When it comes to epic eats, Time Out Market Dubai is the place to go. With its awesome line-up of homegrown food vendors, you are spoilt for choice.
Don’t know where to begin? First, come hungry. Very hungry. Then start with Time Out Market Dubai’s most popular dishes.
Here are the top 10 most-eaten dishes at Time Out Market Dubai
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The chicken sando – Pickl
It’s no secret that home-grown burger brand, Pickl, is the place to go for epic hand-held delights. If you are overwhelmed by Pickl’s tempting selection, the show-stopping chicken sando is a good place to start. Officially Pickl’s most ordered dish, you can expect beautifully fried chicken, dill pickles and comeback sauce, all ensconced within a potato bun. Whilst you are at it, you may well be tempted by the ‘Impossible’ burger, messy fries and double cheeseburger that are also available from Pickl.
Dhs38.
Smoked brisket – Local Fire
Attention meat lovers! The smoked brisket from Local Fire is officially its most popular dish, so you may just want to see what all the fuss is about. Local Fire is part of the popular lineup by pitmaster, Hattem Mattar, and has gained a reputation for its stomach-rumbling meaty aromas and carnivorous offering, including artisan meats, 18-hour smoked brisket and beef chorizo. Hungry yet?
Dhs95.
Pepperoni primo – Pitfire Pizza
Known and loved for its signature blistered crusts, Pitfire Pizza is one of Dubai’s go-to places for an epic slice. The Pepperoni Primo should be on your culinary radar if it is not already because it is has been named as Pifire’s most ordered dish. Its key components comprise seasoned tomato, a blend of melted cheeses, topped off with a choice of pepperoni or spicy salami. While you are there, why not also try the buffalo chicken pizza and the truff daddy to tear and share with friends.
Dhs53.
Habibti – BB Social Dining
Not only is the ‘Habibti’ BB Social Dining’s most ordered dish but it is also one of Time Out Market Dubai’s most visually interesting. You’ll want to get a snap before delving into this unique eat that comprises a whole soft shell crab, watercress and lashings of wasabi dressing in a bao. There’s plenty more to get stuck into at this popular Eastern eatery, including the likes of locally-farmed Dibba bay oysters and the ‘Lobstar’, a bao loaded with lobster tempura, caviar and lime mayonnaise.
Dhs60.
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Gyu nikomi sando – Reif
Reif, from acclaimed chef, Reif Othman, is Time Out Market Dubai’s place to go for Japanese cuisine. The gyu nikomi sando – a braised katsu Angus beef and omelette toast creation – has become Reif’s most ordered dish and reached legendary status in the process. This popular hand-head delight is so good you’ll likely demolish it in record speed. Room for more? There’s plenty on Reif’s menu that you’ll want to get your chops around. From the chicken katsu sando with plenty of yuzu kosho mayo and umeboshi jam, and let’s not forget about the Angus beef yakisoba.
Dhs95.
Chicken shawarma – Liban
The chicken shawarma sandwich from Liban is another in-demand culinary offering from Time Out Market Dubai. The sensational shawarma comes loaded with garlic sauce, pickles and french fries. Liban serves up an array of classic Lebanese street food with a selection of mezze on offer, ranging from freshly blended hummus to crispy lamb kibbeh, alongside some of the region’s most popular grilled kebabs and freshly chopped salads. You might also want to try the Francisco sandwich complete with baked chicken strips and mozzarella, or there’s the mixed grill platter for meat lovers.
Dhs25.
Steamed dim sum platter – Long Teng
Sometimes you can’t go wrong with a good selection of dim sum, so it’s no surprise that the steamed dim sum platter from Long Teng is its most ordered dish. It includes a mouth-watering selection of truffle chicken xiao long buns, shrimp and cabbage dumplings and assorted mushroom dumplings. Also on offer on Long Teng’s menu are salt and pepper crispy prawns and seafood fried rice. This Time Out Dubai award-winning authentic Chinese restaurant has become a Dubai favourite for Chinese cuisine, so if you are overdue some flavours from the Orient, look no further.
Dhs88.
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Beef brisker pho – Vietnamese Foodies
Vietnamese Foodies is a family-run restaurant that serves up a hearty and homely array of Viet dishes. Its most popular South-East Asian flavour sensation comes in the form of its beef brisker pho. This popular dish packs a flavourful punch with 14-hour bone broth served with Viet herbs, bean sprouts, lime and jalapenos. Other highlights on Vietnamese Foodies’ menu include the lemongrass grilled chicken rice and of course banh mi sandwiches.
Dhs54.
Burrata butter chicken – Masti
Headed up by chef Prashant Chipkar, Masti is a place that plates up some seriously good Indian fusion dishes with a dash of global influence from destinations such as South Africa, Italy and Peru. Masti’s superstar dish comes in the form of its burrata butter chicken. Expect charcoal roasted chicken tikka in a flavour-packed makhani sauce. Whilst you are at it, you might also want to try a new-style chicken biryani made with homemade preserved spice, slow-cooked long-grain rice and topped with crispy kale. Or there’s also the lasooni palak paneer cottage cheese tossed in thickened spinach with brown garlic. Delish!
Dhs85.
Lasagna – Fulvio
Lasagna is renowned as a go-to Italian favourite and so it’s no surprise that it is Fulvio’s most ordered dish. Fulvio’s hearty homemade lasagna is made with generous helpings of bolognese and béchamel sauce, along with plenty of cheese for creamy, comforting indulgence. Its lineup of other Italian classics also includes creamy penne alfredo, black truffle risotto and homemade spinach and ricotta ravioli in a fresh tomato sauce.
Dhs79.
Time Out Market Dubai, Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai, timeoutmarket.com/dubai.
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