Arabian Tea House
A famous café in an old courtyard house in Al Fahidi serving Arabic breakfast and tea.
- Category
- Café
- Duration
- 1 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Early in the morning
Tip: Book ahead for weekend breakfast.
Show on mapDubai's cuisine blends Emirati tradition with Indian, Iranian and Levantine flavours. You will find cheap, authentic meals in the old quarters and polished dining in the modern districts.
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