Açaí Quality
Customers consistently praise the açaí for its fresh flavour, smooth texture and lack of artificial-sweetener taste.
Dubai Marina
Projeto Açaí is a health-focused cafe in Dubai Marina, best known for fresh açaí bowls with generous toppings and Brazilian-inspired favourites such as tapioca pancakes. It also serves poke bowls, juices and breakfast dishes, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery mentioned by customers.
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Customers consistently praise the açaí for its fresh flavour, smooth texture and lack of artificial-sweetener taste.
Fruit, homemade nut butters and walnut granola are standout toppings, especially the strawberries and mango.
The poke bowls are praised for fresh ingredients and balanced sweet, sour, savoury and mildly spicy flavours.
Breakfast is a regular draw, with customers returning for bowls, toast and tapioca-based dishes.
Several reviews describe the service as friendly and quick, including during food and takeaway visits.
Staff are reported to take allergies and personal preferences seriously and help adjust orders.
Delivery reviews mention prompt arrival, generous toppings and careful packing that keeps orders in good condition.
One customer regularly uses the cafe for Saturday breakfast while bringing a laptop to plan and work.
Avoid Peak. For a smoother Saturday breakfast, consider visiting outside the busy Saturday-morning period.
Check Parking. If driving, look for the RTA parking beside the road rather than assuming a nearby space will be easy to find.
Customise Order. A returning customer orders Zuzu Curaçao with banana replaced by mango, a useful combination to ask about.
Choose Dine-In. If you are nearby, dine in when possible: one regular found it noticeably better than a delivery order.
Ask Adjustments. Mention allergies and preferences when ordering; reviews say the team tries to adapt food accordingly.
Set Expectations. Come primarily for açaí and drinks if authentic Brazilian flavours are your priority, as two savoury dishes disappointed one reviewer.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:30 AM – 1:00 AM |
The bowls are the cafe’s strongest recurring draw, with reviews highlighting smooth texture, fresh fruit and generous toppings.
This bowl combines açaí with peanut butter, walnut granola, banana and mango.
Tapioca pancakes are a repeat order for at least one regular and are described as healthy and delicious.
The Berry Bem Smoothie is specifically recommended alongside the tapioca pancakes.
Avocado toast is another breakfast item that customers have enjoyed with the açaí bowls and juices.
This bowl pairs açaí with vegan brownie chunks, berry compote, grated coconut and homemade walnut granola.
A review found the tapioca and brisket wrap unlike traditional Brazilian food, with tomato sauce that felt out of place.
One order contained yellow, insect-affected lettuce, dry unsalted chicken and an unattractive avocado.
Saturday mornings can be busy enough for service to slow down.
One customer found the matcha latte noticeably watery, despite enjoying the other food and drinks.
Parking can be awkward around the cafe, so finding an RTA space may take some searching.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Brownie Amor Bowl
“The acai bowls are full of flavour and clean ingredients including the Brownie Amor Bowl (AED 43) with combines acai with vegan brownie chunks, berry compote, grated coconut, and homemade walnut granola”Google review · March 2024
The Bottom Line
Projeto Açaí is a Dubai Marina cafe built around açaí bowls, but the menu goes beyond frozen fruit: customers also order poke bowls, tapioca pancakes, avocado toast, juices and breakfast dishes. The açaí is the clearest reason to visit. Reviews repeatedly mention a smooth texture, fresh fruit, generous toppings and homemade nut butters, with strawberries, mango, peanut butter and walnut granola getting particular attention.
The cafe suits a casual breakfast, light lunch or post-workout-style meal. One regular brings a laptop on Saturday mornings, while others return several times a week for bowls. Poke bowls have been praised for a balanced mix of sour, sweet, savoury and mild spice, and vegetarian options are available.
Delivery is described as prompt and carefully packed, though one regular preferred dine-in to delivery. There are a few things to keep in mind. Saturday mornings can slow down when the small cafe is busy, and parking is not especially easy; a reviewer suggests looking for RTA parking beside the road.
The matcha latte was called watery in one visit, and a separate review strongly criticised the lettuce, chicken and avocado in one order. If you want traditional Brazilian savoury food, keep expectations measured: the açaí and drinks appear to be the safer choices.