Top 10 Best Malaysian restaurants in Dubai
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Authentic flavoursMalaysian and Singaporean diners describe the tzechar-style food as tasting like home, including its smoky char kway teow.
Salted chickenSalted egg chicken is the clearest recurring favourite; one diner ordered a second round after enjoying it so much.
Oriental Fusion is a Malaysian, Singaporean and broader Asian restaurant in Jumeirah Lake Towers, known for comforting tzechar-style cooking. Reviews particularly point to the salted egg chicken and smoky char kway teow, with dine-in portions suited to sharing.
View full business page →TipIf you enjoy strong sambal belacan, tell the chef not to tone it down; the standard version may be milder.
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Crisp parottaThe porotta is praised for being crispy and flaky when served hot, and pairs well with mutton gravy and curries.
Fish mealsThe fish curry meals were reported as tasty and affordable, with unlimited rice mentioned in one review.
Green City Restaurant in Oud Metha is a Kerala and South Indian-focused restaurant with a broad menu that also covers grills and mandi. Reviews make it worth considering for dishes such as parotta with mutton gravy, fish meals, and late-night dining.
View full business page →TipOrder porotta with a curry and eat it hot; one review says it becomes tough once cold.
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Fresh sushiSushi and sashimi are repeatedly praised for freshness, with one reviewer calling the sushi phenomenal.
Live stationsThe live sushi and sashimi station lets diners see fresh cuts prepared at the counter.
Toshi is a pan-Asian restaurant in Barsha Heights, located at the Grand Millennium Dubai hotel. Reviews highlight its sushi and sashimi buffet and live cooking stations, although recent diners report that the buffet format and variety have changed.
View full business page →TipCall before booking to confirm whether the buffet or à la carte concept is running, especially for celebrations.
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Seafood WokThe seafood wok package includes unlimited seafood with laksa, sides and mango sticky rice; diners can choose sauces such as Thai red curry or Cajun.
Strong LaksaSingapore laksa and seafood laksa are repeatedly praised, with one diner calling the laksa the best they had tasted.
Yum! Asian Restaurant is a Pan-Asian dining spot in Al Rigga, inside the Radisson Blu, with a traditional dining area and an open kitchen. Reviews point especially to its seafood wok packages and Singapore laksa, while families appreciate the welcoming service and kid-friendly noodle dishes.
View full business page →TipThursday nights have unlimited noodles for AED 25, but meat, tofu and greens cost AED 10 each, so budget for add-ons.
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Wide VarietyThe menu spans dishes from seven Asian countries, giving groups plenty of different flavours to explore.
Friendly ServiceReviews often describe the team as attentive, kind and accommodating, including helpful dish recommendations.
77 Asia is a casual Asian restaurant in Jumeirah Beach Residence, bringing dishes inspired by several Asian cuisines into one compact dining spot. Reviews particularly point to the rich laksa and Miso Ramen, with generous portions, fresh ingredients and a relaxed setting for casual meals.
View full business page →TipIf ordering laksa soup, ask for noodles and your preferred protein to turn it into a full meal.
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Skyline viewsThe 19th-floor dining room looks across Sheikh Zayed Road, with the Burj Khalifa visible from some tables.
Family occasionsReviews describe successful birthday gatherings and group celebrations, including multiple cakes for a large family party.
Kris Restaurant and Lounge is a 19th-floor Indian restaurant and lounge in Al Karama, with a city-facing setting and live music. Reviews make its buffet dining—especially Iftar and themed evenings—the main draw, while the lounge also serves dishes such as tomahawk steak and continental barbecue.
View full business page →TipAsk what drinks are included before ordering: some buffet reviews say iced tea and other drinks cost extra.
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What people like
Broad MenuThe menu covers cuisines from across Asia, including Thai, Malaysian, Korean, Vietnamese and Filipino dishes.
Good PortionsSeveral reviews describe the portions as generous or good, especially for the price.
77 Asia is a casual Asian restaurant in Al Barsha South, with dishes spanning several Asian cuisines. Reviews make the laksa and Pad Thai the clearest reasons to visit, while delivery is also praised for keeping food fresh and spring rolls crisp.
View full business page →TipThe small dining room can fill quickly; one visitor found it packed even at about 5:30 on a Sunday.
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