Lassi variety
Reviews highlight a wide choice of flavoured lassis, including mango, banana, sweet lassi and buttermilk-style lassi.
Lassi Shop
Bur Dubai
Lassi Shop is a small cafe in Bur Dubai built around chilled drinks, especially its wide range of flavoured lassis. Mango lassi, falooda and affordable snacks are the clearest reasons to stop by, with some reviews also praising the ice cream and friendly service.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
109 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Mango lassi
The mango lassi was described as creamy and rich, with small mango pieces on top and an affordable price.
Falooda value
A dated review recommends the AED 5 falooda with pista ice cream and roasted cashews.
Friendly service
Several customers mention kind, professional or smiling service, including a pleasant interaction with children.
Snack stop
Customers have specifically enjoyed the snacks, iced coffee, aloo paratha and pav bhaji.
Ice cream
One reviewer rated the ice cream more highly than Baskin Robbins, making it worth considering alongside the drinks.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm prices. Ask the milkshake price before it is prepared; one customer reported an unexpected three-dirham surcharge.
Verify delivery. Check delivery availability before ordering, as one review reported that the shop no longer offered delivery.
Choose lassi. If you are unsure what to order, start with a lassi: one customer specifically recommended it over the other food.
Try pista. For falooda, consider the pista ice cream version with roasted cashews, a combination one reviewer singled out.
Request mango. If you prefer fruit pieces in the drink, ask whether mango can be added; one reviewer said it would make the lassi feel fresher.
Plan the visit
Practical details
9 60A Street
Al Fahidi, Dubai
Common Concerns
Delivery delays
One delivery order reportedly waited more than two hours for falooda, with calls unanswered.
Price surprise
A customer reported being charged AED 10 for a milkshake after expecting the AED 7 price seen elsewhere.
Inconsistent quality
One review described the brownie as too hard and said the nuts tasted bitter.
Lassi concern
A customer alleged that a lassi was diluted with water and sugar, so consistency may not be uniform.
Average falooda
Falooda receives positive mentions, but one customer found it good rather than exceptional.
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The Bottom Line
Lassi Shop is a small cafe in Bur Dubai where the safest starting point is the drink menu. Customers repeatedly mention the flavoured lassis, with mango, banana and sweet lassi among the examples. The mango version was praised for its creamy, rich texture and mango pieces on top.
It is also described as an affordable way to cool down in Dubai’s heat. There is more than lassi here. Reviews mention falooda, malai kulfi, ice cream, iced coffee and snacks, along with filling items such as aloo paratha and pav bhaji.
The falooda has a loyal value angle: one dated review reported AED 5 and recommended adding pista ice cream and roasted cashews. Another customer, however, found the falooda good but not especially memorable. Service is often described as friendly, and the cafe’s small setting has worked well for quick snack stops.
Still, quality and service are not perfectly consistent. A brownie was reportedly too hard, one customer alleged diluted lassi, and a delivery order waited over two hours for falooda. If ordering a milkshake, confirm the price first; one review reported an unexpected three-dirham surcharge.
Delivery availability should also be checked before relying on it.