Paris Way Restaurant

Paris Way Restaurant

Dubai Investment Park

Paris Way Restaurant is a multi-cuisine Indian restaurant in Dubai Investment Park, with Kerala-style meals, Pakistani gravies and other South Asian favourites. Reviews make it worth considering for affordable, filling food such as chicken fried rice, parota with curry and a well-liked idli, sambar and chutney breakfast.

Reputation Score
3.8
★★★★☆
743 ratings
5★
41%
4★
27%
3★
18%
2★
3%
1★
11%

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The Good Stuff

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Kerala Meals

Kerala-style set meals are singled out as a strong lunch choice, alongside a broad breakfast and snack selection.

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Filling Portions

Chicken fried rice is praised for its taste, generous quantity, neat packing and low price.

Let's go!

What to Eat at Paris Way Restaurant

These items at Paris Way Restaurant got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 1

  1. Chicken fried rice Net +2
    “Very tasty fried rice. I bought and had chicken fried rice yesterday and was soo happy coz of the taste, quantity and price. It is towards the cheaper side but is super tasty and filling.”
Honorable mentions (12)
  1. Aloo samosa Net +1
    “I like aloo samosa and fresh milk tea. I would love to order daily in the morning.”
  2. Chicken grill Net +1
    “Nice juicy chicken grill with hammus and kaboos.”
  3. Chicken kadai Net +1
    “Food was comparatively good, but poor hygienic, nobody is bothered about wearing mask or gloves. Bearers touching the dining table and shaking hands customers (seems regular customers). Had rotti and Chicken Kadai.”
  4. Hammus Net +1
    “Nice juicy chicken grill with hammus and kaboos.”
  5. Idli sambar chutney combo Net +1
    “Just had my breakfast from Paris Way. Oh my god, trust me. The idli, sambar, chutney combo was finger licking good!!!!!!”
  6. Kaboos Net +1
    “Nice juicy chicken grill with hammus and kaboos.”
  7. Kerala style set meals Net +1
    “Kerala style set meals are great at lunch time.”
  8. Mutton fried rice Net +1
    “I recommend their mutton fried rice if you are into Chinese food.”
  9. Pakistani roti Net +1
    “They also serve Pakistani roti with exceptional gravies of multiple variety during lunch time.”
  10. Parota Net +1
    “Just try their parota with any curry (Both veg and non-veg) it's worth.”
  11. Rotti Net +1
    “Food was comparatively good, but poor hygienic, nobody is bothered about wearing mask or gloves. Bearers touching the dining table and shaking hands customers (seems regular customers). Had rotti and Chicken Kadai.”
  12. Shawai(grill) chicken Net +1
    “Worst mandi i ever had but shawai(grill) chicken is good i had several times”

Drinks 2

  1. Fresh milk tea Net +1
    “I like aloo samosa and fresh milk tea. I would love to order daily in the morning.”
  2. Watermelon juice Net +1
    “Not to mention the refreshing watermelon juice that costs aed1.50 a glass.”
What to Avoid (8)

Food 8

  1. Beef Net −1
    “Then beef, by eating beef. I got vomit and diarrhea. The beef is too hard and not a fresh meats.”
  2. Calamari masala Net −1
    “I’ve tried their crab masala and calamari masala with porata and garlic naan quality is not like before but it’s average so must try all their items”
  3. Chicken sandwich Net −1
    “I ordered a chicken sandwich here, and it was a very bad experience. The chicken felt like old food and was not fresh at all. It had a weird smell/taste. I am very disappointed with the food quality. Please don't serve old food to customers.”
  4. Crab masala Net −1
    “I’ve tried their crab masala and calamari masala with porata and garlic naan quality is not like before but it’s average so must try all their items”
  5. Garlic naan Net −1
    “I’ve tried their crab masala and calamari masala with porata and garlic naan quality is not like before but it’s average so must try all their items”
  6. Mandi Net −1
    “Worst mandi i ever had but shawai(grill) chicken is good i had several times”
  7. Mutton Net −1
    “Worst experience and dangerous food. They are using very old meat for non veg varieties. The non veg items, especially mutton is one of the most award teste with bad smell.”
  8. Porata Net −1
    “I’ve tried their crab masala and calamari masala with porata and garlic naan quality is not like before but it’s average so must try all their items”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Avoid Lunch Rush. Try outside weekday lunch hours if you dislike queues; a review says the restaurant can make you wait for your turn then.

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Choose Dine-In. For time-sensitive meals, dine in or collect rather than relying on delivery, which several reviews describe as taking an hour or more.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Near Hadeqat Al Madina Supermarket
Dubai Investment Park First, Dubai
Mon6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tue6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wed6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thu6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Fri6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sat6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Sun6:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Delivery Delays

Multiple customers report delivery taking an hour or more, including an order delivered over an hour late despite being nearby.

Long Waits

Dine-in and takeaway service can be slow, with one diner waiting more than 50 minutes after ordering.

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The Bottom Line

Paris Way Restaurant is a casual multi-cuisine stop in Dubai Investment Park, with the strongest review support for affordable South Asian food. You can come for breakfast, Kerala-style lunch meals, Pakistani roti with gravies, or filling fried rice. The menu’s breadth is useful when a group wants different things, though the food quality is not described consistently across visits.

Breakfast gets particularly specific praise: one diner loved the idli, sambar and chutney combo, while another regularly orders aloo samosa with fresh milk tea. At lunch, Kerala set meals, parota with curry and chicken fried rice stand out. The fried rice has been praised for its generous quantity, neat packing and budget-friendly price, and a reviewer said the box was still half full after they were already satisfied.

Service is the main reason to plan carefully. Several delivery reviews describe waits of one to two hours, including delays for customers located very close by; dine-in orders have also taken more than 50 minutes. Weekday lunch can be crowded, so an off-peak visit is the safer bet.

There are also isolated but serious complaints about stale-tasting chicken, hygiene practices and food-related illness. If collecting takeaway, check the parcel before leaving.

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