Makarem Restaurant

Makarem Restaurant

Al Barsha

Makarem Restaurant is a traditional Yemeni and Gulf-style restaurant in Al Barsha, known in reviews for mandi and haneeth. It suits diners looking for generous family meals, calm surroundings and an Arabic dining experience that can include floor seating in private or open rooms.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,093 ratings
5★
69%
4★
15%
3★
6%
2★
2%
1★
8%

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The Good Stuff

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Tender mandi

Mandi comes with very soft meat, authentic-flavoured rice and portions reviewers found worth the price.

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Haneeth choices

Haneeth shoulder and ribs are repeatedly praised for tender, well-cooked meat.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask for sides. Ask for the yogurt chutney and onions when ordering; one diner specifically requested both with the meal.

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Choose seating. For a more distinctive Arabic meal, ask about on-ground dining in either the open or closed rooms.

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Practical details

شارع حصة،
Al Barsha Third - Al Barsha, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tue11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wed11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thu11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Fri11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sat11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sun11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Plate concern

One diner reported receiving a veggie plate that appeared partly eaten before it reached the table.

Madfoon miss

A delivery customer found the chicken madfoon average or below expectations, despite noting good quality and quantity.

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The Bottom Line

Makarem Restaurant in Al Barsha is a Yemeni-focused place for mandi, haneeth, madfoon and other traditional Gulf dishes. Reviews point to the mandi’s soft meat and flavourful rice, while haneeth shoulder and ribs are praised for tenderness. It is a useful choice for a substantial family meal rather than a quick, light bite.

The setting gets as much attention as the food. Customers describe it as calm, clean and comfortable, with private partitions that suit families and floor dining available in open or closed rooms. Portions are described as generous, including a mandi serving considered enough for two people.

Vegetarians are not left with only side dishes: one diner enjoyed the lasa and Makarem vegetables. For extras, ask about yogurt chutney and onions when ordering. Soup and tea have also been served as complimentary additions in past visits.

Dessert availability may vary; one older review found cheese and cream kunafa unavailable but enjoyed a Lotus kunafa offered instead. There is one service-related caution: a diner reported that a veggie plate appeared partly eaten when brought to the table, so check the dish before starting.

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