By rating and review confidence
Best Asian restaurants in Dubai
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Signature chickenThe fried chicken remains a dependable draw, with reviewers praising its flavour and the accompanying ketchup sauce.
Filipino breakfastThe silogs come in generous servings and have the familiar flavour of food from the Philippines.
Max’s Restaurant in Al Karama is a Filipino restaurant built around familiar home-style dishes. Reviews especially point to the signature fried chicken and sinigang na bangus, with breakfast silogs, platters and Filipino desserts giving you plenty to choose from.
View full business page →Tip: Ask for ketchupIf you want the chicken dip, ask for ketchup at the table rather than assuming it will be provided automatically.
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Outdoor ViewsTerrace and balcony tables can offer views of the waterfront, fountain show or fireworks.
Creative DishesThe menu includes distinctive choices such as Jalebi Chaat, Nadru ka Rishta and Hibiscus Rasam.
Kashkan is an upscale Indian restaurant in Dubai Festival City, built around regional dishes presented with a modern touch. Reviews particularly point to the signature Dal Kashkan, Crispy Kale Chaat and paan mousse, with terrace seating that can overlook the fountain show.
View full business page →Tip: Choose EveningsAn evening terrace table is useful if you want to watch the fountain show while dining.
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Authentic flavoursSeveral diners compare the Pad Thai and wider menu favourably with food they ate in Thailand, including a reviewer who praised the Tom Kha Gai.
Fresh buffetThe unlimited offering is cooked fresh and made to order rather than held in buffet trays, with portions and quality staying consistent across multiple rounds.
Little Bangkok - Oud Metha is a Thai restaurant known in Oud Metha for bold, authentic flavours and attentive service. Reviews highlight its Pad Thai, mango sticky rice desserts and unlimited, made-to-order dining deals, making it useful for both casual meals and family celebrations.
View full business page →Tip: Check spiceAsk about the spice level before ordering; one diner warned that the restaurant's normal spice may be hotter than expected.
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Lebanese ClassicsReviews single out creamy hummus, fresh tabbouleh and babaganoush, alongside well-received grilled meats.
Menu GuidanceSeveral diners found the recommendations useful, especially when choosing unfamiliar Lebanese dishes.
Wafi Gourmet is a Lebanese restaurant in Downtown Dubai, inside Dubai Mall, known for mezze, grilled dishes and Arabic sweets. Its outdoor tables are a draw for diners who want food with a clear view of the Dubai Fountain and Burj Khalifa.
View full business page →Tip: Choose OutdoorsRequest an outdoor table if you want the clearest fountain-show and Burj Khalifa view.
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Wagyu GrillingTabletop wagyu grilling is a memorable part of the meal, with one review praising its marbling and melt-in-the-mouth texture.
Interactive DiningThe tabletop yakiniku setup makes the meal hands-on and social rather than simply plated and served.
Fujiya Downtown is an izakaya-style Japanese restaurant in Trade Centre, known for tabletop yakiniku and hotpot dining. Reviews also highlight fresh sushi, sashimi and ramen, making it a flexible choice for casual meals, lively group dinners or family celebrations.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm OffersAsk what the current promotion includes and confirm the discounted price before ordering; a reviewer had to request it more than once.
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Biryani StandoutRampuri Mutton Biryani is praised for fragrant basmati, tender mutton and balanced, aromatic spices.
Kebab VarietyThe Mixed Kebab Platter gives diners mild, juicy chicken kebabs alongside richer meat kebabs with different textures.
Zafran Indian Kitchen is a contemporary Indian restaurant in Mirdif, with a menu spanning North Indian classics and modern twists. Reviews particularly highlight its fragrant biryanis, kebab platters and generous sharing portions in a warm, family-friendly setting.
View full business page →Tip: State SpiceTell the team your spice preference when ordering; one diner found the mixed vegetable dish too heavily spiced and oily.
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Balanced CocktailsCocktails are repeatedly praised for creative presentation and balance; one guest tried every drink on the menu and rated them highly.
Attentive ServiceReviews consistently describe the team as warm, welcoming and professional, with attentive service throughout dinner and drinks.
Maiden Shanghai is a stylish Chinese restaurant in Jumeirah, known for bold, beautifully presented dishes and a lively setting at FIVE Palm Jumeirah. Customers come for the terrace views, cocktails, Peking duck and entertainment-led brunches or evenings out.
View full business page →Tip: Try TerraceAsk for terrace seating if views matter; reviews highlight sunset skyline scenery and an outdoor-lounge feel.
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Ramen qualityRich broths, well-cooked noodles and generous toppings make the ramen the clearest draw.
Tan TanThe Tan Tan Ramen is repeatedly praised, with one regular calling it their number-one version.
MaKiRa is a Japanese restaurant in DIFC focused on ramen, sushi rolls and bowls. Reviews make the rich, generously topped ramen—especially the Tan Tan Ramen—a strong reason to visit, while the calm setting also suits a business lunch or relaxed dinner.
View full business page →Tip: Ask firstAsk about the business lunch when ordering; one diner said it was not clearly volunteered and had to be requested.
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Weekend valueThe AED 99 unlimited-food offer runs Friday to Sunday and lets diners try dishes across the menu.
Metro accessThe restaurant is near Internet City metro, with one review estimating the walk at about five minutes.
Noodle District by Little Bangkok is a Thai restaurant in Al Sufouh serving comforting noodle dishes, curries and stir-fries. Its weekend all-you-can-eat menu lets diners sample everything from Tom Yum and Pad Thai to desserts, making it a useful choice for groups and curious first-timers.
View full business page →Tip: Choose weekendsFor the broadest-value visit, go Friday, Saturday or Sunday and ask for the AED 99 unlimited-food offer.
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DrinksCocktails and mocktails are a genuine part of the experience, with creative options mentioned alongside the food.
Spice FlexibilityThe kitchen accommodated a requested spice level, useful if your group prefers different levels of heat.
Asha’s Restaurant serves north-west Indian fare in a smart, modern setting in Umm Hurair, with a courtyard terrace. Reviews point to polished meals for special occasions, including richly flavoured butter chicken and palak chaat, alongside cocktails and mocktails.
View full business page →Tip: Try LunchConsider the reported 89dhs lunch if you want a fresher-value option with generous portions.
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