Best Curry In Dubai
#1

Well we've had best pizza and best burger - allthough that debate still rages.
So I nominate 2
either..
a) Ravi's in Satwa, love it, so tasty and so cheap
and
b) Karachi in Karama, again, really good and if you spend more than 4 quid, you're a pig!
But for me the gong goes to Ravi's - mainly cos I can walk there....
So I nominate 2
either..
a) Ravi's in Satwa, love it, so tasty and so cheap
and
b) Karachi in Karama, again, really good and if you spend more than 4 quid, you're a pig!
But for me the gong goes to Ravi's - mainly cos I can walk there....

#2

Cheap Vegetarian, excellent value for money - Govindas.
Expensive, but v v yummy - Ashiana at Sheraton
Expensive, but v v yummy - Ashiana at Sheraton

#3

Coconut Groove at Rydges Plaza.
The little place in the square in front of Lamcy is good for Murg Makhani, the Dahl Mackhani in Coconut Grove is amazing...
Alternatively buy this book and cook your own:
50 Great Curries by Camellia Panjabi
Really - if you want to learn how to make amazing curries this is the book...

#4

Yep a very heated debate - Greco vs BE
Are you sure Coconut Grove makes good Dal Makhani
I think you mean Sanjay's which is next to Lemon Grass (Lamcy Area) - they make very good dal makhani.
Coconut Grove is good for Malabari/South Indian cuisine.

Coconut Grove is good for Malabari/South Indian cuisine.

#5

One of my favs is a pakistani (almost indian) place called Al Ibrahimi's - opposite the main enterence to Burjamaan center. They do a buffet of 37dhs per head 
Ive nearly got a belly to prove it!

Ive nearly got a belly to prove it!

#6

we been getting takeaway from Gazebo at Media City, not bad, but not really had a fantastic curry here!

#7

Not the same as back home, but the Indian at Marina is not bad and reasonably priced as well. Don't get a takeaway though .. just not the same as eating in.

#8

yup - I mean Coconut Grove - I know that it is mainly Malabar, Goa, Sri Lanka etc - but they do an amazing Dahl Makhani too. Lots of Gobi Masala and Aloo Gobi too... which are not traditionally from these areas right? (I am probably wrong on this!)

#15

The plastic containers they use is made of very cheap material - so probably leaves a smell/taste of plastic due to the hot contents. I noticed that food in delivered in foil containers by some restaurants tasted almost the same (provided the food didn't get cold).
