Keto Variety
The menu covers familiar comfort food and Arabic dishes without tasting like typical diet food.
Mom it Keto Go By Safa’ Restaurant, Bakery and Groceries
Arjan
Mom It Keto Go by Safa’ is a keto-focused restaurant, bakery and grocery shop in Arjan, with low-carb versions of familiar dishes. Reviews highlight its Arabic-style kibbeh and cauliflower-rice meals, while the shop and delivery service make it useful beyond a single dine-in meal.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
144 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Arabic Favourites
Kibbeh, musakhan and other Arabic dishes are repeatedly praised for keeping their familiar character in keto form.
Generous Portions
Several reviews describe the portions as satisfying, including one customer who found them very good.
Keto Desserts
Desserts such as cookies, tiramisu, halawet al jeben and brownies are popular with customers.
Grocery Shop
The on-site shop carries a broad selection of keto, gluten-free and paleo products for taking home.
Delivery Quality
A Deliveroo customer reported fast preparation and food arriving true to the listing picture.
Dietary Flexibility
One reviewer was able to customise keto dishes as vegetarian, which is useful for mixed dietary needs.
Meal Plans
Weekly and monthly meal-plan subscriptions with delivery are available through customer care and the website.
Tips for a Better Visit
Compare Channels. Compare delivery-app pricing with dine-in: one reviewer found the app 40% cheaper and reported a mandatory service charge in the restaurant.
Ask Ingredients. If sweeteners matter to your diet, ask whether recipes use sugar alcohols or stevia before ordering.
Try Delivery. Delivery is worth considering if convenience matters; a customer reported fast preparation and food matching the online picture.
Request Customisation. Ask whether a dish can be made vegetarian: one reviewer successfully customised keto dishes this way.
Check Portions. Clarify portion size and add-ons before ordering; one diner found the soup tiny and was surprised by the bread serving.
Plan the visit
Practical details
next Dubai Miracle Garden, Vincitore Boulevard 6
Al Barsha South Third - Arjan, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | Closed |
| Wed | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
Common Concerns
High Prices
Multiple reviews describe the food as pricey, particularly when dining in rather than ordering through an app.
Extra Charges
Dine-in bills can include VAT and a mandatory 10% service charge that customers say may only appear on the bill.
Noisy Setting
One diner found the restaurant environment noisy and noticed an artificial smell.
Mixed Information
A visitor reported finding no staff at the outlet and receiving conflicting answers about vegan options.
Ingredient Detail
One delivery customer wanted clearer information about sweeteners such as sugar alcohols or stevia.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
37 Dirhams
soup
“He asked if i want bread with that and asked how much to which he said 37 Dirhams which i thought was the price of 32 for the soup plus 5 for the bread”Google review · December 2023
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The Bottom Line
Mom It Keto Go by Safa’ is a dedicated keto restaurant, bakery and grocery shop in Arjan. It is particularly useful when you want familiar food rather than a plate built around substitutions: reviews praise the kibbeh, chicken Musakhan, keto pasta fettuccine and cauliflower rice. Delivery through platforms such as Deliveroo and Talabat is also part of the picture, and one customer reported fast preparation with food matching the listing image.
The strongest theme is variety. Customers mention burgers, pizza, Arabic dishes and desserts, with the cinnamon roll, cookies, tiramisu and halawet al jeben getting especially warm comments. The shop adds keto, gluten-free and paleo products for home use, while weekly and monthly meal-plan subscriptions with delivery are available.
Vegetarian customisation has also been reported. There are a few practical cautions. Several diners consider it expensive, and dine-in bills have drawn complaints about VAT and a mandatory 10% service charge; app ordering may work out cheaper.
One visit was affected by a noisy environment and artificial smell, while another reviewer found the outlet unattended and received conflicting information about vegan options. If ingredient details matter, ask specifically about sweeteners such as sugar alcohols or stevia before ordering.