Custom Meals
Choose your noodles, rice, vegetables, protein and cooking style, so dishes can be tailored to your preferences.
Jebel Ali Village
Thaifoon is a Thai street-food restaurant in Ibn Battuta Mall, Jebel Ali Village, where you can build a meal around your choice of noodles, rice, vegetables and protein. Reviews especially point to the Pad Thai, laksa and friendly guidance when navigating the broad menu.
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Choose your noodles, rice, vegetables, protein and cooking style, so dishes can be tailored to your preferences.
Fresh vegetables and cooked-to-order dishes are recurring strengths, with one reviewer noting large pieces of fresh seafood.
The laksa gets particularly vivid praise for its rich coconut-based soup, vegetables and generous serving.
Reviews say most dishes can be made vegan, and the kitchen prepared a gluten-free Pad Thai for one diner.
Staff are repeatedly described as friendly and willing to explain the menu or help guests choose dishes.
Portions can be substantial: one reviewer described a laksa serving as being literally like a bucket.
Customise Carefully. Ask about the available noodle, vegetable and protein choices; the Pad Thai can be customised to suit your preferences.
Check Spice. Confirm the chilli level when ordering: one diner requested one chilli but still received a very spicy Tom Yam.
Find Carrefour. In the mall, look in the Tunisia Court food court next to Carrefour rather than the food court near the metro and Home Box.
Avoid Peak Times. Tables can be difficult to find during iftar, so consider visiting outside that busy period if you want to sit down.
Ask For Help. If Thai dishes or the build-your-own format are unfamiliar, ask the counter team to explain the extensive menu.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
A customer found the AED 30 mango sticky rice portion extremely small and felt it was poor value.
One seafood sukiyaki order contained mostly glass noodles, with only three squid pieces, five shrimp and few vegetables for AED 60.
A Tom Yum ordered with one chilli was still served very spicy, so spice requests may need checking at the counter.
One vegetable green curry review reported slimy, undercooked okra and a dismissive response to the complaint.
Some diners found dishes tasty but noted missing Thai elements, including laksa leaf and herbs in Tom Yam.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
Mango sticky rice
“30 AED for a mango sticky rice”Google review · June 2026
Meal
“Spend 54 AED for the meal”Google review · December 2023
The Bottom Line
Thaifoon is a Thai street-food spot in the Ibn Battuta Mall food court, Jebel Ali Village, with a build-your-own approach that makes the menu more flexible than a standard quick meal. You can choose noodles or rice, vegetables, protein and a cooking style, then order dishes such as Pad Thai, laksa, Tom Yum or papaya salad. Reviews often describe the ingredients as fresh and the food as cooked to order.
” Pad Thai and Mango Sticky Rice are also repeat orders, and the kitchen has made a gluten-free Pad Thai and most dishes vegan for customers with dietary preferences. Staff are frequently credited with explaining the menu and helping people choose. There are a few reasons to order thoughtfully.
Portions and value seem uneven: a reviewer considered the AED 30 Mango Sticky Rice tiny, and a AED 60 seafood sukiyaki was criticised for being mostly glass noodles. Spice can also run hotter than requested. The branch is in Tunisia Court beside Carrefour; tables may be hard to find during iftar.