The 2 Best Indian Restaurants In Dubai

Michelle Nah — Fri, 13 Jun 2014 12:30:24 +0000

In Dubai, you can find Indian restaurants everywhere. I suppose this is due to the large Indian community in Dubai. I was told by my Indian colleagues who were stationed in Dubai that the two best Indian restaurants in Dubai are Kwality Restaurant and Khanza Restaurant so I went to check it out the 2 Best Indian Restaurants In Dubai when I was there.

Best Indian Restaurants In Dubai

Kwality Restaurant

Khaleed bin Waleed Street
Tel: 04-3933327, 04-3936563

Website: http://www.kwalitydubai.com/

Opening Hours Lunch: 1200 to 1500; Dinner: 1930 to 2345

Getting There By Taxi

Our Dubai colleague told us that one of the best Indian Restaurant in Dubai is Kwality Restaurant.

This round, they provided us with the address and direction and we went ourselves to checked it out.

Likewise, we ordered some grilled.

some curries

and our favourite Papadum.

Khazana Restaurant

Al Nasr Leisureland – 10th St – Dubai – United Arab Emirates

Opening Hours Daily 1230 to 2330

Getting There By Taxi.

My colleagues from Dubai took us to Khazana when we were at Dubai for an implementation of SAP.

They told us that this is the best Indian Restaurant in Dubai

They ordered various grills

and curries

and some Papadum for us to try.

I love them all. But my Singaporean colleagues aren’t used to some of the curries. They love the Papadum.

Our Verdict?

Among the two, we prefer Khazana Restaurant to Kwality Restaurant. We find that the food served in Khazana was more delicious, more tasty. We find that some of the dishes served Kwality restaurant was a little too salty and some of the grilled were partly burnt.

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Luxury High Tea at Burj Al Arab, Dubai

Michelle Nah — Sun, 30 Mar 2014 20:00:47 +0000

Burj Al Arab, Dubai, does not allow tourists to enter the premises if you do not have a reservation with them. I was curious and was eager to take a look at the interior of this 7-star hotel (one and only 7-star hotel in the world) when I first visited Dubai, UAE. As I did not know the hotel has such policy, I was denied entrance. So on my second visit, I made a reservation for high tea, emailing the hotel before I set off for Dubai. The hotel will send an email reservation confirmation and to gain entry to the hotel, this copy must be brought along, to be shown to the security at the gate. From the gate to the hotel building, it is linked by a bridge. The hotel provides buggy to ferry guests from the entrance to the hotel. Alternatively, you can take a slow stroll, admiring the scenario, the beach and the Persian Gulf.

Burj Al Arab

When you set foot at the hotel entrance, you were welcomed by a spacious, high ceiling lobby with glittering gold paint and gold ornaments. I walked around to satisfy my curosity and of course not forgetting to take lots of photo. The afternoon high tea is at Sahn Eddar, located on the first floor of the hotel. Please note that smart casual is the dress code. When I was at the restaurant, I was promptly served by the service staff. The service staff were friendly and helpful. I was then shown to my table. You can choose to have it with champagne or with unlimited non-alcoholic drink. In addition to the drinks, you get to choose either coffee or tea. They have a pretty good selection of tea. At the start of the high tea, you will be served the glass of champagne or the non-alcoholic drink and some sandwiches. Once you finished the first drink, you will serve the tea or coffee. In case you want it before your drink, you need to made known to the service staff. The sorbet was served when you finished the sandwiches. Right after that, the sweet pastries, cakes and tarts were served.

Burj Al Arab Hi-tea

There were some selection of tea cakes and cookies to choose from as well. Next you will be served the scones. It came with jams and cream. Finally chocolates were served to end the high tea with a sweet note. Lots of food for tea, I end up with no dinner.