The Pulse

The Pulse

Oud Metha

The Pulse is a night club in Oud Metha built around dancing, with music ranging from house and retro selections to regular Indian nights. Reviews especially point to Bollywood nights, a dance floor, and shisha, making it a lively choice for a music-led evening with friends.

Reputation Score
3.8
★★★★☆
137 ratings
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45%
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9%
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4%
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16%

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The Good Stuff

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Bollywood Nights

Indian music is the main draw, with reviewers praising the Bollywood Night atmosphere and Indian crowd.

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Dance Floor

The club has a dance floor where Bollywood-themed music is the focus.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Reserve Ahead. Reserve rather than walk in, especially when busy: one reviewer said walk-ins were not appreciated and received no service.

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Check Dress Code. Ask about current clothing rules before going; a guest wearing shorts had to leave without finishing drinks or receiving reimbursement.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Mövenpick Hotel - 19th St
Oud Metha, Dubai
Mon7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Tue7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Wed7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Thu7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Fri7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Sat7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Sun7:00 PM – 3:00 AM
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Common Concerns

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Bouncer Issues

Several reviews report rude or aggressive treatment at the entrance, including pushing, threats, and difficult entry decisions.

Crowded Room

The venue can become extremely crowded, particularly by midnight, making it hard to find space to stand or dance.

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The Bottom Line

The Pulse is a Bollywood-focused night club in Oud Metha where you can dance, order drinks, and have shisha while music ranges from Indian club tracks to house and retro styles. Reviews specifically mention the Bollywood Night, a Bollywood-themed dance floor, and an energetic Indian crowd, so the music is the clearest reason to consider it. Timing matters.

Thursday and Friday receive the strongest mentions, but those nights can also be busy. One visitor said the club became so crowded by midnight that there was barely room to stand, while another advised making a reservation because walk-ins were not appreciated and went without service. If you want to dance comfortably, arriving earlier or arranging a booking is worth considering.

There are important entrance and dress-code cautions. Multiple reviews describe rude bouncer behaviour, and one guest reported being pushed and threatened after asking for a birthday song. Other visitors mention problems with shorts, hats, costumes, or Indian clothing, so confirm the current rules before going.

Entry pricing has also been described inconsistently: reviews mention 100 dirhams for a single entry, while another reported different amounts requested without a receipt. Drinks were called expensive, and slow service was another recurring complaint.

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