Top 10 Restaurants and Cafes in and Around Al Warsan, Dubai

Al Warsan’s food scene is more varied than a quick map search might suggest. Around Warsan 2, Warsan 3, Warsan 4 and neighboring International City, you can move from coffee among the greenery to a Pakistani karahi, Yemeni mandi or a Chinese hotpot dinner.

This guide groups ten places by the kind of outing you have in mind. It is an editorial selection, not a ranking based only on stars. Ratings change, so check the current listing, opening hours and menu before setting off.

Pick a place for your plans

Your plan	Start with
A slow coffee morning	Daughter and Dad Coffee
A family mandi dinner	Warsan Mandi Restaurant
A lively group meal	Nine Squares Restaurant
Pakistani comfort food	Chutney & Roll or Rasha Kana
A quick biryani lunch	Taza Biryani N Grills
Something sweet to drink	Latea

1. Daughter and Dad Coffee — for a slower morning

For a café visit that feels like a break from the city, head towards Warsan 2. Daughter and Dad Coffee describes itself as a plant-led community café at the Meliá Desert Palm Estate, surrounded by greenery. Coffee, tea and light café food make it a choice for a relaxed catch-up rather than a hurried takeaway. Daughter and Dad

• Speciality: Coffee and plant-led café food
• Location: Meliá Desert Palm Estate, Warsan 2
• Rating snapshot: 4.6/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website and menu

2. Warsan Mandi Restaurant — for a shared Yemeni meal

Some dinners call for a table built around one generous main dish. Warsan Mandi Restaurant in Warsan First is a strong choice for that kind of evening, with mandi and other Yemeni-style rice and meat dishes at the centre of the experience. Its International City location is the one intended here; the restaurant also has other branches, so check the map before travelling. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Mandi, madbi and Yemeni-style rice dishes
• Location: CBD, Building E02, Warsan First, International City
• Rating snapshot: 4.2/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website

3. Nine Squares Restaurant — for an interactive group dinner

Hotpot makes dinner an activity: choose a broth, add ingredients and cook them at the table together. That is the draw at Nine Squares’ International City branch. It suits friends or family who want to spend time over a meal rather than order individual plates and leave quickly. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Chinese hotpot
• Location: International City, near Al Warsan
• Rating snapshot: 4.6/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website: No official standalone website confirmed; use the Maps listing for current details.

4. Chutney & Roll — for Pakistani street-food favourites

If one person wants a roll and another wants a full dinner, Chutney & Roll offers both kinds of choice. The France Cluster restaurant is known for Pakistani-style rolls alongside dishes such as biryani, karahi and desserts. It is a practical option when a group cannot agree on just one dish. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Rolls and Pakistani dishes
• Location: P05, Shop 2, France Cluster, International City
• Rating snapshot: 4.5/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website

5. Gourmet Corner Restaurant & Cafe — for a less predictable menu

Gourmet Corner in Warsan 3 is a useful pick when your table wants different flavours. Its listed dishes range across Asian and Arabic influences, with black rice and seafood soup among the items highlighted by diners. It gives the guide a Warsan 3 stop as well as a café-restaurant option. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Mixed Asian and Arabic dishes; seafood soup and black rice are highlighted in reviews
• Location: Al Awir Road, Warsan 3
• Rating snapshot: 4.7/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog, from a comparatively small review pool
• Google Maps · Listed website

6. Rasha Kana Restaurant — for karahi and kebabs

Rasha Kana brings Pakistani and tribal-inspired cooking to International City’s Russia Cluster. Namkeen karahi, chapli kebab and other richly flavoured meat dishes are among the reasons to consider it when dinner calls for something hearty. Check seating and parking arrangements before a busy evening visit. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Karahi, chapli kebab and Pakistani-style grilled dishes
• Location: W03 Building, Shop 1, Russia Cluster, Warsan First
• Rating snapshot: 4.2/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Listed website

7. Latea — for bubble tea after the meal

A food outing does not always need another full meal. Latea at The Pavilion is a convenient dessert-and-drink stop after eating elsewhere in International City. Bubble tea is the main attraction, with different flavours and sweetness choices; its listing also mentions juices and egg waffles. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Bubble tea and sweet snacks
• Location: The Pavilion, France Cluster, Warsan First
• Rating snapshot: 4.6/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Listed website

8. Al Farooj Al Shami — for an Arabic grill dinner

When the plan is to share starters and grilled food, Al Farooj Al Shami in France Cluster fits well. Mixed grill, falafel and hummus are highlighted in diner accounts. Its menu style makes it particularly suitable for a table ordering several dishes together. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Arabic mixed grill, falafel and mezze
• Location: P27, France Cluster, Warsan First
• Rating snapshot: 4.2/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website: No official standalone website confirmed; use the Maps listing for current details.

9. Taza Biryani N Grills — for a straightforward biryani stop

Sometimes the question is simply, “Where can we get biryani nearby?” Taza Biryani N Grills is one answer around Warsan. Its listing highlights biryani and grilled food, making it a useful quick-meal entry among the longer sit-down experiences in this guide. Restaurant menu, prices and reviews

• Speciality: Biryani and grilled dishes
• Location: Warsan area, Dubai; confirm the precise branch on Maps
• Rating snapshot: 4.6/5 on Google, as displayed by Restaurant Guru
• Google Maps · Website: No official standalone website confirmed; use the Maps listing for current details.

10. Quanjude Restaurant — for Peking duck

International City’s China Cluster adds another dimension to dining around Al Warsan. Quanjude is a small, casual restaurant whose Peking duck stands out in diner accounts. Choose it for the dish and the experience, then check the current listing for seating and payment details before visiting. Wanderlog

• Speciality: Peking duck and Chinese dishes
• Location: China Cluster, International City
• Rating snapshot: 4.5/5 on Google, as displayed by Wanderlog
• Google Maps · Website: No official standalone website confirmed; use the Maps listing for current details.

What does this food scene mean for living in Al Warsan?

The useful takeaway for a resident is choice close to home: an everyday biryani stop, a shared family dinner, a specialist café and several cuisines across the surrounding clusters. If you are exploring the neighbourhood as a place to live, read our guide comparing Warsan 4 and International City. For the property perspective, see 10 reasons to consider investing in Warsan Fourth. parkproperties.ae

Interested in making the area your home? Explore apartments for sale in Al Warsan 4 and PARK Residency at Warsan 4. parkproperties.ae

FAQs

Are all ten places inside Al Warsan?
The guide covers Al Warsan and nearby International City clusters, as stated in the title. Check each Maps link for the exact location.

Which place is best for coffee?
Daughter and Dad Coffee is the strongest pick here for a relaxed café visit. Latea suits a bubble tea or sweet-drink stop.

Where can a group go for dinner?
Nine Squares offers a shared hotpot experience, while Warsan Mandi and Al Farooj Al Shami suit a meal built around shared dishes.

Are the ratings permanent?
No. They are a September 2026 research snapshot and should be checked again on Google Maps before publication.