Yashar Palace Restaurant

Yashar Palace Restaurant

Jumeirah

Yashar Palace is an Iranian restaurant in Jumeirah, with traditional Persian dishes, buffet meals and a culturally styled dining room. Reviewers particularly mention the fresh sangak bread, Persian tea served from a samovar and occasional live Iranian music.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
854 ratings
5★
66%
4★
22%
3★
5%
2★
3%
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5%

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The Good Stuff

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Authentic flavours

Reviewers consistently describe the Persian cooking as authentic, with dishes such as dizi, stews, ash and varied kebabs.

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Fresh sangak

Fresh hot sangak is served at the table, making the bread service one of the restaurant’s most distinctive details.

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What to Eat at Yashar Palace Restaurant

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Yashar Palace Restaurant, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 6

  1. Sangak bread Net +5
    “The best is fresh hot sangak bread served in each table.”
  2. Ash soup Net +4
    “The staff are sweeter than the desserts they serve, and must try their stews and aash.”
  3. Mix grill Net +3
    “Nice location (Jumeira 1). Great service from staff,Mix grill is delicious.”
  4. Dizi Net +2
    “Amazing Dizi! It was super tasty.”
  5. Mix salad Net +2
    “We ordered mix salad platter, and mix grill, the food was excellent as well as the service.”
  6. Shirazi salad Net +2
    “Delicious Iranian food, grills including sea food shrimp and chicken and beef is so fresh and tasty, sherazi salad.”
Honorable mentions (17)
  1. Baghlava Net +1
    “Deserts are also delicious, especially baghlava, sholeh zard and many more to count.”
  2. Breakfast buffet Net +1
    “There is a high quality with a reasonable price breakfast buffet including traditional Persian and Arabic items with unlimited charcoal tea and special fresh Iranian bread (Sangak)Which is available on Fridays and Saturdays😎”
  3. Gheimeh Net +1
    “The chef is so good, preparing authentic Iranian dish, such as gheimeh, ghormeh sabzi, ash, kashk bademjoon, etc.”
  4. Ghormeh sabzi Net +1
    “The chef is so good, preparing authentic Iranian dish, such as gheimeh, ghormeh sabzi, ash, kashk bademjoon, etc.”
  5. Haleem Net +1
    “Their food is so tasty and authentic Iranian food, in Ramadan i suggest their Haleem as well!”
  6. Iranian breakfast buffet Net +1
    “The best Iranian breakfast buffet ever (Fridays and Saturdays) best Kale Pache along with fresh Sangak in buffet, perfect quality and lovely atmosphere”
  7. Jo soup Net +1
    “I particularly enjoyed the sangak bread, the Jo soup, the hummus, and the samavar tea.”
  8. Jojeh torsh Net +1
    “All type of Kababs are available, Kobideh, chengeh, jojeh zaderonee, jojeh torsh , etc.”
  9. Jojeh zaderonee Net +1
    “All type of Kababs are available, Kobideh, chengeh, jojeh zaderonee, jojeh torsh , etc.”
  10. Kashk bademjoon Net +1
    “The chef is so good, preparing authentic Iranian dish, such as gheimeh, ghormeh sabzi, ash, kashk bademjoon, etc.”
  11. Kobeideh Net +1
    “For main dish We order mix grill with 3 kind of rice (zerishk, sabzi and plain rice). All of the kabab was delicious including kabab masti, kobeideh, chicken kabab.”
  12. Laban Net +1
    “For drinks the laban was sour and sweet giving a unique taste.”
  13. Mahicheh Net +1
    “I highly recommend their mahicheh.”
  14. Persian breakfast Net +1
    “I just had a typical Persian breakfast here and it was excellent. It’s served In a buffet style way so you can eat as much as you want!”
  15. Sea food shrimp Net +1
    “Delicious Iranian food, grills including sea food shrimp and chicken and beef is so fresh and tasty, sherazi salad.”
  16. Sholeh zard Net +1
    “Deserts are also delicious, especially baghlava, sholeh zard and many more to count.”
  17. Kalepache Net 0

    Mixed feedback

    “The best Iranian breakfast buffet ever (Fridays and Saturdays) best Kale Pache along with fresh Sangak in buffet, perfect quality and lovely atmosphere”

Drinks 5

  1. Iranian tea Net +1
    “Food is amazing 👏 Iranian Sweets great 👍🏼 Iranian tea is excellent 👌🏼”
  2. Samavar tea Net +1
    “I particularly enjoyed the sangak bread, the Jo soup, the hummus, and the samavar tea.”
  3. Samovar tea Net +1
    “Good taste and the special is their traditional “Sangak” bread and samovar tea”
  4. Shahabasi tea Net +1
    “Shahabasi tea is definitely must have in Yashar palace, where is part of buffet service.”
  5. Tea in the persian pot Net +1
    “The tea in the Persian pot was wonderful too.”
What to Avoid (1)

Food 1

  1. Barley soup Net −1
    “Soups came complimentary with the main course but we liked Ash more than Barley soup.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check buffet. Ask what is included before choosing breakfast: one review found the buffet limited and more like a kale pache offering.

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Try sangak. Ask for the fresh sangak served at the table; it is one of the most specifically praised parts of the meal.

Plan the visit

Practical details

28 10B St
Jumeirah - Jumeira First, Dubai
Mon12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Tue12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Wed12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Thu12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Fri12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
Sat9:00 AM – 11:30 PM
Sun9:00 AM – 11:30 PM
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Common Concerns

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Breakfast value

One recent breakfast review found the buffet limited, mediocre and not worth 80D, with a stronger focus on kale pache.

Service inconsistency

Some visitors reported unhappy staff, dismissive communication and an uncomfortable attitude when raising an issue.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

84 AED per person

Weekend brunch

“Weekend brunch is 84 AED per person”
Google review · June 2026
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The Bottom Line

Yashar Palace is an Iranian restaurant in Jumeirah that suits diners looking for traditional Persian food in a culturally styled setting. You can order dishes such as dizi, mixed grills, stews and ash, or visit for a buffet meal. Fresh sangak bread and Persian tea served in a samovar or pot are two of the details reviewers return to most often.

The restaurant works well for family meals and larger gatherings. A group of 12 enjoyed a Nowruz buffet, while another review mentions a decorated private room for up to 20 people. Evening visits may include Iranian live music, sometimes starting around 8:30 pm; that adds atmosphere, although one diner found it noisy.

Parking is repeatedly described as convenient, with spaces available outside. There are a few reasons to check the details before going. A recent breakfast review called the buffet limited and not worth 80D, while another reviewer praised weekend brunch at 84 AED per person.

Buffet labels may not be available in English or Arabic, and one diner found the food cold when lids were left open. Service is generally praised, but recent reviews also report inconsistent staff attitudes, so expectations should be measured.

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