Tresind Studio

Tresind Studio

Palm Jumeirah

Tresind Studio is a fine-dining Indian restaurant in Palm Jumeirah, built around a tasting-menu journey through India’s regions. Guests come for inventive reinterpretations such as pani puri and tandoori chicken dumpling in curry brodo, with detailed explanations, an open-kitchen setting and optional drink pairings.

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The Good Stuff

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Regional Journey

The tasting menu travels through India’s regions, using dishes, stories and table props to give each course a clear sense of place.

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Creative Cooking

Familiar Indian flavours are reshaped with modern techniques while reviewers still found the dishes balanced and delicious.

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What to Eat at Tresind Studio

These items at Tresind Studio got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 1

  1. Pani puri Net +3
    “A few months ago, we had the pleasure of meeting Chef Himanshu at the Gault & Millau event in Dubai and were blown away by his creative take on Pani Puri. That small taste left such an impression that we decided to experience the full Tresind Studio experience.”
Honorable mentions (20)
  1. 13-Course menu Net +1
    “Tresind Studio offers a 13-course menu only (veg and non-veg) and each course is a twist on traditional Indian street food and more complex dishes. The food was brilliant and equally so was the presentation of every dish.”
  2. 18 Course menu Net +1
    “Today I had the opportunity to visit the 13th Best Restaurant in the world, the Best Indian Restaurant in the world and also the only Indian Restaurant with 3 Michelin stars and they deserve every accolade .They prepare a 18 course menu from different regions of India with non traditional items from all over the world. These chefs and servers are magicians and each an every bite gives you memories of your meals you've had in India as an young india boy.”
  3. 6-Hands dinner collab Net +1
    “I've been to this place twice in the last 1 week - once to try the 6-hands dinner collab between Naar, Farmlore & Studio. The next time, it was for Chef Himanshu's degustation experience. Spot-on service, beautiful plating & impressive food.”
  4. Asparagus rajma chawal Net +1
    “For me the goan balchao sushi roll, the asparagus rajma chawal, the pani puri, the medhu vada with gorgonzola and the deconstructed chicken tikka masala were the best dishes of the night.”
  5. Baker khani Net +1
    “Magical experience, I'm not sure there's enough hyperbole to outline how immense this evening was. The chefs are wizards, taking a genuinely creative twist on typical flavours I've experienced throughout my life (haleem, baker khani). The flavours are well balanced but equally intense, I loved how the heat levels were not adjusted or watered down for a 3* kitchen, it's truly unapologetic and really the way it should be!”
  6. Buttermilk ice cream Net +1
    “There were a couple of sublime dishes, including the buttermilk ice cream and the cheesy donughts, but there wasn’t a bad dish on the menu.”
  7. Charred lobster tail Net +1
    “I couldn’t get enough of the charred lobster tail paired with sweet corn curry—it was pure harmony on the plate.”
  8. Cheesy donughts Net +1
    “There were a couple of sublime dishes, including the buttermilk ice cream and the cheesy donughts, but there wasn’t a bad dish on the menu.”
  9. Dahl Net +1
    “Cocktails were tasty, they were inspired by indian dishes, I ordered the dahl and it tasted like lentil (I still don’t understand how), we liked it.”
  10. Deconstructed chicken tikka masala Net +1
    “For me the goan balchao sushi roll, the asparagus rajma chawal, the pani puri, the medhu vada with gorgonzola and the deconstructed chicken tikka masala were the best dishes of the night.”
  11. Foie gras and duck salami Net +1
    “The food is delicious. Sublime! Every tastebud tingles with delight during and after every dish. The standout dish was the foie gras and duck salami, but everything was spectacular.”
  12. Goan balchao sushi roll Net +1
    “For me the goan balchao sushi roll, the asparagus rajma chawal, the pani puri, the medhu vada with gorgonzola and the deconstructed chicken tikka masala were the best dishes of the night.”
  13. Haleem Net +1
    “Magical experience, I'm not sure there's enough hyperbole to outline how immense this evening was. The chefs are wizards, taking a genuinely creative twist on typical flavours I've experienced throughout my life (haleem, baker khani). The flavours are well balanced but equally intense, I loved how the heat levels were not adjusted or watered down for a 3* kitchen, it's truly unapologetic and really the way it should be!”
  14. Medhu vada with gorgonzola Net +1
    “For me the goan balchao sushi roll, the asparagus rajma chawal, the pani puri, the medhu vada with gorgonzola and the deconstructed chicken tikka masala were the best dishes of the night.”
  15. Non alcoholic pairing Net +1
    “You can choose to do a cocktail menu that matches the courses. It is very reasonably priced (for Dubai), not that heavy on the alcohol and they also have a non alcoholic pairing that is very similar or uses very good alternatives.”
  16. Sweet corn curry Net +1
    “I couldn’t get enough of the charred lobster tail paired with sweet corn curry—it was pure harmony on the plate.”
  17. Synergy pairing Net +1
    “The Synergy pairing was also easily the best pairing we’ve ever done at a restaurant.”
  18. Tandoori chicken dumpling in curry brodo Net +1
    “The pani puri, served with a theatrical puff of mist, was a refreshing twist on the classic, while the tandoori chicken dumpling in curry brodo warmed my soul.”
  19. Taste of india tasting menu Net +1
    “Last night’s Taste of India tasting menu was nothing short of extraordinary. It is rare to experience such a high level of craftsmanship, humility, and genuine love for the art of cooking in one place.”
  20. Turbot curried Net +1
    “My husband enjoyed the turbot curried so much, he had two. The staff offered to bring him a third, but we didn’t ruin the flow of the dishes.”

Drinks 3

  1. 10 Course drink pairing Net +1
    “The 10 course drink pairing was decent but I would have preferred the cocktails to be better presented and not served from a bottle.”
  2. Chai highball Net +1
    “We also tried many cocktails. The best one by far: Chai Highball!”
  3. Cocktail menu Net +1
    “You can choose to do a cocktail menu that matches the courses. It is very reasonably priced (for Dubai), not that heavy on the alcohol and they also have a non alcoholic pairing that is very similar or uses very good alternatives.”
What to Avoid (3)

Food 3

  1. Lobster tail Net −1
    “The bites were incredibly tasty, our least favorite one was the lobster tail.”
  2. Noodles made from mushrooms Net −1
    “I also didn't really like the course with noodles made from mushrooms, mostly a texture thing and probably specific for me as I don't really like noodles anyway.”
  3. Slightly shorter and smaller tasting set menu Net −1
    “We opted for the slightly shorter and smaller tasting set menu, and the only part that truly felt worth the money was the mains — they were incredible. The starters were tasty but nothing extraordinary, and the rest of the courses, while good, didn’t quite live up to the reputation or the price point.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Arrive Hungry. Come hungry: the tasting menu has many courses and keeps moving with constant momentum.

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Choose Drinks Carefully. A cocktail pairing can mean around 10–11 drinks and may feel filling; consider ordering only a couple of cocktails instead.

Plan the visit

Practical details

St. Regis Gardens Entrance B
The Palm Jumeirah, Dubai
Mon6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tue6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Wed6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Thu6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Fri6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Sat6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
SunClosed
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Common Concerns

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Fast Pace

The meal moves quickly, with little breathing space between courses; one 17-course visit felt like a constant stream.

Spice Level

Some diners found the food too spicy, so this may not suit guests who prefer very mild flavours.

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The Bottom Line

Tresind Studio is a small, fine-dining Indian restaurant in Palm Jumeirah where the main event is a long tasting menu tracing India’s regions. Expect creative versions of familiar dishes, including pani puri, tandoori chicken dumpling in curry brodo and charred lobster tail with sweet corn curry. Courses arrive with explanations, stories and carefully staged presentation.

The room is intimate rather than bustling, with six tables and views into the open kitchen. 5 to three hours. It is not a leisurely dinner built around long conversation: the courses arrive at a brisk pace, so come hungry and ready to stay engaged.

The format suits couples and very small parties better than large groups. Drink choices include the Synergy cocktail pairing and a thoughtful non-alcoholic pairing, though one diner found a pairing of roughly 10–11 drinks too filling. Spice levels can also be assertive for some palates, and one review raised concerns about visibly dirty serving trays.

Allergies were accommodated in another visit, so mention them ahead of time. Prices are described as high, but several reviewers considered the experience worthwhile for a special occasion.

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