[2024 Dubai Restaurant] Travel Guide for ARABIAN TEA HOUSE RESTAURANT (Updated Dec)

Tea at Dubai’s oldest neighbourhood

If you fancy a spot of tea while wandering around the historic Al Fahidi area, look no further. Find a selection of sandwiches, pastries, salads and desserts to go with your beverage of choice, as you soak up the sounds of rustling trees and birds in this leafy courtyard. Arabian Tea House offers more than 150 different types of tea and drinks, including mint lemonade, or a house blend of black tea with herbs and fruit. There are so many to choose from, you’ll have to come back more than once to get a taste of all the exotic blends. This cosy spot is also one of the best places in the city to try authentic Emirati cuisine and a piping hot cup of traditional Arabic coffee. Recommended dishes include the regag bread, a tempting slice drizzled with honey and stuffed with egg and cheese, and khabisah, a sweet blend of sautéed flour and molasses. The atmosphere alone is enough to draw you into this quaint little café, where you can still see the heritage of the old district away from the buzz of the city. Address : Bastakiya Opposite Musalla Post Office - Al Fahidi St - Bur Dubai - Al Fahidi - Dubai - United Arab Emirates #dubai #arabic #arabicfood #foodie #mytripvlog #2023travelwish

Experience quality arabic food in UAE

Recommended restaurant to try when you visit Dubai. They serve authentic Arabic food in traditional Emirati house setting and culture. Best if you are a morning person so you can head there for breakfast. Don't forget to try their desserts and local drinks. I would say that it's really worth the premium price that you will pay for. #foodie #foodforthesoul #localeats

Emirati delicacy at Arabian Tea House

#bucketlistreboot Dubai is a melting pot for all nationalities and you can find mouthwatering international cuisines all over Dubai. As the expats have outnumbered Emirati by huge margin, authentic Emirati restaurants are rare find in Dubai. Arabian Tea House is one of the few Emirati restaurant that serve Emirati delicacies in Al Fahidi Historical district. If you are around Old Dubai around Bur Dubai or Deira, you can easily get here by car or by metro. It is a walking distance from metro. Karak tea is the most special tea served here. You can also select other tea like Moroccan mint tea or Chamomile tea. Emirati breakfast platter is also amazing and popular in this tea house. We personally loved Karak tea and hummus here. Staffs are jolly and welcoming and the restaurant itself is the combination of Arabic, Greek and Mediterranean architecture. Plenty of seating area but gets full towards evening so prior booking is recommended. After trying amazing food here, I recommend you to take a stroll around Old Dubai which is close by. It is a beautiful experience as you will feel like you are going back in time just few miles away from futuristic city.

During the day, the sun in Dubai is warm and there is no need to replenish energy in the old city. I am going to meet with my friends to go to the Arabic Tea House here. The white retro drapes, the yellow earthen walls with the mottled traces of the years, the Mediterranean blue chairs and the lanterns, and the exquisite tableware and tea sets are mixed together to create a rich and special Arabian style. When we went, because we had a meal, we didn't have to wait in line, but the courtyard was full of seats. Obviously some tourists came to "grab the grass". Sitting in the courtyard shaded by trees, listening to the crisp sound of birds and the rustling of the leaves, the sun swaying through the treetops on the tablecloth, our appetite and mood are all vibrating, put the table Grilled fish, lamb chops, kebabs, scones and authentic Arabic tea are swept away. Its already in the evening, the temperature is getting cold, and the pedestrians in the old neighborhood are obviously more. The neon lights make the Alfadi historical district a bit more fashionable than during the day. Breath, the stage on the small square plays the sounds of bands from different countries, making this night even more confusing.

From the exit of the Dubai Museum, head to the right hand side of the road, walk forward to see the phone booth above, and then go forward is the Arab historical complex. A circle around the Arab historical buildings, the buildings surrounded by loess, are restaurants, nothing to do, see the entrance to the Arab historical complex, relying on the roadside there is a small restaurant Arabian Tea House Cafe, Just go in for a casual afternoon tea. Speaking of the colors that best represent Dubai, we all think of yellow. The Arabian Tea House, located at the entrance to the historic Arab complex in Dubai, features a fresh, pure blue and white interpretation of the different Arabian style, blue wooden chairs, white wicker chairs, white credits, seemingly casual The table and chairs are set up to form a simple rhythm repeat. Under the sunlight, the blue and white tones of the melancholy, with a unique sense of harmony, no matter which angle you look at the restaurant, you always have a perfect Mediterranean picture. . afternoon tea: three drinks + food, total: 156 dirhams (52 dirhams per person = RMB 92 yuan)

Arabian Tea House Café is an Internet-famous restaurant that serves re-imagined Arabic specialties. This café serves large, delicious portions. Be sure to check out the nearby Iranian town (image 4.6) after dinner!

Dubai also has a network of red punch cards, and the old house cafe in the commercial center of the old town is a very popular place. This area is similar to Tianzifang in Shanghai. They are some old buildings that are left behind. Here, there are not only tourists who are scrambling to pose outside the tents, but also some Dubai specialties and friends to have a cup of afternoon tea. The environment is also very chic, it feels very good.

The Arabian-style breakfast is as rich as other countries and nations. When the waiter brought this sumptuous breakfast to my desk, I could say that it took at least 20 minutes. Panoramic, medium-sized, and special features, for fear of any lens loss. The Arabs valued breakfast so much, and it was the first time they learned about it. After carefully looking at the next few tables, I found that everyone's breakfast is basically the same or similar package. Now, I can finally taste the first Arabic-style delicious. Although these pictures on the wall, there is no text. However, I believe that every little friend who has been aware of it can't help but move. Seeing here, are you also like me, and want to follow the songs of Arabia and go to Dubai for those years?