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Best Fish & chips restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
Crisp CodCod is praised for flaky fish, a thin crisp batter and chunky chips that are crisp outside and soft inside.
Haddock ClassicHaddock with proper chips and mushy peas is another strong choice, with one visitor calling it heavenly.
Bob’s Fish & Chips is an eat-in restaurant and takeaway counter in Dubai Marina serving British-style seafood alongside broader comfort-food options. The classic draw is cod and chips, while reviews also point to generous seafood platters and a menu that includes burgers, salads and Caribbean dishes.
View full business page →Tip: Dine InChoose eat-in for battered fish and chips when possible; one reviewer felt delivery made the fries soggy and fish hard.
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What people like
Fresh CatchYou can choose fish from the fresh catch and have it cooked to your preference.
Generous PortionsThe sea bream, seafood and rice plate for two was large enough to provide two meals.
Bayah Seafood Restaurant is a casual seafood spot in Al Warqa where reviews focus on genuinely fresh fish, generous portions and Egyptian-style grilling. You can choose from the fresh catch to be cooked your way, or order a seafood platter for sharing.
View full business page →Tip: Try Grilled FishStart with the grilled fish, which was specifically described as a must-try and comes with rice and salad in one review.
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Crispy ShrimpShrimp is a strong choice: reviewers mention crispy, juicy prawns and well-fried tiger shrimp.
Baked PotatoThe mega baked potato works as a satisfying meat-free order, with onion rings also receiving a positive mention.
Anglers Fish & Chips is a seafood takeaway in Mirdif, with fish and chips at the centre of the menu. Reviews particularly point to the Atlantic cod, crispy shrimp and baked potato as worthwhile orders, with food served in a food-court setting.
View full business page →Tip: Ask TartarAsk specifically for tartar sauce when ordering; one diner said it was not offered automatically.
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What people like
Shisha seatingSeparate smoking and non-smoking areas let families and shisha groups choose different spaces.
Late hoursSeveral reviews describe the restaurant as open 24/7, useful after exhibitions or for late-night food and coffee.
Chez Michel is a Lebanese restaurant and coffee shop in Trade Centre, with indoor and outdoor seating plus a separate shisha area. Reviews point to generous mixed grills, seafood platters and a notably substantial steak sandwich, making it useful for meals around World Trade Centre events or late-night coffee and shisha.
View full business page →Tip: Choose seatingAsk for the non-smoking family section if you want to avoid shisha smoke; the restaurant divides smokers and non-smokers.
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