Noon & Kabab

Noon & Kabab

Al Quoz

Noon & Kabab is an Iranian food-court restaurant in Al Quoz, at Times Square Center. Reviews point to juicy flame-grilled kebabs, especially lamb, served with Persian-style rice; it suits a casual mall meal when you want a filling platter rather than a formal restaurant setting.

Reputation Score
3.4
★★★☆☆
177 ratings
5★
42%
4★
15%
3★
8%
2★
6%
1★
29%

Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Juicy Kebabs

Lamb kebab is repeatedly praised for being tender, smoky and cooked over real flame.

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Rice Pairings

Different rice varieties, including saffron-and-barberry mixed rice, are described as tasty complements to the kebabs.

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What to Eat at Noon & Kabab

These items at Noon & Kabab got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 2

  1. Mix kebab platter Net +3
    “i ordered mix kebab platter for 95 aed and portion is not for 2 person, hovewer food tastes good”
  2. Bread Net +2
    “The bread is the amazing, I opted for bread instead of rice and they obliged for free.. Kudos to the Filipino food servers and Parisian chef.”
Honorable mentions (13)
  1. Chicken Net +1
    “Tender chicken grilled well. The char on the edges added that smokiness while the inside stayed flavorful. The yogurt marinade infused with the meat with a strong flavour that lingered long after each bite.”
  2. Grill platter Net +1
    “We ordered 2 grill platter the joojeh kabab and spicy joojeh kabab. The portions and the flavour of the meat was very good and juicy and tender.”
  3. Joojeh kabab Net +1
    “We ordered 2 grill platter the joojeh kabab and spicy joojeh kabab. The portions and the flavour of the meat was very good and juicy and tender.”
  4. Joujeh wrap Net +1
    “I went for lunch for the 1st time here and ordered a Joujeh Wrap. Food was really good. Customer Service was poor. The order taking lady was clearly rude to myself and others as well which will prevent me from going there again.”
  5. Kebab with rice Net +1
    “The kebab with rice its soo tasty and affordable price”
  6. Lamb kebab Net +1
    “The lamb kebab was incredibly juicy and tender, cooked over real flame so you can taste that smoky, authentic flavor. Every bite melted in the mouth — perfectly seasoned, not too salty, just how a proper kebab should be.”
  7. Lari tikka Net +1
    “I think there is no match made for lari tikka 🥰. Staff service is great and food quality is awesome.”
  8. Mix kebab Net +1
    “I ordered mix kebab and it was tasty, fresh and the portion was big😊”
  9. Mixed grill plate Net +1
    “Nice Iranian food with enough varieties. The mixed grill plate is awesome but even though it is grilled it is still having loads of oil and fats. Rice is nice also. Waiting time is good. Part of the food court in mercato and seating space is available usually.”
  10. Mixed rice Net +1
    “The mixed rice was studded with saffron, barberries, it struck a well-balance blend of savor and gentle sweetness, and made even better by the refreshing tang of the yogurt-cucumber sauce.”
  11. Spicy joojeh kabab Net +1
    “We ordered 2 grill platter the joojeh kabab and spicy joojeh kabab. The portions and the flavour of the meat was very good and juicy and tender.”
  12. Tahchin Net +1
    “Khaled was amazing, good tahchin😍”
  13. Vine leaves Net +1
    “Ordered the mixed grill and some vine leaves. Vine leaves were nice. Kababs were ok - the lamb was a bit tough and overall flavour was fair.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Lamb shawarma combo Net −1
    “I asked for a lamb shawarma combo for 25 dirhams and it was disgusting. So sad. Never again.”
  2. Mixed grill Net −1
    “Ordered the mixed grill and some vine leaves. Vine leaves were nice. Kababs were ok - the lamb was a bit tough and overall flavour was fair.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check Prices. Read the menu carefully and confirm whether a combo or platter is being billed as a package before paying.

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Try Lamb. Lamb kebab is a safer first order than the soup, which one regular diner did not enjoy.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Times Square Center - 4B St
Al Qouz Ind.first - Al Quoz, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Tue11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Wed11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Thu11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Fri11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sat11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sun11:00 AM – 11:30 PM
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Common Concerns

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Staff Attitude

Multiple reviews report rude, dismissive or aggressive interactions at the cashier and branch.

Food Inconsistency

Quality varies: one delivery arrived cold with dry meat, while other diners found the food excellent.

Customer-reported prices

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

extra AED 20

all 6 kabab of meat

“I was charged extra AED 20 for opting all 6 kabab of meat instead of standard 3 chicken + 3 Meat offering”
Google review · May 2025
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LOCAL

The Bottom Line

Noon & Kabab is a casual Iranian restaurant in the Times Square Center food court in Al Quoz. The main draw is grilled meat: reviewers mention lamb kebab, lari tikka, joojeh, mixed grills and mix kebab platters, usually with Persian rice. Several diners describe the lamb as juicy, tender and smoky from real flame, while the mixed rice can include saffron and barberries.

Portions and value are uneven but often attractive. One customer said a lamb serving was enough for two, and another found the prices more affordable than similar Iranian restaurants in Dubai. Bread is served fresh and hot, and reviewers also mention tahchin, shawarma and a range of Persian dishes.

It is a food-court meal, not a quiet standalone dining room, though the Times Square branch has a relaxed vibe and plenty of seating at quieter times. Service is the bigger gamble. Alongside warm, efficient experiences, several customers report rude or dismissive cashier interactions, order mistakes and inconsistent staff behaviour.

One review also raised a serious food-handling concern after witnessing a staff member eat from the display by hand. Delivery quality has varied too, including a report of cold, dry meat. Check the menu and platter pricing carefully before paying, and consider starting with a kebab rather than the less-liked soup.

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