Twenty-four verified Indian tables, from three-Michelin-star Trèsind Studio to Mumbai street food at Khadak and Irani café culture. Highest-rated first.
Dubai might be the best city outside India to eat Indian food, and the ratings back it up. Twenty-four Indian restaurants clear our verification bar, and the range is absurd for one cuisine: a three-Michelin-star tasting room on the Palm, a one-star vegetarian kitchen in Dubai Hills, a Bib Gourmand Mumbai street-food canteen, and Parsi café classics in Business Bay.
Rang at Dubai Mall leads the live ranking, 4.8 from more than 12,000 reviews, modern Indian in a regal room. Mausam matches the rating with Burj Khalifa and fountain views, Atrangi by Ritu Dalmia brings regional cooking to Jumeirah Al Qasr, and Avatara holds a Michelin star for vegetarian tasting menus. Varq and Little Miss India cover the Palm, Kashkan Kissaghar by Ranveer Brar sits at 4.9, Khadak does Bhendi Bazaar street food, and Batliwala & Co. pours chai with its buns. Trèsind Studio, three stars, needs its own reservation calendar. The full list below.
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See it liveSplit the list by occasion. Trèsind Studio and Avatara are tasting-menu commitments that book out well ahead. For a big, loud family dinner, Rang, Mausam and Asha's handle groups. For a quick, cheap plate that still earns its place, Khadak and Batliwala & Co. are the pair.
Vegetarians eat better here than almost anywhere. Avatara is entirely vegetarian, and Rang, Mausam and Varq all mark out vegan and vegetarian dishes clearly. Asha's pairs its North-West Indian menu with curated cocktails, if you want a drink with dinner.
Rang at Dubai Mall leads our live ranking at 4.8 from more than 12,000 reviews, with Mausam, Atrangi by Ritu Dalmia, Avatara and Varq all at 4.8. For fine dining, Trèsind Studio holds three Michelin stars. The list re-ranks as reviews land.
Trèsind Studio on Palm Jumeirah holds three stars and Avatara in Dubai Hills holds one, both for tasting menus. Khadak carries a Bib Gourmand, and Atrangi and Little Miss India are listed in the Michelin Guide.
Khadak in Jumeirah, inspired by Mumbai's Bhendi Bazaar and holding a Bib Gourmand, and Batliwala & Co. in Business Bay for Bombay chaat, buns and Irani chai. Both keep prices well below the fine-dining rooms.
Avatara is entirely vegetarian and holds a Michelin star for its plant-based tasting menu. Rang, Mausam and Varq all run strong vegetarian and vegan sections too.
Mausam, with Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain views from its terrace, and Varq on the Palm with ocean views. Atrangi's garden and waterfront setting at Jumeirah Al Qasr is the calmer option.
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