Miamix Restaurant Satwa (Sri lankan Restaurant)

Miamix Restaurant Satwa (Sri lankan Restaurant)

Bur Dubai

Miamix is a Sri Lankan restaurant in Bur Dubai with a menu that ranges from full meals to bakery snacks. Reviews especially point to its kottu, including the Dolphin Cheese Kottu, and its lamprais, while the separate family seating makes it workable for group dining.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
862 ratings
5★
68%
4★
14%
3★
6%
2★
2%
1★
9%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Kottu

The Dolphin Cheese Kottu is praised for its texture, seasoning and generous cheese; another regular calls Kothu Porotta superb.

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Lamprais

Chicken Lamp Rice is described as nearly two portions for one price, with availability noted from Friday to Sunday evenings.

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What to Eat at Miamix Restaurant Satwa (Sri lankan Restaurant)

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Miamix Restaurant Satwa (Sri lankan Restaurant), ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 3

  1. Crab devil Net +2
    “"Authentic Sri Lankan cuisine with bold, spicy flavors. The Crab Devil is a standout-rich, fiery, and incredibly delicious!”
  2. Nasi goreng Net +2
    “We also tried kothu and nasi goreng which were tasty.”
  3. Samosas Net +2
    “Food really good especially Samosa and Authentic Sri Lankan tastes for a good price but customer service is not enough.”
Honorable mentions (25)
  1. Babath Net +1
    “The Babath was absolutely outstanding—rich, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. It was definitely one of the highlights of our visit.”
  2. Beef kidu Net +1
    “It was my first time ever in a Sri Lankan Restaurant , food was tasty . It tasted like Indians . We tried beef kidu . They give unlimited rice and also the staff was very friendly”
  3. Biryani Net +1
    “MIAMIX Sri Lankan Food Restaurant delivers an exceptional dining experience with its authentic and flavorful cuisine. During our visit, we enjoyed the chopsuey rice, biryani, nasi goreng, and samosas—all of which were incredibly delicious. Each dish was prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional spices, capturing the true essence of Sri Lankan flavors.”
  4. Chess kottu Net +1
    “Good service especially Mr Prakash, Must try chess kottu and crab 🦀”
  5. Chicken buns Net +1
    “Vegetable roti, chicken buns were good to start with, string hopper set menu was so nice.”
  6. Chicken curry Net +1
    “Located in Satwa, Dubai, this Sri Lankan restaurant is a favorite among expats. With great service, tasty food, and affordable prices, it's perfect for creating memories with friends and family. I love their Roast Paan with Pol Sambol and chicken curry—a true taste of paradise. Highly recommended for a homely Sri Lankan dining experience in Dubai.”
  7. Chicken lamp rice Net +1
    “If you are new to Sri Lankan cuisine, start with the Chicken Lamp Rice from Mia Mix. One of the best in Dubai👌 👍 😍 but Lamp Rice will be available only on Friday to Sunday evenings.”
  8. Chopsuey rice Net +1
    “MIAMIX Sri Lankan Food Restaurant delivers an exceptional dining experience with its authentic and flavorful cuisine. During our visit, we enjoyed the chopsuey rice, biryani, nasi goreng, and samosas—all of which were incredibly delicious. Each dish was prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional spices, capturing the true essence of Sri Lankan flavors.”
  9. Coconut sambol Net +1
    “The egg hoppers and Coconut sambol was my favourite.”
  10. Dolphin cheese kottu Net +1
    “The Dolphin Cheese Kottu was top-notch. The texture, seasoning, and cheesy goodness came together perfectly, making it one of the best kottu dishes I've had.”
  11. Egg hoppers Net +1
    “The egg hoppers and Coconut sambol was my favourite.”
  12. Egg rolls Net +1
    “The Egg Rolls and Fish Rolls were delicious, crispy, and packed with flavor. A great way to start the meal.”
  13. Fish rolls Net +1
    “The Egg Rolls and Fish Rolls were delicious, crispy, and packed with flavor. A great way to start the meal.”
  14. Ghee rice Net +1
    “Thursday, Fridays and Saturday’s they have special lunch, such as Kidu rice, Lumprice and Ghee rice.. I personally like the Ghee Rice served on Saturdays.”
  15. Kothu Net +1
    “We also tried kothu and nasi goreng which were tasty.”
  16. Kothu porotta Net +1
    “I have visited twice. My favourite food from Miamix is Kothu Porotta.. it's really superb food.”
  17. Lump rice Net +1
    “Lovely Sri Lankan food in Satwa area. Had tried multiple times and Lump Rice was my favorite dish ❤”
  18. Mixed fried rice Net +1
    “😍 I ordered the **Kottu** and **Mixed Fried Rice**, and both were incredibly delicious, fresh, and full of flavor.”
  19. Pol roti Net +1
    “I had an amazing experience at Miamix! The Devilled Crab was incredible—perfectly spicy and authentic—and the Pol Roti was fresh and delicious.”
  20. Roast paan with pol sambol Net +1
    “Located in Satwa, Dubai, this Sri Lankan restaurant is a favorite among expats. With great service, tasty food, and affordable prices, it's perfect for creating memories with friends and family. I love their Roast Paan with Pol Sambol and chicken curry—a true taste of paradise. Highly recommended for a homely Sri Lankan dining experience in Dubai.”
  21. Set hoppers meals with chicken Net +1
    “We ordered the set hoppers meals with chicken and beef and also dhal and sambol. We enjoyed the food, it as reminiscent of Sri Lanka for sure. The egg hoppers and Coconut sambol was my favourite.”
  22. String hopper chicken biriyani Net +1
    “Ordered string hopper chicken biriyani and the taste was awesome..”
  23. String hopper set menu Net +1
    “Vegetable roti, chicken buns were good to start with, string hopper set menu was so nice.”
  24. Vegetable roti Net +1
    “Vegetable roti, chicken buns were good to start with, string hopper set menu was so nice.”
  25. Lamprais Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “Since I couldn't satisfy my craving I came to Miamix today and had a lamprais for just 20 AED and let me tell you! It was DELICIOUS. I'm writing this while I'm still waiting for my bill.”

Drinks 3

  1. Anchor tea Net +1
    “final touch of Anchor tea was also great......”
  2. Ginger beer soda Net +1
    “Oh the ginger beer soda was also good!”
  3. Special tea Net +1
    “One of the finest snacks spot in dubai. If you have any long day, just go here and order the special tea and any non veg bun or pastries. Very cheap and tasty. Services is also very good”
What to Avoid (11)

Food 11

  1. Brinjol moju Net −1
    “All the food mixed with same one onion tempered for chicken devel/potato tempered and brinjol moju.”
  2. Cassava fry Net −1
    “The price does not match the quality of food or service. The mutton soup and cassava fry costing AED 25 is unreasonable considering the portion and quality.”
  3. Cheese kottu mix Net −1
    “I visited this place and ordered Cheese Kottu Mix, and it was absolutely awful. Before ordering, I clearly asked what meat items were included, and I was fine with everything except kottu and cheese. What I received was NOT kottu at all. The dish was completely blended like a paste, no proper texture, no visible cheese, and zero resemblance to real Sri Lankan kottu.”
  4. Chicken devel Net −1
    “All the food mixed with same one onion tempered for chicken devel/potato tempered and brinjol moju.”
  5. Chicken idiyappa kottu Net −1
    “I pickup Chicken Idiyappa Kottu from your Satwa branch and it was honestly the worst dinner I’ve ever had. The idiyappa looked like wheat, totally dry and tasteless — I couldn’t even take a single proper bite.”
  6. Chicken kottu Net −1
    “But the worst happened is today I have ordered again a chicken kottu with pol roti.Then Again Kottu is fully spoiled I can’t eat it.”
  7. Fried chicken Net −1
    “The worst place ever for ordering food. First ordered for a fried whole fish and fried chicken and it tastes like rubber With no flavor with old texture. Was really hard to chew on.”
  8. Fried whole fish Net −1
    “The worst place ever for ordering food. First ordered for a fried whole fish and fried chicken and it tastes like rubber With no flavor with old texture. Was really hard to chew on.”
  9. Kottu roti Net −1
    “For example, one kottu roti with a good amount of chicken in Satwa costs around AED 12 in Indian restaurants, but here it is AED 16. During Ramadan, kanji is sold for AED 10, whereas some other restaurants provide it free along with meals.”
  10. Mutton soup Net −1
    “The price does not match the quality of food or service. The mutton soup and cassava fry costing AED 25 is unreasonable considering the portion and quality.”
  11. Potato tempered Net −1
    “All the food mixed with same one onion tempered for chicken devel/potato tempered and brinjol moju.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Weekend Lamprais. Ask for Chicken Lamp Rice on Friday, Saturday or Sunday evening; a reviewer says it is available then and nearly serves two portions.

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Compare Prices. For delivery, compare the app total with dine-in pricing: one review says Noon or Smiles costs noticeably more.

Plan the visit

Practical details

30 Al Diyafah Street
Al Bada', Dubai
Mon8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Tue8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Wed8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Thu8:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Fri8:00 AM – 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM – 1:00 AM
Sat8:00 AM – 1:15 AM
Sun8:00 AM – 1:15 AM
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Common Concerns

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Quality Swings

Reviews include repeated complaints of spoiled or rubbery food, including lamprais, chicken kottu and fried whole fish.

Service Issues

Some diners report unprofessional waiters, unhelpful online-order support and a difficult delivery handover.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

20 AED

lamprais

“Since I couldn't satisfy my craving I came to Miamix today and had a lamprais for just 20 AED and let me tell you!”
Google review · December 2024

22aed

full meal

“spent about 22aed on a full meal”
Google review · November 2024

AED 16

kottu roti

“For example, one kottu roti with a good amount of chicken in Satwa costs around AED 12 in Indian restaurants, but here it is AED 16”
Google review · February 2026

AED 10

kanji

“During Ramadan, kanji is sold for AED 10, whereas some other restaurants provide it free along with meals”
Google review · February 2026

AED 25

mutton soup and cassava fry

“The mutton soup and cassava fry costing AED 25 is unreasonable considering the portion and quality”
Google review · February 2026
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The Bottom Line

Miamix is a Sri Lankan restaurant in Bur Dubai that suits diners looking for familiar island-style staples rather than a short, narrowly focused menu. Reviews repeatedly mention kottu, lamprais, curries and bakery snacks. The strongest dish-specific praise goes to the Dolphin Cheese Kottu, Devilled Crab, egg hoppers and coconut sambol.

The bakery makes the restaurant useful beyond a full meal: customers mention pastries, buns, rolls and short eats, while one reviewer recommends special tea with a non-veg bun or pastry. Chicken Lamp Rice is another practical find, but a review says it is available only on Friday to Sunday evenings. Separate family seating is mentioned, and paid parking is reported as available.

Service feedback is mixed. Several diners describe friendly, attentive staff, while others report poor online support, an unprofessional delivery handover or inattentive service. Food quality is similarly inconsistent: alongside fresh, hot deliveries are complaints about spoiled lamprais and kottu, rubbery fried items and small beef portions.

Check your order promptly, especially when using delivery. Prices can look reasonable when dining in, with one full meal reported at about AED 22, but app orders are said to cost more. If value matters, compare the delivery total with the restaurant price before ordering.

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