New Green City Star Restaurant

New Green City Star Restaurant

Bur Dubai

New Green City Star Restaurant is a 24-hour Indian restaurant in Bur Dubai, with a strong Kerala and South Indian presence. Reviews point to it for dishes such as chicken biryani, grilled chicken and appam, plus casual tea-and-snack visits.

Reputation Score
3.8
★★★★☆
1,452 ratings
5★
43%
4★
26%
3★
15%
2★
4%
1★
13%

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The Good Stuff

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Kerala dishes

Reviews highlight Keralite favourites including fish Shappu curry, ghee rice with beef and appam.

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24-hour access

The restaurant is described as open around the clock, useful for late-night meals or early breakfasts.

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What to Eat at New Green City Star Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of New Green City Star 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 10

  1. Appams Net +1
    “Accompanying this splendid creation were eight divine Appams and four exquisite Neypathiris, each a testament to culinary excellence.”
  2. Chattambade Net +1
    “We tried samoosa and chattambade (local snack) along with tea, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. The snacks were well prepared and went perfectly with the tea.”
  3. Club sandwich Net +1
    “Club sandwich was also nice.”
  4. Fish Net +1
    “Suhail helped us a lot with the menu, we then decided on spicy (very spicy) chicken, fish and shrimp. Chicken was very tender, fish and shrimp were also cooked perfectly.”
  5. Ghee rice with beef combo Net +1
    “The ghee rice with beef combo was especially tasty and absolutely delicious.”
  6. Hamoor fish shappu curry Net +1
    “Mind blowing delicious spicy Kerala fish curry called "Shappu curry".. we had hamoor fish Shappu curry.. simply irresistible.. also excellent 5 star service by staff, thank you Afijith. Keep up the good work.”
  7. Indian combo Net +1
    “I tried Indian combo and pothi biryani both were fine.”
  8. Mulakittathu of hamoor fish Net +1
    “The spoils of our victory manifested in the form of a resplendent feast, featuring a delectable masterpiece known as the Mulakittathu of Hamoor fish, weighing a solid kilogram.”
  9. Neypathiris Net +1
    “Accompanying this splendid creation were eight divine Appams and four exquisite Neypathiris, each a testament to culinary excellence.”
  10. Pothi biryani Net +1
    “I tried Indian combo and pothi biryani both were fine.”
Honorable mentions (5)
  1. Samoosa Net +1
    “We tried samoosa and chattambade (local snack) along with tea, and everything tasted fresh and delicious. The snacks were well prepared and went perfectly with the tea.”
  2. Shappu curry Net +1
    “Mind blowing delicious spicy Kerala fish curry called "Shappu curry".. we had hamoor fish Shappu curry.. simply irresistible.. also excellent 5 star service by staff, thank you Afijith. Keep up the good work.”
  3. Shrimp Net +1
    “Suhail helped us a lot with the menu, we then decided on spicy (very spicy) chicken, fish and shrimp. Chicken was very tender, fish and shrimp were also cooked perfectly.”
  4. Spicy chicken Net +1
    “Suhail helped us a lot with the menu, we then decided on spicy (very spicy) chicken, fish and shrimp. Chicken was very tender, fish and shrimp were also cooked perfectly.”
  5. Chicken biryanis Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “Just love it. Traditional south Indian Taste. Every dish has something special in it. Love the chicken biriyani I had from here. But I feels like Quantity is less.”

Drinks 3

  1. Jaggery tea Net +1
    “The jaggery tea was my all time favorite.”
  2. Lemon mint juice Net +1
    “As the sun's rays scorched the land with their fiery touch, we sought solace in the cool respite of a Lemon Mint Juice. Its refreshing allure promised to lull us into a state of blissful slumber amidst the sweltering climate.”
  3. Masala tea Net +1
    “Masala tea is first class then comes the hospitality 🫶🏼 have washing place is fully automated.”
What to Avoid (8)

Food 6

  1. Chicken koththu parota Net −1
    “Please make sure how to make chicken koththu parota no taste, tomuch masala, before it was good”
  2. Chicken manchow soup Net −1
    “I had ordered Chicken Manchow Soup . But the soup was like 20% to sip and remaining 80% to eat. If I wanted to eat only I could have ordered something else.”
  3. Lollipop Net −1
    “Ordered Parotta and Lollipop today (19.7.2025) It’s been couple of months , the quality of food started decaying . The lollipop was just a piece of bone wrapped with dough . And parotta was rough as A4size paper. Will not order again!!”
  4. Parotta Net −1
    “Ordered Parotta and Lollipop today (19.7.2025) It’s been couple of months , the quality of food started decaying . The lollipop was just a piece of bone wrapped with dough . And parotta was rough as A4size paper. Will not order again!!”
  5. Chicken dum biryani Net −2
    “I ordered chicken dum biryani, but it didn’t resemble dum biryani at all. There was no proper dum flavor or masala; it felt like they were misleading customers with the name.”
  6. Paneer bhurji Net −2
    “Just picked up a Paneer Bhurji for AED 17.50. The portion size was tiny—definitely not worth the price. To make it worse, the taste was poor due to an overpowering amount of turmeric, making it impossible to eat. Very poor quality control for a takeaway order.”

Drinks 2

  1. Chai Net −1
    “The chai there is like sewerage water, i sipped few times and i left it as it is.”
  2. Fresh milk tea Net −1
    “Also AED 2 fresh milk tea is also give in small quantity.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Allow time. For delivery or busy dine-in periods, build in extra time; one review records a 40-minute wait just to be served.

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Check spice. Ask about spice levels before ordering: reviews describe some dishes as very spicy and one koththu parota as overloaded with masala.

Plan the visit

Practical details

2 15A St
Al Hamriya, Dubai
Mon12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tue12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wed12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thu12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Fri12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sat12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun12:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Food safety

One recent biryani order reportedly contained undercooked, bad-smelling chicken and left the customer feeling unwell.

Delivery delays

Several customers report waits of over an hour, with one order arriving more than two hours after it was placed.

Customer-reported prices

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

3 AED

separate salad

“When I asked if a separate salad was available at all, he finally mentioned it costs **3 AED**”
Google review · June 2026

7aed

lime soda

“For lime soda they are charging 7aed and asking this they came to beat me”
Google review · June 2026

18 AED

paneer bhurji

“Worst of all, we paid 18 AED for a literally half cup of bhurji”
Google review · March 2026
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The Bottom Line

New Green City Star Restaurant is a 24-hour Indian restaurant in Bur Dubai with a noticeable Kerala and South Indian focus. You can come for chicken biryani, grilled chicken, appam or a casual tea-and-snack meal; reviews also mention Kerala fish curry and ghee rice with beef. The around-the-clock opening is handy for late meals, while indoor and outdoor seating give it a straightforward, informal feel.

The strongest feedback is around familiar comfort food, friendly staff and budget-friendly combo meals. Samosa and chattambade were praised with tea, and some regulars describe the food as consistently fresh and filling. Prices can look reasonable, but portion value is uneven: paneer bhurji and egg kothu were both criticised for small servings, and takeaway charges have drawn complaints.

Service is the main gamble. Multiple delivery reviews report waits of more than an hour, with one order taking from 9 PM until 11:20 PM. Food quality also appears inconsistent, including complaints about overly spicy dishes, poor paneer bhurji and a recent undercooked chicken biryani order.

If you visit, confirm package inclusions, spice levels and delivery charges before paying. Kerala dishes appear to be the safer starting point than Chinese items.

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