Food range
The menu spans Arabic-inspired breakfast dishes and Asian options, giving groups plenty of choice without leaving the same table.
Business Bay
Made Cafe & Eatery is a relaxed cafe in Business Bay serving coffee, breakfast and comfort food, with Asian and international dishes on the menu. Reviews make a strong case for the ramen, pistachio latte and scenic evening setting overlooking the bridge and rainbow waterfall.
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The menu spans Arabic-inspired breakfast dishes and Asian options, giving groups plenty of choice without leaving the same table.
Breakfast portions are described as generous and well-presented, with standouts including fava-bean open bread, falafel and Spanish omelette.
Coffee is a consistent strength, from cappuccino and flat white to the pistachio latte and decaffeinated V60.
The goat cheese and falafel salads are repeatedly described as fresh, vibrant and filling, making the menu useful for vegetarians.
The bridge and rainbow waterfall view becomes especially memorable at night, adding a scenic backdrop to dinner or a casual coffee.
Dogs are welcome on the outdoor terrace, and one reviewer said their dog was given fresh cold water.
The cafe has been described as quiet and comfortable for solo work, private meetings and small team discussions.
Ask valet. If you drive, ask about valet: one review says the ticket was stamped after paying the bill, with no valet cost.
Check discounts. La Perle visitors should show their tickets and ask about the reported discount before paying.
Mention dietary needs. Tell the team about dietary requirements when ordering; a reviewer said they were accommodated and personally checked.
Allow time. If you have a tight schedule, allow extra time or visit outside busy periods because service has sometimes been slow.
Choose indoors. For a daytime visit, consider indoor seating if you need shade, as one review found none outside.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
The ramen is described as rich, comforting and full of flavour, making it one of the more distinctive dinner choices.
The syrniki are served soft and warm with three sauces and fresh berries, according to one breakfast review.
This dessert is described as rich, creamy and indulgent, making it a useful pick for a post-meal treat.
The Margherita pizza is described as light and crispy with fresh flavours.
Service is not always consistent; one reviewer found it slow and inefficient, despite rating the food and setting positively.
A reviewer reported poor-quality ribeye that tasted bad and left them feeling unwell afterward.
The toilet has been flagged for needing cleaning and for lacking towels; another review also called the bathroom small.
The outdoor area may be uncomfortable in strong sun because a reviewer noted there were no shades.
One regular visitor felt the prices were high, so the cafe may not suit every budget.
The Bottom Line
Made Cafe & Eatery is a flexible Business Bay stop for breakfast, coffee, lunch or dinner. The menu moves from Arabic-inspired dishes such as fava-bean open bread and falafel to Asian favourites including ramen, while pizza, flatbread and salads give groups plenty of alternatives. Coffee is another draw, with reviews calling out the cappuccino, pistachio latte and decaffeinated V60.
The setting is a big part of the appeal. Indoors, reviewers describe a stylish, cosy atmosphere that can work for breakfast, dinner or a business meeting. The view over the bridge and rainbow waterfall is especially striking at night.
The outdoor terrace is dog friendly, and one reviewer said their dog was given fresh cold water. There are a few practical caveats. Service reviews are mixed: some diners found it attentive and well coordinated, while others reported slow or inefficient service and one recent complaint described a poor attitude.
The bathroom has been flagged for cleaning, towels and limited space, and the outdoor area may lack shade. Drivers should ask about valet, as a review reported the ticket was stamped after bill payment with no valet charge. La Perle visitors can also ask about the reported ticket-based discount.