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( 331 5353; Al Satwa Rd, Satwa; mains Dh15-25; 24hr; World Trade Centre)
Everyone from cab-
bies to five-star chefs flock to this legendary Pakistani eatery where you dine like a prince
and pay like a pauper. Loosen that belt for heaping helpings of kick-ass curries, succulent
grilled meats, perky dal and fresh naan.
Al Mallah$
LEBANESE
( 398 4723; Al Diyafah St, Satwa; dishes from Dh5; 6am-4am Sat-Thu, noon-4am Fri; World Trade
Centre)
Serving some of the most delicious
shwarmas
around, along with excellent Le-
banese food, this busy eatery with shaded outdoor seating is a great choice for a quick
snack.
Saladicious$$
CAFE
( 345 5822;
www.saladicious.com
;
Al-Hudheiba Rd; mains Dh25-60; 830am-11.30pm; World Trade
Centre)
They've got salads, sure, and creative ones at that, but there are so many more
tastebud temptations on the menu of this upbeat cafe, from robust risottos to velvety soups
and perky pastas. Everything's prepared fresh and attractively presented. Great for a
post-mosque tour lunch.
Lime Tree Cafe$$
CAFE
( 349 8498;
www.thelimetreecafe.com
; Jumeira Beach Rd; mains Dh20-60; 7.30am-6pm; ; World
Trade Centre)
The salads, quiches, focaccias and wraps are innovative and the smoothies lip-
smackingly creamy (try the blueberry) at this expat favourite near the Jumeirah Mosque.
Fresh ingredients and wholesome cooking - just like the yoga mamas, power shoppers
and health nuts like it. The carrot cake is reportedly the best in town.
Noodle House$$
ASIAN
( 366 6730;
www.thenoodlehouse.com
; Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Al Sufouh Rd; mains Dh45-60; noon-mid-
night; Mall of the Emirates)
At this reliable, always-packed, pan-Asian joint everyone sits at
long wooden communal tables and orders by ticking dishes on a tear-off menu pad.
There's enough variety - from curry laksa to pad thai to roast duck - to please disparate
tastes. Beer and wine available. There are five other locations, including at Dubai Mall
and BurJuman Mall.
