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Best Falafel restaurants in Dubai
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Crisp FalafelFalafel is praised for its crisp texture and distinctive seasoning.
Fresh BreadThe breads are repeatedly described as soft, warm and freshly baked.
Falafil Al Rabiah Al Khadra is a Palestinian and Jordanian restaurant in Al Barsha focused on falafel, hummus and other Arabic comfort food. Reviews point to fresh breads, filling falafel sandwiches and a notably good chicken liver sandwich, with both dine-in and takeaway appeal.
View full business page →Tip: Try StuffedIf you already know classic falafel, try the stuffed version for a different take.
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Shawarma SajChicken and meat shawarma are popular, especially the chicken version wrapped in saj bread.
Levantine BreakfastThe menu works well for a casual Levantine breakfast, including falafel, foul and hummus fatteh.
Falafel Al Balad is a Jordanian/Palestinian-style falafel restaurant in Al Warqa, known for crisp falafel, hummus and Levantine breakfast dishes. It also draws diners for fresh shawarma, including chicken shawarma in saj bread, with a cosy dine-in setting and takeaway service.
View full business page →Tip: Order FalafelTry both regular and stuffed falafel; reviewers found each version crunchy and tasty.
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Sujuk standoutThe sujuk shawarma is repeatedly praised, including a review calling the large sandwich worth 19.
Mexican optionThe Mexican chicken shawarma is a frequent favourite, with reviewers describing it as juicy, tasty and well prepared.
Shawarma Jeddo is a Lebanese shawarma restaurant in Nad Al Sheba, known for generously filled sandwiches and creative options. Reviews especially point to the sujuk shawarma and Mexican chicken shawarma, with takeaway and quick service making it convenient for a casual bite.
View full business page →Tip: Try sujukStart with the sujuk shawarma, one of the clearest repeat favourites in the reviews.
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Charcoal grillsMixed grill, shish tawook and eggplant kebab are repeatedly praised for smoky flavour, tender meat and generous portions.
Syrian flavoursCustomers describe the food as authentic Syrian and Arabic, with shawarma, grilled dishes and fresh appetisers standing out.
Dyar Al Sham Restaurant is a relaxed International City destination for Syrian and broader Arabic food. Reviews point especially to its shawarma, charcoal grills and generous family-style meals, often finished with complimentary tea or sweets.
View full business page →Tip: Plan parkingAllow extra time to park, especially late in the evening; free spaces exist but can be tricky and congested.
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Fish and sushiFish and sushi are repeatedly praised, with one review calling both very high quality.
Crispy salmonThe crispy salmon was singled out as one reviewer’s best dishes in a long time.
BAMIDBAR is a kosher Israeli-Mediterranean restaurant and catering business in Jumeirah Lake Towers. Reviews make it especially appealing for sushi, fish dishes such as crispy salmon, and warm, home-like hospitality.
View full business page →Tip: Use walkwayFrom Marina Walk, use the air-conditioned route through Sobha Realty metro station to cross the highway.
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Large portionsSeveral diners found the portions generous, including a dinner where guests were told to come hungry.
HawawshiHawawshi was the standout for one dinner, praised for its particularly well-seasoned meat.
Bondok is an Egyptian restaurant in Jumeirah Village Circle, serving traditional comfort food in a warm, Egyptian-style setting. Reviews make it especially appealing for generous meals such as Hawawshi and baked pies, with attentive service and enough seating for a relaxed visit.
View full business page →Tip: Try HawawshiStart with Hawashi Charcoal if you want a strongly recommended savoury option; one review rated it alongside cream kunafa.
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