Noon & Kabab

Noon & Kabab

Jebel Ali Village

Noon & Kabab is a Persian restaurant in the Ibn Battuta Mall food court in Jebel Ali Village, focused on Iranian grilled dishes. Reviews highlight its mixed platters, family meals and kebabs, including spicy Jojjeh and kubideh, though food quality and service can vary from visit to visit.

Reputation Score
3.6
★★★★☆
107 ratings
5★
50%
4★
12%
3★
7%
2★
8%
1★
22%

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The Good Stuff

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Juicy Kebabs

Several diners describe the kebabs as juicy, well-marinated and freshly prepared.

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Family Platters

A family platter for two was reported as filling enough for three adults, with rice, bread, fries, hummus, salad and yoghurt.

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What to Eat at Noon & Kabab

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Noon & Kabab, 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. Chicken kababs Net +1
    “But I what liked the most are the chicken kababs in three kinds and all three were super delicious and surely want to eat them again.”
  2. Chicken kubideh Net +1
    “I would highly recommend! Can’t believe it tastes so good. Simple looking Kebab house but the food tastes better than some expensive Persian restaurants in Dubai. I had grilled lamb and chicken kubideh with rice.”
  3. Family platter Net +1
    “We ordered a family platter of two and it was served quickly and was good enough for 3 adults.”
  4. Ghorme sabzi Net +1
    “We had Ghorme Sabzi with two mixed rice, the portion was goos size even for two people was enough with reasonable price.”
  5. Grilled lamb Net +1
    “I would highly recommend! Can’t believe it tastes so good. Simple looking Kebab house but the food tastes better than some expensive Persian restaurants in Dubai. I had grilled lamb and chicken kubideh with rice.”
  6. Hummus Net +1
    “Accompanied with three kinds of rice, cucumber raita and delicious hummus.”
  7. Joja masti Net +1
    “The stuff are amazing clean and food is delicious am almost every day there ordering salmon and joja masti ( nisha) is amazing and welcoming 💖”
  8. Kubideh Net +1
    “Love their Kabab. Specially the kubideh... Great value for money if you order the platters and family meal. Best Ash Reshte I had it was awesome.”
  9. Lamb kababs Net +1
    “Though lamb kababs are not my favourites, these were nice and tasty.”
  10. Masto khiar Net +1
    “The rice was well cooked and the Masto Khiar was tasty.”
Honorable mentions (5)
  1. Mixed grill Net +1
    “Mixed grill best”
  2. Mixed platter Net +1
    “The first ever experience to eat Persian Kababs, recommended by a friend we tried the mixed platter with chicken and lamb kababs.”
  3. Mutton kebab Net +1
    “Food is great but overly priced. In general, price is too high, 48aed for the rice with 2 mutton kebab.”
  4. Spicy jojjeh Net +1
    “Their spicy Jojjeh is not to be missed. Highly recommended.”
  5. Ash reshteh Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “Love their Kabab. Specially the kubideh... Great value for money if you order the platters and family meal. Best Ash Reshte I had it was awesome.”
What to Avoid (6)

Food 6

  1. Chicken joojeh kabab Net −1
    “Very small portion on the Chicken Joojeh kabab, compared to what is on the picture in their menu. Very average taste.”
  2. Fries Net −1
    “The taste was very bad and cold the fries was like it was fried in used oil and there was only one tissue which was smudged like someone used it very very bad taste I’m very dissapointed”
  3. Half chicken Net −1
    “It’s not Iranian food taste at all, ordered half chicken taste very bad…. Not recommended”
  4. Koobideh Net −1
    “At firat i couldnt find where this noon&kabab located, then i realized it is in ground floor next to carrefour,i didnt like taste of koobideh . The taste wasn’t same we eat in iran,size of kabab smaller than other iranian restaurant.”
  5. Rice with kabab Net −1
    “Before yesterday we purchased our regular rice with kabab for takeaway. It’s horrible test of everything, meet, rice, yogurt sauce. So sad that we will not have same as before delicious persian food :(”
  6. Tahchin Net −1
    “The Tahchin, Iranian dish made of rice, though well presented, was stale and half cooked”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose Platters. For better value, consider a platter or family meal; one family platter was enough for three adults.

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Check Bread. Confirm whether bread is included before paying, as one customer reported an extra charge despite the menu wording.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Ibn Battuta Mall Food court
Jebel Ali Village, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tue11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wed11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thu11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Fri11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sat11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sun11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Uneven Service

Reviews include complaints about rude communication, slow resolution and dismissive responses to problems.

Food Safety

Customers reported a rubber band in ash reshteh and a bug in rice, with the latter described as an isolated past problem.

Customer-reported prices

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

AED 55

kebab, tikka, and chicken

“I ordered a dish priced at AED 55 expecting what was described on the menu: kebab, tikka, and chicken”
Google review · July 2025
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The Bottom Line

Noon & Kabab is a Persian food-court restaurant in Jebel Ali Village, inside Ibn Battuta Mall. You can order Iranian kebabs, rice dishes and family-style platters, with reviews specifically calling out spicy Jojjeh, kubideh, Ghorme Sabzi and mixed grills. The family platter for two was reportedly enough for three adults and came with breads, several kinds of rice, fries, hummus, salad and yoghurt.

The food has a distinctly mixed track record. Some customers describe juicy, perfectly marinated kebabs, generous portions and quick service; others received cold rice, stale or half-cooked tahchin, oily kebab or food they felt did not taste Iranian. Kubideh has also been criticised for being smaller and less authentic-tasting than expected.

That inconsistency matters more here because one diner paid AED 55 for a dish advertised with kebab, tikka and chicken but received only four small pieces of chicken. Pricing is another point to check. A customer considered AED 48 high for rice with two mutton kebabs, while others found platters good value.

Confirm bread charges before paying, and inspect takeaway orders for the promised protein. Seating is shared food-court style, so this suits a quick meal more than a private or leisurely dinner.

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