Projeto Acai - Motor City

Projeto Acai - Motor City

Motor City

Projeto Açaí is an açaí shop in Motor City serving fresh bowls, smoothies and Brazilian-inspired food. The Peanut Bomba bowl, homemade walnut granola and compact, relaxed setting are recurring reasons customers return, whether for a quick treat or takeaway.

Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
371 ratings
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11%

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The Good Stuff

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Fresh Bowls

Reviews consistently describe the açaí and fruit as fresh, with the Peanut Bomba bowl a standout order.

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No Added Sugar

One long-time customer says the açaí blends are organic, fresh and made without added sugar.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Takeaway First. Choose takeaway or delivery if seating matters: the Motor City shop has only a couple of tables.

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Try Peanut Bomba. For a proven customer favourite, order the Peanut Bomba açaí bowl, described as an especially strong combination.

Plan the visit

Practical details

First Avenue Mall, Ground floor
Al Hebiah First - Dubai Motor City, Dubai
Mon7:30 AM – 1:00 AM
Tue7:30 AM – 1:00 AM
Wed7:30 AM – 1:00 AM
Thu7:30 AM – 1:00 AM
Fri8:30 AM – 1:30 AM
Sat8:30 AM – 1:30 AM
Sun7:30 AM – 1:00 AM
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Popular Mentions

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Signature bowl “Zuzu”

The Zuzu is described as fresh, flavourful and beautifully prepared.

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avo toast with walnut and feta

A review praises the well-toasted bread, generous seasoned avocado and accompanying salad.

Common Concerns

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Limited Seating

The shop has only a few tables, so dine-in space is limited and takeaway or delivery may be easier.

Higher Pricing

Several reviews describe the açaí as a little pricey compared with other spots, though they felt the quality justified it.

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The Bottom Line

Projeto Açaí is a compact açaí shop in Motor City that works well for a healthy snack, a quick breakfast-style stop or takeaway. Customers return for fresh fruit and açaí bowls, especially the Peanut Bomba and the signature Zuzu, while smoothies and coffee give you alternatives when you want something lighter or less bowl-focused. There is more than açaí on the menu.

Reviews mention the Salmon Surfer, Olimpico Greek Salad, avo toast with walnut and feta, and homemade walnut granola. The food is often described as fresh and generously portioned, and the cozy Brazilian feel is helped by background music and a welcoming atmosphere. The main practical drawback is space: this is a tiny shop with only a few tables, and one reviewer called it mainly delivery-focused.

Takeaway may be the smoother choice if you are visiting with a group. Parking was described as easy by one customer. Pricing is a little higher than some other açaí spots, although a long-time customer felt the ingredients justified it and praised the loyalty points system.

There are a couple of cautions. One review reported badly clumped matcha, another found the tapioca crepes bland, and one açaí bowl arrived much thinner than usual. For a first visit, ask for help choosing a bowl and check the texture if it looks unusually runny.

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