By rating and review confidence
Best Marathi restaurants in Dubai
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What people like
Homely flavoursMany diners describe the food as fresh, flavourful and close to traditional Maharashtrian home cooking.
Mutton thalisThe mutton thalis are a consistent highlight, with reviews calling the Kolhapuri version filling and excellent.
Peshwa Restaurant is a Marathi restaurant in Al Karama serving Maharashtrian food, including seafood, meat and vegetarian thalis. Reviews point to its homely flavours, regional specialities such as solkadi and bhakri, and a spacious setting with a distinctly Maharashtrian feel.
View full business page →Tip: Visit earlyGo early for lunch or avoid peak weekend periods, as reviews describe the restaurant becoming crowded and service slowing under pressure.
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What people like
Homestyle cookingSeveral diners describe the food as fresh, simple and close to Maharashtrian home cooking.
ThalipeethThe thalipeeth was rated the best item in one order and was large enough for two people.
Manisha's Kitchen is a pure-vegetarian Marathi restaurant in Al Karama serving traditional Maharashtrian food. It is worth considering for homestyle plates such as thalipeeth, puran poli thalis and regional drinks including sol kadhi, though portion sizes and consistency can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Share thalipeethConsider sharing the thalipeeth: one diner found its size suitable for two people.
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What people like
Bollywood decorMovie posters, Mumbai train graffiti, auto and truck-style seating create a detailed Bollywood setting.
Pav bhajiSeveral reviews highlight the Mumbai-style pav bhaji; one called the butter pav bhaji its favourite in Dubai.
The Mumbai Social is a Bollywood-themed Indian restaurant in Al Karama serving Mumbai street food and Maharashtrian dishes. Reviews point to its butter-rich pav bhaji, misal pav and nostalgic decor as the main reasons to visit, though service can be slow.
View full business page →Tip: Allow timeDo not plan this as a quick bite; order early or allow a long wait, especially for freshly prepared dishes.
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What people like
Mumbai SnacksVada pav, shev puri and dahi puri are repeatedly described as close to Mumbai street-food flavours.
Indo-ChineseChicken lollipop, Drums Of Heaven and chicken tikka masala received specific praise for flavour and aroma.
Bombay Bites is an Indian restaurant in Al Mankhool with a Maharashtrian and Indo-Chinese focus. Reviews make its Mumbai-style vada pav and selected Indo-Chinese dishes, including chicken lollipop and chicken tikka masala, the clearest reasons to consider a visit.
View full business page →Tip: Visit Off-PeakTry a quieter time if possible; several reviews mention slow ordering and serving, especially when staff are busy.
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