Rabo Restaurant

Rabo Restaurant

Al Mamzar

Rabo Restaurant is a Persian restaurant in Al Mamzar, located inside Century Mall’s food court. Reviews point to Iranian favourites such as succulent kebabs with saffron rice, plus breakfast dishes including Halim and Ash-e sabzi, served with warm bread and often complimentary starters or sweets.

Reputation Score
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357 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Succulent kebabs

Persian kebabs, koobideh, chicken and mixed grills are repeatedly described as juicy, tender and freshly made.

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Iranian classics

The menu includes well-received dishes such as Ghalyeh maahi, Lubia Polo, Kalla Pocha, Kale Pache and Sabzi Ash.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Try breakfast. For breakfast, consider Halim or Ash-e sabzi; one review says both came with freshly baked warm bread.

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Ask about extras. Ask what is complimentary: reviews mention free dal adas, halva, soup, tea and homemade sweets.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Century Mall - Al Wuheida St
Al Mamzar - Deira, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Slow service

One first-time diner found the service somewhat slow, despite strongly recommending the food.

Food-court setting

The mall food-court location may feel less atmospheric than a standalone Persian restaurant.

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The Bottom Line

Rabo Restaurant is a Persian restaurant in Al Mamzar, inside Century Mall’s food court, with a menu that gives you plenty of recognisable Iranian choices. Kebabs are the main draw: reviewers mention koobideh, grilled chicken, mixed grill and chelo kebab, often describing the meat as juicy, tender or freshly made. Saffron rice and the crisp burnt rice are also worth noticing.

There is more than grill food here. Breakfast diners enjoyed Halim and Ash-e sabzi with freshly baked warm bread, while other reviews mention Ghalyeh maahi, Lubia Polo, Kalla Pocha and Kale Pache. Portions are often called generous, and complimentary extras can include dal adas, halva, soup, tea, a welcome drink and homemade sweets—ask what applies during your visit.

The setting is clean, organised and decorated with a Persian feel, though it remains a mall food-court restaurant rather than a quiet standalone dining room. Service is usually described as warm and attentive, but one diner found it slow. A more serious review raised concerns about one lamb barg meal and a separate accessibility-related interaction with a waitress, so guests with mobility needs may want to confirm seating and charging arrangements in advance.

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