Global menu
The menu brings Asian, Mexican and Indian street-food flavours together, making it easy for groups with different tastes to order.
Jumeirah Village Circle
Soul St. is a global street-food restaurant in Jumeirah Village Circle, with a colourful, music-led setting for casual dinners, drinks and social evenings. Reviews specifically mention sharing dishes such as bao and joining brunch for buffet food beside the pool.
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The menu brings Asian, Mexican and Indian street-food flavours together, making it easy for groups with different tastes to order.
The brunch combines buffet food, music and pool access, turning a meal into a longer daytime outing.
Colourful graffiti and street-art details give the dining room a lively, photo-friendly character.
One diner says the team checked dietary restrictions with the kitchen and made sure the meal was safe.
Birthday dinners can include a cake, sparklers and a celebratory poster, according to one family visit.
The Wagyu striploin and tenderloin with truffled mash and fries were singled out as an especially strong dinner order.
Try brunch. Consider the Friday pool-party brunch if you want buffet-style food and drinks alongside the pool.
Check music. If conversation is important, ask about the music level or choose a quieter period rather than a busy brunch service.
Flag restrictions. Tell the team about dietary restrictions when ordering so the kitchen can double-check ingredients and preparation.
Share dishes. Order a mix of plates to share; one diner found this a good way to explore the global street-food menu.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Tue | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Wed | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Thu | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
| Fri | 12:30 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 12:30 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 12:30 PM – 2:00 AM |
One review found the sushi lacking in flavour and noted that the menu had limited variety.
Music can become loud enough to make conversation difficult during brunch.
Service may slow down on busy nights, and one brunch guest wanted drinks refilled more often.
A brunch guest found bar stools and tables less comfortable than regular chairs and tables.
The Bottom Line
Soul St. is a lively global street-food restaurant in Jumeirah Village Circle, aimed at dinners with friends, casual drinks and music-led evenings. The menu crosses several culinary regions rather than sticking to one cuisine.
Reviews highlight bao, tacos, sushi platters and Asian platters, while the colourful street-art interior gives the meal a distinctly social, photo-friendly backdrop. Brunch is a major draw. The Friday pool-party brunch has buffet-style food and drinks, and the pool makes it feel more like a daytime outing than a quick meal.
Saturday brunch is also mentioned, with music creating a strong atmosphere. For a quieter dinner, the venue has indoor and outdoor seating around the pool, plus cocktails and shisha. Families have also described birthday extras including cake, sparklers and a poster.
Food feedback is mostly enthusiastic, with Chicken Bao, Dum Nariyali Prawns, churros, gyozas and Wagyu steaks among the specific standouts. One review, however, found the sushi not tasty and the available varieties limited. Service is generally described as warm and attentive, including careful handling of dietary restrictions, but it can slow on busy nights.
Brunch seating may lean toward bar stools, and the music can become too loud for easy conversation, so factor that into your timing and occasion.