By rating and review confidence
Best Vegetarian restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
Soft kebabsThe Galouti and Tunday kebabs are repeatedly described as soft, juicy and melting in the mouth.
BiryaniSeveral reviews rate the Awadhi or yakhni-style biryani highly, with one calling its Lucknow flavour spot on.
Tunday Kababi is a Mughlai restaurant in Al Karama serving Lucknow-style Awadhi food. Reviews especially point to its soft Galouti and Tunday kebabs, best paired with breads such as Mughlai paratha or sheermal.
View full business page →Tip: Order pairingPair the Galouti or Tunday kebab with Mughlai paratha; reviewers say the crisp bread complements the soft meat.
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Signature rollsChicken chutney, mayo garlic, Bihari and malai boti rolls are repeatedly praised, with one reviewer comparing the taste to Karachi-style rolls.
Gol gappayGol gappay receive specific praise for crispy puris, tangy pani and fresh fillings, making them a strong choice for chaat fans.
Chutney & Roll is a Pakistani restaurant in International City serving rolls, biryani, karahi and chaat. Reviews make the chicken rolls, Sindhi biryani with potato and fresh milk tea especially useful starting points, with a clean, family-friendly setting for either a quick bite or a fuller meal.
View full business page →Tip: Try rollsStart with a chicken chutney, mayo garlic or Bihari roll; reviewers repeatedly identify the rolls as a reliable reason to return.
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Park settingOutdoor seating looks onto Dubai Hills Park’s greenery, giving brunch and coffee a calm, open-air feel.
Pet friendlyDogs are welcome, and reviewers mention thoughtful touches such as water bowls and immediate water for pets.
Angel Cakes Dubai Hills Park is a health-focused café for low-sugar, gluten-free and vegan food in a leafy park setting. Customers come for dishes such as the mango coconut chia bowl and gluten-free syrniki, as well as coffee, matcha and cakes.
View full business page →Tip: Visit off-peakFor a calmer visit and easier seating, try a weekday or avoid weekend late mornings, which can get busy.
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Puttu VarietyThe menu has plenty of unusual puttu choices, with portions large enough for some dishes to be shared.
Beef DishesBeef-focused combinations are a safer bet than some of the more experimental puttu varieties, especially with curry.
Dhe Puttu is a Kerala restaurant in Al Karama built around an unusually broad range of puttu varieties. Reviews point to the Neyil Moopicha Puttu with Beef Curry and the Erachi Puttum Beef Fryum, while family diners also come for meals and buffets.
View full business page →Tip: Check PortionsAsk the waiter about serving size and price before ordering; a beef roast portion was larger and more expensive than expected.
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Chennai StyleThe biryani delivers the Tamil Nadu and Chennai-style flavour many diners come looking for.
Banana LeafUnlimited biryani served on a banana leaf is a distinctive dine-in option.
Topi Vappa is a Chennai-style biryani restaurant in Al Qusais, with dine-in and takeaway options. Customers mainly come for the banana-leaf unlimited biryani, mutton biryani and familiar Tamil dishes such as masala dosa.
View full business page →Tip: Visit Off-PeakChoose a quieter time if possible: diners have reported long waits and too few service staff.
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Dietary choiceReviews consistently highlight gluten-free and refined-sugar-free desserts, with vegan and other health-conscious options also available.
Flexible bowlsThe chicken bowl can be customised with quinoa or rice, making it easier to match different dietary preferences.
Angel Cakes is a health-focused café in Downtown Dubai, with gluten-free and refined-sugar-free cakes alongside brunch and coffee. Reviews highlight the chicken bowl, homemade granola with Greek yoghurt, and a relaxed setting for a break after shopping.
View full business page →Tip: Check milkAsk whether the almond milk is unsweetened; one reviewer specifically confirmed this before ordering an iced matcha latte.
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Dosa qualityDosas are repeatedly praised, with the Ghee Guntur Kara Dosa singled out as a standout.
Polite serviceReviews consistently describe the staff as welcoming, attentive and knowledgeable about the broad menu.
VB World by Namma Veedu Vasanta Bhavan is a vegetarian restaurant in Bur Dubai blending South and North Indian favourites with global dishes. Reviews point to standout choices such as dosas, kathal biryani and freshly made dim sums, in a bright, modern setting.
View full business page →Tip: Visit off-peakAim for an off-peak visit if possible; peak hours can bring table waits and slower service.
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Breakfast standoutThe Oeufs Benedict comes on a croissant with generous spinach and smoked salmon.
Strong coffeeCoffee is repeatedly praised, including a review that simply called it superb.
CASSETTE is a creative café-bistro in Al Quoz, set within The Courtyard’s art-filled, cobblestone-style setting. It’s a relaxed place for breakfast—especially the croissant-based Oeufs Benedict—or coffee in a leafy outdoor area with a fountain.
View full business page →Tip: Check syrupIf ordering vegan pancakes, ask whether maple syrup is included; one reviewer was charged extra after requesting it.
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Wide MenuReviews describe multiple cuisines done well, including Indian, Continental, Italian and Chinese options.
Outdoor SeatingOutdoor tables provide a pleasant option when the weather suits sitting outside.
Wills Restaurant and Cafe is a multi-cuisine restaurant and cafe in Dubai Silicon Oasis, known in reviews for generous breakfasts and a broad menu. It is a useful pick for dishes ranging from Raagi Dosa and puri bhaji to pizza, tacos and waffles, with indoor and outdoor seating.
View full business page →Tip: Check IngredientsIf you need vegan food, verify the ingredients before ordering: a delivery listing labelled vegan contained dairy.
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