WIKIT – Emirates Golf Club

WIKIT – Emirates Golf Club

Emirates Hills

WIKIT is an augmented-reality cricket venue and restaurant in Emirates Hills, where you can play simulator cricket, eat, and relax in a social setting. Reviews point to family-friendly gameplay, birthday celebrations with cake, and menu favourites such as the chicken tikka wrap and nachos.

Reputation Score
5.0
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392 ratings
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The Good Stuff

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Cricket Gameplay

The virtual cricket feels interactive: a bowler appears on screen before the physical ball comes out to hit.

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Five Levels

Five difficulty levels make the game approachable for beginners while still giving experienced players room to increase the challenge.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Choose Difficulty. Ask about the five difficulty levels before playing; reviews say the range works from beginners to experts.

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Plan Birthdays. For a child’s birthday, ask about the food and cake arrangements in advance; one celebration had both organised.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Emirates Golf Club
Al Thanyah Third - Emirates Hills, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tue12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Wed12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Thu12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Fri12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Sat12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Sun12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
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Popular Mentions

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Chicken tikka wrap

The chicken tikka wrap is a regular lunch favourite, especially with the side salad.

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Side salad

A reviewer regularly orders the side salad alongside the chicken tikka wrap.

Common Concerns

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Drink Prices

One reviewer felt the drinks were expensive, even while considering the games affordable.

Limited Nets

On busy days, the venue may benefit from more playing nets; one reviewer suggested adding one or two.

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The Bottom Line

WIKIT in Emirates Hills pairs simulator cricket with dining, making it more of a social outing than a sports-only venue. You can play against a screen-based bowler, choose from five difficulty levels, and settle in for food afterwards. Families are well catered for: reviews mention children batting while adults ate, and kids handling the game comfortably.

Food gets consistent positive attention, with the chicken tikka wrap and side salad called out as a regular lunch choice, while another reviewer singled out the nachos. A meal described as serving four was reportedly enough for six, though that is one customer’s experience rather than a guaranteed portion size. The venue also hosts quizzes and has been used for IPL viewing and gameplay evenings.

Birthdays are a strong use case. One parent said the team organised food and cake for a nine-year-old’s party, while another celebration included a waffles plate with candles. The atmosphere is generally described as lively but relaxed, with enough room to eat, play, and socialise.

Two cautions are worth keeping in mind: drinks were considered expensive by one reviewer, and another felt the venue could use one or two more nets on busy days. Ask about availability and the difficulty settings when planning your visit.

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