Faludha Favourite
The Royal Faludha is described as rich, refreshing and full of flavour, with Kheer also praised as fresh and creamy.
Lassi Shop Bur Dubai
Bur Dubai
Lassi Shop Bur Dubai is a juice-and-dessert spot in Bur Dubai where customers come for desi falooda, lassi and tea. The Royal Faludha, Matka Lassi and Zafrani Chai receive especially positive mentions, with seating available for casual visits or family stops.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
375 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Matka Lassi
Matka Lassi is a standout for visitors seeking a thick, refreshing drink with a traditional desi profile.
Tea Choice
Zafrani Chai is strongly praised by one customer as the best chai they had in Dubai, with good value also noted.
Lassi Variety
Customers mention plain, sweet, fruit and dry-fruit lassi, including a dry-fruit version described as generous with its toppings.
Quick Service
Some visits are described as fast, including a dessert order where the service was quick and staff were polite.
Budget Friendly
Several reviews frame the desserts and drinks as affordable, including a mango lassi juice reported at 6 dirhams.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try Matka. For a first dessert order, consider the Matka Lassi or Matka Falooda; both are specifically praised by recent visitors.
Check Delivery. For nearby orders, collecting in person may be safer: one 500-metre delivery took an hour and arrived with spilled juice.
Check Orders. Before leaving, verify takeaway items against the bill; one customer paid for a zinger burger but received a small patty burger.
Avoid Rush. If quality matters, try visiting outside busy periods; one review says falooda quality can drop when there are many orders.
Raise Issues. Check frozen or poorly prepared falooda immediately and ask for a fresh replacement before accepting the order.
Plan the visit
Practical details
12 29B St
Al Souq Al Kabeer - Al Fahidi, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Rabadi falooda
A friend-recommended falooda described by the reviewer as a fantastic item.
Matka falooda
A falooda served with special add-ons when requested, according to one visit.
Common Concerns
Uneven Service
Several customers report being ignored or directed elsewhere when trying to order or resolve a problem.
Hygiene Concern
One customer says biscuits were handled with bare hands and that the staff refused a request for gloves or tissue.
Delivery Issues
A short delivery reportedly took an hour, arriving with spilled juice and an unsuitable ice-cream container cap.
Frozen Falooda
One review describes frozen vermicelli and basil seeds in a falooda, followed by an unsatisfactory response to the complaint.
Drink Quality
Reviews allege diluted orange and sugarcane juices, while another customer found a milkshake dominated by yoghurt rather than fruit.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
6dhs
mango lazzy juice
“It was so tasty and only 6dhs it costed per juice”Google review · December 2020
13 AED each
zinger burger
“I was charged 13 AED each for the zinger burger, 26 AED for 2 pieces, and for 3 cans of Dew”Google review · January 2026
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The Bottom Line
Lassi Shop Bur Dubai is a casual juice and dessert stop in Bur Dubai, with seating inside and outside and a family dining area listed among its amenities. The most useful reasons to consider it are the desi-style drinks and sweets: customers mention Royal Faludha, Matka Lassi, Rabadi falooda and Zafrani Chai, while some also enjoy mango lassi and dry-fruit lassi. The strongest feedback is specific rather than blanket praise.
One customer found the Royal Faludha rich and refreshing, another called the Matka Lassi thick, and a long-time visitor liked the dry-fruit lassi for its generous amount of dry fruits. Zafrani Chai also has a loyal fan, described as better than Filli in taste and budget. Prices are often perceived as modest, with reviews citing 6 dirhams for a mango lassi juice, 1 dirham for Zafrani tea and AED06 for falooda in older visits.
Service and consistency are the main cautions. Recent reviews describe ignored orders, rude responses, cold food and poor complaint handling. Delivery may be troublesome: one 500-metre order took an hour and arrived spilled.
For a first visit, ordering in person and checking the items before leaving is the safer approach.