By rating and review confidence
Best Restaurants in Trade Centre
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V60 ChoicesCoffee drinkers can choose origins including Colombia, Ethiopia and Brazil, with V60 Colombia and Ethiopia singled out.
Fresh BreakfastThe avocado toast with egg and bread was described as very fresh and a good coffee pairing.
Roast Speciality Coffee is a small café in Trade Centre where coffee is the main draw, from V60 brews using Colombian or Ethiopian beans to a well-liked breakfast. Reviews also point to fresh avocado-and-egg toast, wraps and a relaxed, quiet setting for a quick meal or coffee break.
View full business page →Tip: Try V60Ask for a V60 Colombia or Ethiopia if you prefer black coffee; both were specifically praised.
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Nasi GorengNasi goreng is repeatedly praised for its generous portion, balanced spice and smoky, well-fried rice.
Broad MenuThe five-cuisine menu works well for groups with different cravings, from Thai green curry and pad Thai to katsu curry and beef rendang.
Asian 5 - One Central is an upper-casual Pan-Asian restaurant in Trade Centre, bringing Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indonesian and Singaporean flavours together. Reviews make a strong case for sharing its generous dishes, especially nasi goreng, pad Thai and homemade iced teas, with outdoor seating adding to the relaxed One Central setting.
View full business page →Tip: Share MainsGo with friends or family and share: one review says the mains are very large, which makes sampling the wide menu easier.
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European cookingThe Alpine Harvest menu included barley soup, veal in white wine mushroom sauce and salmon, all described as carefully prepared.
Polite serviceGuests repeatedly describe the team as attentive, genuinely polite and respectful throughout breakfast and dinner.
Publiq European Bistro is a warm, European-style restaurant in Trade Centre for breakfast, lunch, dinner and relaxed coffee breaks. Reviews highlight the lunch menu with burrata and veal schnitzel, as well as freshly baked pastries and desserts, in a comfortable hotel setting with attentive service.
View full business page →Tip: Ask about coffeeFor lunch, ask whether the complimentary coffee window is running; one review placed it between 11 AM and 2 PM.
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Indian flavoursReviews describe the food as authentically North Indian, with rich flavours and comforting regional character.
Signature dishesThe Dal Kashkan, finished with 24-carat gold, is repeatedly singled out as a standout dish.
Kashkan Kissaghar by Ranveer Brar brings region-spanning Indian cooking into an elegant, culturally detailed setting in Trade Centre. Reviews particularly highlight the Saag Burrata with sourdough naan, richly flavoured chaats and a creative cocktail programme built around the Bombay Quarter Bar.
View full business page →Tip: Start with chaatsPrioritise the chaats and starters: multiple reviews describe them as the meal's highlight, including the kale and aloo tikki versions.
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Live singersA wide range of singers and Arabic performances is a central part of the evening.
Careful shishaOne reviewer specifically praised the shisha and the attention given to preparing it.
مطعم الاوسكار العراقي in Trade Centre is built around an Iraqi-style evening of Arabic music, singers and shisha, with Levantine food also mentioned by guests. It is worth considering for a late-night social atmosphere, though the loud performances and reported billing issues deserve attention.
View full business page →Tip: Check billsReview every line before paying; one guest says this was the third time money was added and removed only after complaining.
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Strong MansafMansaf and sajjeyeh meat were described as superb, with another diner calling the mansaf the best they had tried.
Hot KunafaSome customers received kunafa hot and fresh, while one tasting praised its crispy vermicelli and chewy cheese.
Feras Sweets & Restaurant in Trade Centre combines Arabic sweets with a broader restaurant menu. Reviews point to mansaf and, on better visits, hot kunafa as the main reasons to consider it, alongside a skyline-facing setting and takeaway options.
View full business page →Tip: Decline WaterTell staff clearly if you do not want bottled water; several diners were charged for bottles they did not request.
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CocktailsCocktails are a consistent highlight, including a well-received Spicy Margarita and Old Fashioned.
SteaksReviews describe the steaks as well-balanced, flavourful and carefully cooked.
Crown Lounge Bar is a gastropub-style restaurant and evening lounge in Trade Centre, with a modern setting for drinks, dinner and live music. Reviews particularly highlight its cocktails and dishes such as steak, fish and chips, and the Wagyu Cheeseburger.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm EventsFor a booked entertainment night, reconfirm the programme beforehand because one guest reported a cancellation without notice.
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Dietary careA coeliac guest said the chef cleaned the preparation area thoroughly and discussed safe breakfast choices each morning.
Good coffeeSeveral reviews praise the coffee, including one that found both americanos and cappuccinos especially good.
Pascal Tepper Dubai is a French bakery-cafe in Trade Centre, combining dine-in meals with bread, Viennoiseries and desserts. Reviews make it worth considering for coffee and French-style dishes such as stuffed chicken risotto, though pastry freshness is not consistently praised.
View full business page →Tip: Discuss allergiesIf you have coeliac disease, ask the kitchen about cross-contamination and safe preparation before ordering; one guest received careful daily guidance.
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