By rating and review confidence
Best Lebanese restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
ShawarmaThe chicken shawarma gets praise for crisp bread and a juicy filling, while another diner said it had more flavour than places where sauce dominates.
Generous portionsSeveral diners describe the portions as generous or huge, including a review that found the food tasty and the portions very large.
Chicken House Restaurant is a casual chicken spot in Jumeirah Village Circle, centred on flame-grilled and broasted chicken, shawarma and sandwiches. Reviews are strongest on the chicken shawarma, grilled chicken and generous portions, with a cosy dining room and late-night appeal, though service consistency is worth keeping in mind.
View full business page →Tip: Check parkingIf you are dining in, avoid peak hours if possible because parking can be difficult around the restaurant.
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What people like
Beach settingThe restaurant sits next to the beach, with sea views and sunset-facing seating that suit relaxed lunches and evening dinners.
Balcony viewsThe upper balcony and terrace give diners an elevated Gulf view, especially attractive at night.
AlShorfa LaMer is a Jumeirah restaurant and cafe beside the beach, with Lebanese and Syrian-style dishes, shisha and balcony seating overlooking the sea. Reviews make it appealing for a relaxed lunch, sunset dinner or late evening, though service and portion sizes can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Avoid peak timesVisit outside busy periods if possible: reviews describe long waits, Ramadan crowding and difficulty getting staff attention.
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What people like
Charcoal chickenReviews describe the charcoal-grilled chicken as fresh, juicy and consistently delicious.
Lebanese tawookThe Lebanese tawook is praised for its garlic, lemon and smoky paprika marinade, with a juicy texture.
JJ Chicken - SZR - WTC is a chicken restaurant in Trade Centre, with reviews pointing to charcoal-grilled chicken, shawarma and Lebanese tawook as the main draws. It works for a quick snack or a late-night whole-chicken meal, though service and consistency can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Try tawookConsider the Lebanese tawook if you like saucy, spicy chicken; one review found it excellent and ordered exactly that way.
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What people like
Fresh CutsRegular customers report consistently fresh, well-marbled meat, with staff willing to handle recommendations, custom cuts and specific requests.
On-Site GrillingYou can select meat from the butchery and have it cooked immediately, including steaks, skewers and sandwiches.
Meat Marhaba is a Lebanese butchery and restaurant in Dubai South, combining fresh meat shopping with cooked Lebanese food. Reviews highlight the option to choose a cut from the counter and have it grilled on the spot, alongside products such as Lebanese pickles and ready-made meals.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm CutsFor a custom order, spell out how you want the meat trimmed and check the prepared weight before accepting it.
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What people like
Tender broastThe broast chicken is reported crispy outside, tender and juicy inside, with fresh-tasting sides.
Seekh kebabsMutton seekh kebabs come as four large pieces with rumali rotis, pickled onions and chutneys; one reviewer found the meat exceptionally soft.
Broasted Baldman is a Lebanese restaurant focused on fried chicken and sandwiches, with reviews also highlighting Indian and North Indian favourites. It is worth considering for tender broast chicken, mutton seekh kebabs and biryani in a family-run setting in Al Barsha South.
View full business page →Tip: Check spiceIf you are spice-sensitive, ask at the start for less heat; one reviewer found the kebab hut too spicy without that request.
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What people like
Lebanese ManakishThe zaatar mankouche is praised for tasting like a traditional Lebanese version, while other reviewers call the manakish among Warsan’s best.
Strong PizzasPizza is a recurring favourite, including a Chicken Ranch & Jalapeno version and praise for its barbecue sauce and generous cheese.
The Sandwich Factory is a bakery-restaurant in Warsan known for Lebanese-style manakish, pizzas and sandwiches. Reviewers also point to its truffle sandwich and crepes, with a small, casual setting for eating in or ordering delivery.
View full business page →Tip: Check IngredientsIf ordering vegetarian, confirm the burger ingredients before paying; a reviewer later said the restaurant corrected the mix-up.
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