Dubai Paradise

Ruru Kamilia

Dubai Paradise can be an Arabic (presumably Lebanese instead of Emirati) restaurant just above the street from the Flamingo by the Seaside resort in Penang's Tanjung Bungah area. It might potentially be quite active given the client foot of the resort but of a Fri afternoonwas not as well crowded. The food is principally Arabic staples. There are several starters which as an organization can basically work as meals. The starter plates aren't huge however the hummous is delicious plenty of and the falafels are usually good. The shashuka has been a bit disappointing. There are many other options with a variety of typical Arabic major meals and also western choices such as for example pizza. Drinks options are okay, the mango lassi had been nice. Given the client-base it is a family-friendly cafe. The seating is really a bit basic in fact it is not specifically a lavish dining experience. The inside isn't especially attractive. You can find purdah screens that are not very good looking. Price is ok. Not really the cheapest spot to eat but much better than hotel prices. Service was good and English was very good. It was not really probably the most friendly service though. Instead of consuming in a hotel over the street, Dubai Paradise is really a decent option. The meals is fine however, not special.

Maryamhaniy

We were a little doubtful as there weren't lots of people in the eating place but the foods was fantastic. We purchased two dips which was included with loads of bread and several other dishes all that have been great.

Fransisca Ami

staff are usually attentive but disappointed by your kitchen...ordered 3 various meals on a single night since they had "run away' ...didn't get any meals....restaurant was empty, zero food... therefore we left....sad restaurant remained empty on the six times we offered many occasions....again...sad

Santi Suwandy

The Greek salad had mozzarella. The poultry and rice had been a dried out dessert of cumin. Culturally baffled menu and apathetic personnel. My dearest wish will be they'll close so those the indegent can know very well what it’s like to take action useful.

Najlakhs

I found this restaurant unintentionally and was the lone diner about a quiet Monday evening. I ordered the fatoush salad and what I actually thought will be a lamb pitta, but because of my misunderstanding it proved to become a flat loaf of bread witha thin level of lamb in the centre. The fatoush was fabulous! Well presented, tasty elements and flawlessly sized. The flat breads, well I wouldn’t purchase it once again but that’s to be likely when I didn’t want it to begin with. But that’s my fault not really the flat bread’s. The matter that stood out for me personally was the service, in lots of restaurants in Malaysia, after the food has been delivered you won’t visit a waiter until you’ve finished. Right here the waiter visited me to check on I was joyful and was really keen for feedback.