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Arabian Tea House – Al Fahidi, Dubai

At a glance

Arabian Tea House’s Al Fahidi branch serves Emirati and Arabic food, including breakfast trays, chebab, balaleet, machboos and luqaimat. It has separate children’s trays and a published group-reservation policy.

Practical details

Address
Bastakiya, opposite Musalla Post Office, Al Fahidi Street, Bur Dubai
Phone
+971 4 353 5071
Published hours
Daily 07:00–23:00
Group enquiries
+971 56 998 9030; info@arabianteahouse.com
Group booking policy
10+ guests; 36 hours ahead; Friday–Sunday excluded

Breakfast, breads and a wider Emirati menu

The Al Fahidi menu includes a Special Emirati Breakfast Tray with balaleet, beans, cheeses and traditional breads; chebab and khameer are also separate options. Children’s breakfast trays include an eggs-and-balaleet choice or chebab with cheese and date syrup. Lunch choices include chicken or lamb machboos and saloona, with luqaimat among the sweets. Published examples include AED87 for the Special Emirati Breakfast Tray and AED55 for a kids’ breakfast tray; portions and the final meal bill depend on the order.

Sources: Arabian Tea House: Al Fahidi branch menu

The Al Fahidi branch and group policy

The branch is opposite Musalla Post Office on Al Fahidi Street, with +971 4 353 5071 and published daily hours of 07:00–23:00. The separate reservation page says reservations are required for ten or more guests, at least 36 hours ahead, and are not accepted Friday–Sunday. It says an email confirmation completes the reservation. Group enquiries use +971 56 998 9030 and info@arabianteahouse.com; a smaller party should establish walk-in or queue arrangements for this branch.

Sources: Arabian Tea House: Al Fahidi branch menu, Arabian Tea House: group reservation policy

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Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.

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