Al Safadi

Al-Safadi Restaurant Dubai's authentic Lebanese restaurant, the BBQ is really awesome! My favorite Lebanese restaurant: Al Safadi Restaurant~ Good, isn't it? [Making faces][Very happy] Good things should be shared with everyone [Love you]

The grilled lamb chops in the Turkish restaurant are a must-try. The lamb chops are very big, and the yogurt tastes very good. The potato and pork ribs soup tastes a bit like home. The waiters are all Turkish.

I saw this restaurant when I was reading guides online. I was on the way back to the hotel at Dubai Creek. It was a local restaurant and it was in the old city. I wanted to experience it. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. And the next stop is the new city. I guess the local food will be more expensive. If you want to experience local food, it is better to choose this place. It is also very close to the subway station. The location is still very good. The waiter saw that we were foreigners and recommended a special dish, Eggplant Fatteh, which is a stewed dish with cheese and eggplant, lamb and a bunch of other things. It costs 40AED. It is a very special dish with a strong taste. The eggplant is wrapped with lamb, which is a little sour. It is not bad to eat with bread and rice. I still remind everyone to order carefully. Biryani chicken, 45AED is the local specialty rice. I chose chicken. It is a little spicy, but it is actually less spicy than slightly spicy. The rice is long and thin. The rice is not sticky and the grains are distinct. The chicken on top is very thick and the portion is quite large. I also ordered a small sliced ​​vegetables plate for 16AED, which is just a plate of vegetables, without sauce. The leafy vegetables on top tasted so special. I also ordered a small bottle of water for 9AED. The store also provides free bread, which is freshly baked. It is not bad to dip it in the eggplant fatteh. The pickles provided by the store are not bad, but the other round ones are not good. The portion is quite large, and the total cost for two people is only 110AED, and they didn't finish it. The decoration is quite unique, and the service attitude is also quite good. The taste is okay, just to experience local food, and the price is cheaper than Dubai mall. If you don't want to eat hamburgers and cakes, this is still a good choice.

A very famous Lebanese restaurant in the local area. I am not used to Arabic food, but their barbecue is really good. It is grilled on order, and there are other cooking methods besides grilling. The grilled shrimp is especially delicious, and the lamb is also very good. The environment is mid-range, but it has an Arabic style.

This is a very popular restaurant in the local area. The environment inside the store is quite good. I would like to remind everyone that because it is so popular, you usually have to queue outside for a while without a reservation. However, it is worth it for its dishes because they are so delicious, especially the French snails, which are no worse than those eaten in France. The taste is quite good.

Although AL Muntaha is located on the 27th floor, it is actually 54 floors high and more than 200 meters above sea level. It is in a prime location overlooking the city of Dubai and the blue Arabian Gulf. In order to avoid the dark outside, it is better to come for dinner. The menu is full of caviar and other luxury ingredients. The caviar of its own sturgeon is shiny and glossy. With a glass of champagne, the rich seawater and hazel aroma are brought out. It is a luxurious enjoyment. When I knew that we were going to AL Muntaha to celebrate our anniversary, I was so happy that I was in heaven. The hotel itself is definitely good but unfortunately the food selection it provides is not what we expected. Why? Because we chose this restaurant for French food but there is almost no French food on the menu here. What's wrong with chicken braised in red wine, French red wine braised beef, and French onion soup? Is it too French? There was nothing on the menu that we wanted so we left the restaurant very disappointed.