Wide choice
Several cuisines share one food-court setup, so different diners can choose from Indian, Asian, burgers and more.
Al Garhoud
The Daily DXB is a food-court-style stop in Al Garhoud, with several cuisines gathered under one name. It is useful for a quick airport meal, whether you want chicken biryani, a made-to-order Poké bowl, or something from the wok.
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Several cuisines share one food-court setup, so different diners can choose from Indian, Asian, burgers and more.
Staff have guided overwhelmed travellers through the menu and made recommendations based on what they wanted to eat.
The Tom Yum was praised for a balanced sour, spicy and savoury broth, with fresh prawns and mushrooms.
The make-your-own Poké bowl was described as a good portion with great flavours, prepared quickly and efficiently.
One review found plenty of clean seating, making the food court practical during a layover.
Several travellers reported prompt, organised service, which matters when boarding time is approaching.
Ask guidance. If the menu feels overwhelming, ask staff for recommendations; one traveller was guided to fried rice with chicken skewers and an egg.
Try Tom Yum. For bold, zesty flavours, consider the Tom Yum; one review specifically praised its prawns, mushrooms, lime and balanced heat.
Visit midday. Around 12:30 for lunch, one visitor found the food court not very crowded, which may help if you are travelling on a schedule.
Check takeaway. If taking food to the gate, check its temperature before leaving; a bagel order was cold by the time the customer sat down nearby.
Check order. Before leaving the counter, confirm extras and ingredients: one order missed the nasi goreng egg and nearly all the beef in the chow fun.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
The chicken biryani was described as a welcome meal after a long flight, with friendly staff recommending it.
A reviewer liked the beef fried hor fun for its spring-onion aroma, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame and consistent beef strips.
These spicy chicken tenders were described as delicious during a layover, alongside the appeal of having many other choices.
The spicy chicken burger was praised for its sauces and pickles and described as a favourite by one customer.
Food quality varies by dish: one visitor found the pizza vinegary and the curry rice dry and unpleasant.
Multiple reviews consider the prices high for the quality, including a reported £32 meal that felt poor value.
A nasi goreng arrived without its egg, while the beef chow fun reportedly contained only one piece of beef.
Menu availability can be restrictive: a reviewer could not get chicken pizza or add chicken to a margherita.
Breakfast bagels were reportedly cold by the time the customer reached the nearby gate, with a dry, stale texture.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
make your own Poké bowl
“Got myself a ‘make your own’ Poké bowl for AED 59 - good portion, great flavours and lovely service”Google review · February 2024
Shrimp Pad Thai and Fanta
“We ordered Shrimp Pad Thai and Fanta which cost 73 AED”Google review · January 2024
The Bottom Line
The Daily DXB is a multi-cuisine food court in Al Garhoud and a practical airport stop when your group cannot agree on one type of food. Reviews mention chicken biryani, Tom Yum, beef chow fun, burgers, ramen and made-to-order Poké bowls. The choice is the main attraction, with several counters operating under the Daily DXB name.
Service is often a strong point. Travellers describe warm welcomes, quick order handling and staff who explain the menu when the options feel overwhelming. The Tom Yum received especially specific praise for its sour, spicy and savoury broth, fresh prawns and mushrooms.
A make-your-own Poké bowl was also reported as a good portion with great flavours, while the chicken biryani and chicken momo made a satisfying quick lunch for one layover. This is still airport dining, so prices can feel steep: examples include AED 59 for a Poké bowl, AED 57 for laksa and AED 73 for shrimp pad Thai with a drink. Quality is uneven, particularly with some pizzas, noodles and curry dishes.
Check your order before leaving, and inspect takeaway food promptly; one breakfast-bagel order was already cold at the gate. Around 12:30, one visitor found the seating area relatively quiet.