Restaurants seleraku dubai

Restaurants seleraku dubai

Al Hudaiba

Seleraku Restaurant is an Indonesian restaurant in Al Hudaiba serving familiar, home-style dishes such as Nasi Bakar and Bakso Soup. Reviews make it appealing for diners chasing authentic Indonesian flavours, with friendly service and a relaxed setting, though portion sizes, waiting times and pricing can vary.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
353 ratings
5★
59%
4★
22%
3★
10%
2★
4%
1★
5%

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The Good Stuff

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Authentic cooking

Customers describe the Indonesian food as authentic and home-style, with Indonesian staff and cooks behind the dishes.

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Nasi Bakar

Nasi Bakar is repeatedly highlighted, including a version of rice grilled inside a banana leaf.

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What to Eat at Restaurants seleraku dubai

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Restaurants seleraku dubai, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 3

  1. Nasi bakar Net +4
    “Nasi Bakar will became my favorite dish in this resto ikan bila buka is refreshing mind and leaking finger food”
  2. Ikan bakar (grilled fish) Net +2
    “Came for dinner and ordered their green sambal chicken, ikan bakar (grilled fish) with red sambal and bakso (beef ball soup). All 3 dishes were quite good with the highlight being the fish and sambal.”
  3. Nasi padang Net +2
    “Every time I’ve been here I’ve been charged much more than what I see and add up on the menu. 2 nasi padang for 130AED is surprisingly expensive especially with that small of a portion!”
Honorable mentions (14)
  1. Bakso (beef ball soup) Net +1
    “The menu offers a wide variety of traditional dishes like Ayam Penyet, Bakso Soup, and Nasi Padang that taste just like homemade food. Portions are generous, prices are reasonable, and the quality is consistent.”
  2. Ayam penyet sambal Net +1
    “Like the foods especially super hot ayam penyet sambal.”
  3. Batagor Net +1
    “I remember having had Batagor. The food at Seleraku is very delicious.”
  4. Gado-gado Net +1
    “Authentic taste! Ordered gado-gado, soto mie bogor and ikan bakar with nasi bakar. Will come back for sure.”
  5. Green sambal chicken Net +1
    “Came for dinner and ordered their green sambal chicken, ikan bakar (grilled fish) with red sambal and bakso (beef ball soup). All 3 dishes were quite good with the highlight being the fish and sambal.”
  6. Grilled chicken Net +1
    “I can recommend the grilled chicken which comes with rice. Don't forget to mention how spicy you like it.”
  7. Grilled oxtail Net +1
    “Delicious Indonesian dish! Their Grilled Oxtail is the best in town. Bring cash though.”
  8. Kerupuk Net +1
    “They churn out kerupuk by the bucket here so get some while you can.”
  9. Nasi goreng Net +1
    “Food is delicious..they have outdoor seating as well. portion should be a little bit more for nasi goreng.. I was not full las time I eat there hehehe... There's also Indonesian grocery shop next to it... Price is reasonable, on average around 35 AED for every meals.”
  10. Nasi goreng bakar Net +1
    “Love the food.. very authentic ... i love the nasi goreng bakar...”
  11. Nasi goreng kambing Net +1
    “I ordered nasi goreng kambing or goat fried rice The fried rice was good but the goat meat is a bit hard to Chew it's like chewing a rubber so I just swallow the whole thing instead of chewing the meat”
  12. Nasi goreng seafood Net +1
    “Enjoy the taste and you have to try Nasi Goreng Seafood.. It's JUARA”
  13. Soto mie bogor Net +1
    “Authentic taste! Ordered gado-gado, soto mie bogor and ikan bakar with nasi bakar. Will come back for sure.”
  14. Ayam penyet Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “The menu offers a wide variety of traditional dishes like Ayam Penyet, Bakso Soup, and Nasi Padang that taste just like homemade food. Portions are generous, prices are reasonable, and the quality is consistent.”
What to Avoid (3)

Food 3

  1. Beef fried Net −1
    “Food was good. But size chicken small and the beef fried to little more bone than meet and the price to high...not equal with the portion.”
  2. Fried banana sweet Net −1
    “Delicious authentic food and staff are very nice. We tried many dishes and all were good. Only the fried banana sweet was not good and hard.”
  3. Soup buntut Net −1
    “the place and staff are good, and very easy to find. however, the meal is not as great as was told by my friends. maybe i need to pay another visit for other meal. I tried soup buntut but that was not good for me.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Ask spice. Ask for medium or no spice if you are not used to heat; several dishes can be very spicy.

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Allow time. Avoid a rushed lunch if possible: one visit took more than 45 minutes to serve even with few tables occupied.

Plan the visit

Practical details

7th St 2 Al Tayer Building
Al Hudaiba, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Tue11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Wed11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Thu11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Fri11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Sat11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Sun11:00 AM – 10:30 PM
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Common Concerns

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Price concerns

Some diners found prices high for the portions, including a complaint that two Nasi Padang dishes cost 130 AED.

Uneven waits

Service can be slow: one customer waited more than 45 minutes despite only two tables being occupied.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

130AED

2 nasi padang

“2 nasi padang for 130AED is surprisingly expensive especially with that small of a portion!”
Google review · March 2021

35 AED

every meals

“Price is reasonable, on average around 35 AED for every meals”
Google review · July 2022
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The Bottom Line

Seleraku is a small Indonesian restaurant in Al Hudaiba for diners looking beyond standard Southeast Asian fare. The menu includes Ayam Penyet, Bakso Soup, Nasi Padang and grilled dishes, while Nasi Bakar—rice grilled inside a banana leaf—comes up repeatedly as a standout. One customer also called the Nasi Goreng Seafood “JUARA,” and the grilled fish with sambal received particular praise.

The setting is casual rather than polished: reviews describe it as warm, cosy and home-like, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly service is a consistent theme, and one late-night visit shortly before closing was still served with smiles. An Indonesian grocery shop next door is handy if you want to browse imported products after eating.

Paid roadside parking is available in front. There are some practical cautions. Spice levels can be intense, so ask for medium or no spice if needed.

Waiting times are not always quick; one lunch took over 45 minutes. Portion sizes, especially chicken and Nasi Goreng, have disappointed some diners, and several reviews question value or report menu-to-cashier price differences. Cleanliness and freshness have also been praised by some customers but criticised by others, so checking your order and bill is sensible.

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