Local Food  in Dubai

Al Harees

A dish of wheat and beef that is slow-cooked and ideal for special occasions.

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Machboos

Saffron and spices combine to create a fragrant rice dish that can be served with fish or meat.

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Luqaimat

A traditional dish prepared during Ramadan. A sweet dumpling drizzled in date syrup.

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Shawarma

Marinated meat, usually chicken or lamb, served in a pita with sauces.

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Knafeh

A delicious cheese pastry soaked in syrup.

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Falafel

A popular street snack consisting of crispy, deep-fried balls of chickpeas.

Tabbouleh

A refreshing salad with bulgur, tomatoes, and parsley.

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Balaleet

A breakfast meal with vermicelli and eggs that combines sweet and savoury flavours.

Samboosa

A fried pastry filled with meat, vegetables, or cheese.

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Chebab

A classic Emirati pancake with cheese and date syrup.

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