Indians haven’t inhabited any place in the world. The one thing that Indian expatriates cannot leave behind is their strong roots in the motherland. And an essential part of this root is the love and essence of Indian food. While traditions and everything related to India might be forgotten, the one thing that cannot be forgotten is the love for food, especially for the traditional Indian cuisine. Another fact for this essence is the variety and versatility in Indian food. From Gujarati to Punjabi, from tandooris to dosas, absolutely no one can face a dearth of options when it comes to Indian food.
For the huge population of Indian vegetarians living in Dubai, it’s not any different. We came up with these options that you can check into on the streets of Dubai:
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Gujarati Thali And Veg Chaat Food In Rangoli Restaurant:
This is one of the restaurants for vegetarians who want tasty but cheap food. While the food they offer is a little spicy, if you love a slight tinge in your food, this restaurant is right up your alley. Reach the restaurant here:
Meena Bazar, Cosmos Lane, Dubai, Opp ITL Building – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 351 5873
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Dosas Of The Aryaas:
Known for its big five-foot dosa, if you are an admirer of South Indian cuisine, this restaurant will make you feel traditionally Indian. A simplistic environment complete with steel cutlery, it gives off a soothing vibe. Reach Aryaas here:
Shop #2, Ground Floor, The Business Center – Khalid Bin Al Waleed Rd – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 357 7800
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Chaat Options At Bombay Chowpatty:
The name ‘Bombay’ itself evokes so many emotions, doesn’t it? And when you taste this particular eatery’s pani puri, samosas, and daal khichdi, it will teleport you to the streets of Mumbai. If you were born and brought up in Mumbai, you will appreciate this heartfelt effort. Check out Bombay Chowpatty here:
Shindagha City Center, Level 1 – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 359 6461
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Rajasthani Thali With Maharaja Bhog:
Well, it’s not only the name that gives off the royal vibe but also the grandeur of this restaurant that exudes royalty. You will surely be surprised by the hospitality and warmth of the service here. And the biggest part-the delicious food! Now, who can deny the authentic Rajasthani cuisine? If you are a first-timer, be sure to taste the Paneer Achari or Sev Tomato. Know how to reach Maharaja Bhog here:
Maharaja Bhog Restaurant Location:
Ground Level, A Block, Hamsah Mall، Next to Ansar Gallery, Al Karama – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 396 4744
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Chettinad Cuisine At Saravana Bhavan:
Fancy tasty food at a cheaper rate? Then, this is your restaurant! Oh my!! You will fall in love with the variety of dosas available there. Also, if you are a health-conscious person, you could even order gluten-free and dairy-free dosas. Go to Saravana Bhavan here:
Saravanaa Bhavan, Karama Location:
Shop # 6 & 7, Abdul Aziz Mirza Bldg – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 334 5252
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Fulfilling Brunch At Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant:
A serving of mini tiffin (yes, that’s the name, but don’t go by it). If you are late and want to have breakfast, this is one meal that will keep you full for hours together. Button idlis lapped up in delicious sambar, a generous serving of upma on the side, masala dosa, the vada, and a sweet dish for a perfect end to the meal! Reach Sangeetha restaurant here:
Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant Location:
29 A Street Near Lulu Supermarket, Al Karama – Dubai – United Arab Emirates
+971 4 336 7111
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Kulfiholic’s Amazing Cuisine For A Mumbaikar:
The name caught your attention. If you are the one who loves exploring fusion Indian dishes, then this is the only place for you. Check out the eatery here:
Kulfiholic – The Mumbai Gully Location:
Near Lamcy Plaza – 13th Street – شارع عود ميثاء – Dubai – the United Arab Emirates
+971 55 100 6916
Now you won’t have to go on a food hunt when you are tired of a day’s work and want some nutritious and tasty soul food! Just refer to these tried and tested options!
