Trèsind Studio
about AED 1,350 per person
Indian restaurants in Dubai
Indian food in Dubai covers everything from street snacks in Karama to MICHELIN-starred tasting menus. The restaurants below publish their prices, so you can pick by budget as well as style.
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Carnival by Trèsind
about AED 167 per person
Indego by Vineet
about AED 194 per person
Asha's, Wafi
about AED 149 per person
Trèsind
about AED 216 per person
Avatara
about AED 540 per person
Tunday Kababi, JLT
about AED 33 per person
Gazebo, Al Mankhool
about AED 55 per person
Bombay Borough
about AED 145 per person
Chaat Bazaar, Karama
about AED 19 per person
Price per person is our estimate for a meal without drinks. Price levels: $ under AED 100, $$ AED 100 to 250, $$$ AED 250 to 450, $$$$ over AED 450.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat cheap Indian food in Dubai?
Chaat Bazaar in Karama sells vada pav at AED 7 and pani puri at AED 10. Tunday Kababi in JLT has chicken biryani at AED 30. Prices checked 29 September 2026.
Which Indian restaurants in Dubai have MICHELIN stars?
Trèsind Studio received its third MICHELIN star in 2025. Avatara describes itself as the only vegetarian Indian restaurant with a MICHELIN star. Indego by Vineet is recommended in the MICHELIN Guide.
Are there vegetarian Indian restaurants?
Chaat Bazaar and Avatara are fully vegetarian. Trèsind Studio has a full vegetarian version of its menu, and Bombay Borough publishes vegan and Jain menus.
Do menu prices include tax?
At Asha's they include service, municipality fees and VAT. At Bombay Borough and Carnival by Trèsind, the 7% fee and 5% VAT are added, plus 10% service at Carnival.