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No10 Shisha & Cigar Restaurant | Jumeirah, Dubai
Umm Suqeim
No10 Shisha & Cigar Restaurant is a multi-floor hookah bar and dining venue in Umm Suqeim, with a terrace, food and shisha for relaxed evenings. Reviews point to smooth, long-lasting shisha and flavorful dishes, while the several floors offer both quieter seating and lively match-watching.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
1,088 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Flexible seating
Three floors let you choose between a quieter corner and a more social table for watching football.
Terrace views
The outdoor terrace is highlighted for its Burj Al Arab backdrop, especially around sunset.
Food presentation
Reviewers regularly call out dishes that arrive beautifully presented as well as flavorful.
Match nights
Several screens and large TVs make the lounge a practical choice for watching major football matches.
Good ventilation
One reviewer specifically appreciated the ventilation, an important comfort detail in a smoking venue.
Conversation-friendly
Music is described as well judged and quiet enough for conversation rather than competing with it.
Tips for a Better Visit
Use iPads. If you dislike QR menus, ask for an iPad instead; the venue was reported to have them available.
Pace courses. If you prefer a slower dinner, tell the team when to bring the main course rather than accepting every dish at once.
Choose terrace. For the strongest view, request outdoor terrace seating overlooking the Burj Al Arab.
Share dishes. For a group meal, consider sharing: the restaurant itself suggests coming with friends and ordering that way.
Check matches. Football fans should check match schedules; several screens and large TVs were used for World Cup broadcasts.
Plan drinks. If alcohol is important to your evening, plan around the venue’s non-alcoholic drinks instead.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Jumeirah - Umm Suqeim 3 - Dubai
Jumeirah - Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai
| Mon | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Tue | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Wed | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Thu | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 5:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Wagyu Katsu Sando
A named dish praised as excellent during a menu tasting.
saffron tres leches
A rich dessert repeatedly singled out as a highlight or must-try.
cookie cake
A dessert combining cooked cookie with cookie dough, described as a personal favorite.
MO’s Toffee Pudding
A specifically named dessert that one family visit particularly enjoyed.
Sesame Russian coffee
A distinctive coffee described as rich and creamy with a nutty sesame note.
Peruvian Seafood Risotto
A tangy seafood risotto that one reviewer found delicious and hard to stop eating.
Common Concerns
QR menu
One diner disliked the QR-code menu, though iPads were available as an alternative.
Course timing
A review says starters and the first plate arrived together with later dishes, so pacing had to be requested.
Higher prices
One reviewer felt prices were a little high compared with other Jumeirah restaurants.
Service consistency
One otherwise positive visit noted that service still had some room for improvement.
No alcohol
Alcohol is not served inside, which may matter when choosing the venue for an evening out.
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The Bottom Line
No10 Shisha & Cigar Restaurant is a multi-floor hookah lounge and restaurant in Umm Suqeim, suited to an evening built around dinner, shisha and conversation. It also works well for groups who want to watch football, with several floors and screens creating a choice between a quieter table and a livelier match-night setting. Food is one of the stronger reasons to visit.
Reviews mention sushi, salads and Asian-inspired dishes, with the Wagyu Katsu Sando, striploin skewers and saffron tres leches receiving especially specific praise. The cookie cake and MO’s Toffee Pudding are also memorable dessert mentions, while mocktails are described as refreshing and creative. The setting ranges from cozy indoor seating to an open terrace with Burj Al Arab views.
Music is generally quiet enough for conversation, and one diner specifically valued the ventilation in the smoking environment. Billiards is another small bonus for groups settling in for a longer evening. There are a few practical caveats.
One reviewer found the QR menu irritating, though iPads were available, and another said dishes arrived all at once unless the team was asked to hold the main course. Prices were considered high compared with some Jumeirah alternatives, and alcohol is not served inside.
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