff

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Lamb portions

A whole lamb with biryani, mandi and machboos rice reportedly served more than 10 people, with excellent stuffing and well-cooked meat.

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Mandi rice

Mandi is the restaurant’s clearest strength, with several reviews specifically praising its taste and well-cooked rice.

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What to Eat at Jeraish traditional kitchen

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

Food 9

  1. Mandi Net +6
    “The most delicious mandi you can have and enjoy eating in a lovely and wonderful place with best service and helpful staff”
  2. Chicken 🐔 maddhbi Net +1
    “I had chicken 🐔 maddhbi which they made fresh at 4pm.”
  3. Chicken mandhi Net +1
    “Beat chicken Mandhi in area”
  4. Chicken mandi Net +1
    “Good food, try the mix lamp and chicken Mandi! You won't be sorry! Friendly staff too!”
  5. Kunafa Net +1
    “I suggest everyone that after food please order a kunafa and have it hot. The feeling is heavenly.”
  6. Madfoon Net +1
    “So is the madfoon.”
  7. Madhbi Net +1
    “The madhbi there is simply amazing.”
  8. Whole lamb Net +1
    “We ordered a whole lamb prepared with three types of rice: biryani, mandi, and machboos. The lamb was generously portioned and served more than 10 people. The food was delicious, the rice was good, the stuffing was excellent, there was a generous amount of nuts, and the meat was cooked perfectly and grilled.”
  9. Mandy mutton Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “I ordered Mandy mutton, the price was cheap but the the taste was average.”
What to Avoid (3)

Food 3

  1. Camel kabsa Net −1
    “I went there for the Camel Kabsa. The service is excellent, however, the food was average. Ordered Camel Kabsa and Meat Madhbi. The Camel meat was very dry, overcooked. The lamb madhbi was fatty. So fatty.”
  2. Lamb madhbi Net −1
    “The lamb madhbi was fatty. So fatty.”
  3. Meat madhbi Net −1
    “Ordered Camel Kabsa and Meat Madhbi. The Camel meat was very dry, overcooked. The lamb madhbi was fatty. So fatty.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Try madhbi. For a first order, consider madhbi with biriani rice, a combination specifically suggested by a reviewer.

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Finish kunafa. Order kunafa after the meal and ask for it hot; this was singled out as the preferred way to have it.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Sky Business Centre
Al Qusais Ind. First, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Tue12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Wed12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Thu12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Fri12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Sat12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Sun12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Delivery delays

One delivery took two hours to reach a location described as 20 minutes away, so delivery timing can be a real concern.

Dry camel

The Camel Kabsa meat was described as very dry and overcooked by a customer who drove half an hour to try it.

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The Bottom Line

Jeraish Traditional Kitchen is a traditional Yemeni-Arabic restaurant in Al Qusais, and the most reliable reason to consider it is its rice-and-meat menu. Reviews mention mandi, madhbi, madfoon and Camel Kabsa, while the business also prepares larger banquet-style orders. A whole lamb served with biryani, mandi and machboos rice reportedly fed more than 10 people, with generous nuts, good stuffing and meat cooked perfectly.

For an ordinary visit, mandi is the strongest recurring recommendation. Chicken madhbi was made fresh at 4pm in one review, and another diner specifically suggested madhbi with biriani rice. Save room for kunafa: one reviewer advises ordering it hot after the meal.

The experience is not completely consistent. One customer found the Camel Kabsa dry and overcooked, while lamb madhbi was described as excessively fatty. Another said the food was very salty.

Dine-in surroundings are modest, with one review calling the tables and chairs very old. Service is often praised, including a sheep-cooking order delivered on time, but delivery has a clear warning: one order took two hours to travel a 20-minute distance. For delivery or large orders, confirm timing before relying on it for a schedule.

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