Fresh produce
Fresh fruits and vegetables are a major draw, with shoppers also praising the Lebanese grocery selection.
Khairat Lebanon
Majan
Khairat Lebanon is a Lebanese produce market in Majan, with reviews also describing a restaurant upstairs when that setup is operating. Shoppers come for fresh Lebanese fruits and vegetables, while diners have singled out hummus, mixed grill and fruit cocktails. Check the current dine-in arrangement before visiting.
Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
1,346 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Ice cream
Customers repeatedly call out the ice cream, including Arabic, pistachio and avocado flavours.
Lebanese flavours
Reviews describe the food as authentically Lebanese, with hummus, mixed grill and ouzi among the memorable orders.
Large portions
Portions can be generous: one 1Kg mixed grill was shared by four people with food left over.
Warm service
Several diners describe the team as friendly, attentive and welcoming from the moment they arrive.
Clean setting
The market and dining setting were described as clean and organised by shoppers and diners.
Fresh cocktails
Fruit cocktails are a standout, with the avocado version described as especially hard to resist.
Takeaway option
Diners have been able to pack unfinished restaurant orders for takeaway and buy groceries before leaving.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm dining. Check before travelling if you want a meal: a recent review says there is no way to eat on site, conflicting with older restaurant reviews.
Share orders. If dining is available, consider sharing: a 1Kg mixed grill was more than enough for four people and still left leftovers.
Try hummus. Hummus is one of the safer first orders: multiple diners praised it, including the Beirut-style version.
Save room. Leave space for dessert or a drink; reviewers especially enjoyed the avocado cocktail and Arabic and pistachio ice cream.
Ask about bread. If eating on site, ask when fresh bread will arrive, as one diner received it only after finishing lunch.
Use takeaway. If your order is too large, ask to pack the leftovers; one repeat visitor specifically used the takeaway option.
Plan the visit
Practical details
2FH5+WQ
Wadi Al Safa 3 - Majan, Dubai
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Common Concerns
Dine-in confusion
A recent review says the current site has no place to eat, despite older reviews and images describing a restaurant.
Uneven dishes
One diner found the hummus and salad excellent but considered the shawarma and lentil soup bland.
Late bread
A diner reported that fresh bread arrived only after the meal was finished.
Inconsistent ashta
The amount of ashta topping on cocktails was described as inconsistent between orders.
Toilet hooks
One review notes that the toilets have no hooks for hanging a bag.
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The Bottom Line
Khairat Lebanon is primarily a Lebanese produce market in Majan. The reviews make fresh fruits and vegetables the clearest reason to shop here, alongside Lebanese groceries and imported delicacies. Customers also mention excellent ice cream, fruit cocktails and an ashta plate topped with fresh fruit, nuts and honey.
There is a notable setup change or listing confusion. Older reviews describe a restaurant upstairs, with dishes such as hummus, fattoush, mixed grill, ouzi and lamb chops, while a July 2026 review says there is no way to eat at the current place and that restaurant photos are misleading. If you are coming specifically for lunch or dinner, confirm that dine-in is operating first.
When restaurant service is available, portions can be substantial: a 1Kg mixed grill was shared by four people with leftovers, and takeaway packing was available. Hummus, salads, potatoes and several grilled meats received strong praise, though one diner found the shawarma and lentil soup bland. Fresh bread also arrived late for one table, so it is worth asking about timing.
Service is generally described as warm and attentive, and the shop itself as clean and organised.