Budget meals
Reviews repeatedly describe the Pakistani food as cheap, affordable and generous in quantity, including a positive mention from a budget-conscious diner.
Al Satwa
Sialkoti Dhaba Cafeteria is a budget Pakistani restaurant in Al Satwa, serving everyday Pakistani food. Reviews point to filling, affordable dishes such as daal, paratta, alu keema and samosa chaat, making it a practical stop for a low-cost meal.
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Reviews repeatedly describe the Pakistani food as cheap, affordable and generous in quantity, including a positive mention from a budget-conscious diner.
Customers specifically praise the alu keema and daal chaval, while others mention tasty routine Pakistani dishes.
One customer tried the samosa chaat, called it delicious and said they would return.
A reviewer says takeaway orders were prepared immediately after calling, useful when you are picking up rather than dining in.
One recent review specifically calls it a good food stop for riders.
Some customers report friendly, cooperative or polite staff, although service feedback is not consistent.
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“The alu keema is fabulous and daal chaval also”
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“The alu keema is fabulous and daal chaval also”February 2026
“The alu keema is fabulous and daal chaval also”
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“The alu keema is fabulous and daal chaval also”February 2026
“Fantastic paratta and daal amazing very much affordable price”
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“Fantastic paratta and daal amazing very much affordable price”February 2026
“I tried samosa chaat it was deliscious, will definetly come back but its hard to find parking here.”
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“I tried samosa chaat it was deliscious, will definetly come back but its hard to find parking here.”July 2024
“This cafeteria staff is not good and also here sell allu prota patato the rate is 4 AED it's costly but cheap quality. Also they did not put patota in allu prota not good person and not good food .”
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“This cafeteria staff is not good and also here sell allu prota patato the rate is 4 AED it's costly but cheap quality. Also they did not put patota in allu prota not good person and not good food .”March 2026
Allow time. Avoid tight schedules or visit off-peak: one review says an order took an hour and others also report slow service.
Call takeaway. For pickup, call ahead; one customer says their takeaway was prepared immediately after calling.
Check filling. If ordering alu prota, confirm the potato filling and price first because one customer received little or none.
Plan parking. Allow extra time to park in Al Satwa, as a reviewer found parking difficult near the cafeteria.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sat | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
| Sun | 5:00 AM – 2:00 AM |
Service speed is a recurring concern; one customer says a single order took an hour.
Several reviews criticise staff courtesy and behaviour, so service may feel uneven from one visit to the next.
Some customers describe the food or restaurant as dirty, which is an important caution despite one older positive cleanliness comment.
A customer found the 4 AED alu prota costly for its quality and said it was missing potato filling.
Parking can be hard to find around the cafeteria, according to one visitor.
The Bottom Line
Sialkoti Dhaba Cafeteria is a low-cost Pakistani restaurant in Al Satwa, aimed at straightforward everyday meals rather than a polished dining experience. Reviews mention alu keema, daal chaval, paratta and samosa chaat, with the samosa chaat described as delicious and the alu keema called fabulous. Several customers also like the quantity and quality available at budget prices.
It can suit riders, bachelors and anyone watching their spending. A takeaway reviewer says a phone order was prepared immediately, so calling ahead may be more reliable than waiting in person. The price-focused reviews are a clear part of the appeal, though one customer specifically complained that the alu prota cost 4 AED for poor quality and lacked potato filling.
Service is the main uncertainty. Some customers describe the staff as polite, friendly and cooperative, but others report poor behaviour, weak management and very slow orders; one said a single order took an hour. Cleanliness feedback is also mixed, with complaints about dirty food and the restaurant.
Parking may be difficult, so plan extra time if driving. In short, this is worth considering for inexpensive Pakistani comfort food, provided you are prepared for inconsistent service and check your order before leaving.