
5 hours
From Dubai: Private Dinner in the Dunes in Mleiha
Experience the magic of the Arabian desert on a private dinner safari to Mleiha.
Sagar Ratna Restaurant DMCC is a vegetarian-friendly spot in Jlt, Dubai.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Order the Rajasthani thali; reviewers single out the pyaz kachori and the churma.

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Experience the magic of the Arabian desert on a private dinner safari to Mleiha.

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A vegetarian-only thali house opposite the Ministry of Interior in Al Karama, a branch of the Rajdhani chain serving Gujarati and Rajasthani thalis.
TipThe thali is unlimited and refilled by staff at the table, so pace the papad and rice through the meal.
A sweet shop and pure vegetarian restaurant near Spinneys in Karama, pairing North and South Indian dishes with a full mithai counter out front daily.
TipThe sweet counter at the front gets busy before evenings and festivals; the dining hall is set back behind it.
A dedicated gluten-free kitchen inside DIFC's Gate Avenue food court, baking burgers, pizzas, and cupcakes with no wheat anywhere on the premises here.
TipIt sits in a food court, so grab a tray and find seating among Gate Avenue's shared tables outside.
A fully gluten-free cafe at Le Meridien Mina Seyahi, plating vegan and vegetarian bowls, wraps, and smoothies for the Dubai Marina crowd every morning.
TipNon-residents can walk in; ask for beach-facing seating on the resort's shaded terrace.
A fully gluten-free Japanese cafe and retail store in Marina Gate, cooking Kobe beef, rice bowls and Japanese plates in a kitchen that bans wheat.
TipThe retail counter at the front sells gluten-free groceries if the wait for a table runs long.
Chef Sakagami runs this Wasl Vita Mall restaurant on halal ingredients, cooking traditional Japanese food with no pork or alcohol and produce from Japan.
TipThe kitchen closes between lunch and dinner, so check the two seatings before planning a visit.