Nestled in the vibrant heart of Old Dubai, Karama is one of the city’s oldest and most colorful neighborhoods.
This bustling dining hub offers a melting pot of authentic flavors that reflect Dubai’s multicultural spirit. Whether you’re enjoying the Indonesian satay and nasi goreng at Dapoer Kita, or savoring spice-packed Southern Indian dishes at Calicut Paragon, every meal here tells its own story.
Karama’s culinary map also features delights like fresh seafood at Sallet Al Sayad, hearty Maharashtrian thalis at Peshwa, and rich Ethiopian platters at Zagol—making it a must-visit destination for food lovers.
Calicut Paragon
If you’re craving the bold and fragrant flavors of Kerala, Calicut Paragon delivers in every bite. Known for its Southern Indian specialties, it’s been a budget-friendly favorite for years.
From chicken Malabari and fish tikka to creamy moilee and masala mushrooms—served with fresh, hot naan—this is comfort food with a spicy kick.
Dapoer Kita
Dapoer Kita is a little slice of Indonesia in Dubai, offering a menu that keeps regulars coming back. Favorites include tender chicken satay, flavorful nasi goreng, and the warming soto ayam.
The daily buffet, friendly service, and cozy atmosphere make it an ideal place to enjoy a taste of home or discover something new.
Eric’s
Eric’s is a celebration of Goan coastal cuisine, with Portuguese influences and a focus on fresh seafood. Think fried, roasted, or curried dishes paired perfectly with a chilled drink.
The homely atmosphere is enhanced by traditional interiors and artwork from Indian cartoonist Mario Miranda, making dining here feel like visiting a friend in Goa.
LIZ Restaurant
For Kerala cooking with a lighter touch, LIZ Restaurant is a gem. Meals are prepared with less oil and ghee, allowing the natural flavors to shine.
If you meet the friendly owner—who often takes orders himself—expect a warm chat and a dining experience that feels like family.
Khandani Rajdhani
This is where Rajasthani hospitality meets a feast fit for royalty. The vegetarian thali here includes over 27 dishes served in generous portions, from ghee-rich curries to fragrant saffron rice.
Servers will insist you try “just one more” bite until you’re happily full. At Dhs53, it’s a treat worth experiencing at least once.
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