Mansaf quality
Mansaf is the standout: reviewers describe tender meat, fresh jameed and excellent rice.
Qedreh w Mansaf Kitchen (No Dine-in)
Al Quoz
Qedreh w Mansaf Kitchen is a delivery-focused caterer in Al Quoz with no dine-in service, centred on Jordanian and Palestinian-style home cooking. Reviews repeatedly point to the mansaf and musakhan, with generous portions and quick, well-packed deliveries when things go smoothly.
Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
698 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Dish range
The musakhan, freekeh stuffed chicken and maklouba have all earned specific praise, not just general approval.
Fast delivery
Several orders arrived quickly, including one placed at 9:20 pm that reached the door by 9:50 pm.
Party portions
Large orders can work well for gatherings: one review says 2 kg of mansaf fed eight people with food left over.
Hot packaging
Orders are often reported to arrive hot, sealed or neatly packed; one mansaf came on a metal tray.
Special requests
A customer says the kitchen went above and beyond to fulfil a special request.
Homestyle flavour
Several customers compare the food to home cooking, including one who called the mansaf the closest to home-made.
Bread included
One repeat customer reported big portions with plenty of complimentary bread.
Tips for a Better Visit
Try mansaf. For a first order, mansaf is the clearest starting point: it is the dish most consistently praised for flavour and tenderness.
Plan groups. For a gathering, ask about a larger mansaf order; one 2 kg order was more than enough for eight people.
Check portions. Confirm the meat quantity before ordering a single mansaf plate, since one reviewer found the protein and bread unusually small.
Allow buffer. If timing matters, build in extra time: one Deliveroo customer reported a 15-minute delay and no live tracking.
Check delivery fees. Before checkout, check the delivery area and minimum order or delivery charge, which a reviewer found limiting.
Order ahead. For a large quantity, ordering a few hours in advance has previously produced clockwork delivery.
Plan the visit
Practical details
26th St
Al Qouz Ind.fourth - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Tue | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Wed | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Thu | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Fri | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Sat | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 11:45 PM |
Popular Mentions
Fetteh with meat
Fetteh with meat was described as a repeat customer’s favourite among a mixed order.
Chicken kabsa
Chicken kabsa is another recurring choice, with one reviewer praising its flavour without finding it heavy.
Common Concerns
Service complaints
Multiple reviewers describe rude or unprofessional responses when reporting problems or asking for help.
Delivery delays
Some orders have arrived late, with one customer unable to reach the restaurant after repeated calls.
Portion disputes
Portion value is inconsistent in the reviews; one customer paid 58 dirhams for a small mansaf with little meat.
Taste variation
A few reviews report dishes falling short, including overcooked rice, poor jameed and an unpleasant meat smell.
Extra charges
A review flags minimum-order delivery charges and limited delivery areas as drawbacks.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
58 dirhams
small plate of mansaf
“58 dirhams for a small plate of mansaf with a a very small piece of bread and tiny piece of meat”Google review · October 2025
60 dirhams
one meal of okra, meat, and rice
“60 dirhams for one meal of okra, meat, and rice only, without soup or salad”Google review · March 2025
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The Bottom Line
Qedreh w Mansaf Kitchen is a delivery-only kitchen in Al Quoz, so there is no dining room to settle into. It is mainly worth considering when you want Jordanian or Palestinian-style food brought home, with mansaf the strongest recurring recommendation. Musakhan, freekeh stuffed chicken and maklouba also received specific praise.
The best reports describe tender meat, fresh jameed, good rice and food arriving piping hot in neat packaging. Delivery can be impressively quick: one late-evening order placed at 9:20 pm arrived by 9:50 pm, while another arrived within 30 minutes. Larger orders may suit family meals or parties; a reviewer said 2 kg of mansaf was more than eight people could finish.
There is a real service caveat. Several customers describe rude or unprofessional handling of complaints, and delivery performance is not uniform: one order was 15 minutes late, with no live tracking and unanswered calls. Portion value is also disputed.
Some diners found portions generous, while another reported a 58-dirham mansaf plate with very little meat. Check quantities, delivery coverage and minimum charges before paying, especially for a first order.