Indian and Chinese takeout are without any questions the best in the world. These are the most well-liked and well-popular options; they are safe picks that are usually a flavorful, delightful comfort food. Going outside for anything other than strictly necessary is becoming less and less enticing as heat pours down on us. Take your pick from this list of Asian takeout, but for those who are Team Indian, see ours here.
Gully Kitchen
This is the quick, offshoot delivery service for the well-known Bombay Borough Indian restaurant, which is situated in the DIFC. Gully kitchens, sometimes known as street kitchens, operate on the principle of preparing large, hot meals rapidly and delivering them even faster to ensure that they reach the customer hot. Serving homemade Indian originals and inventive dishes like grab-and-go biryani and gluten-free dosa pockets, Gully Kitchen is a good option for informal eating.
Bombay Bungalow
A domestic company called Bombay Bungalow serves up contemporary Indian cuisine that will make you nostalgic for the real deal. The menu has been updated with a modern touch on classic Indian dishes, drawing inspiration from their long history. The best thing is that you can take advantage of all of this goodness while lounging in your own house. Try some curries, tikkas, kababs, and tandoori.
The Crossing
This is the place to go if you’re looking for fine dining Indian takeaway. The Crossing honours the diversity of India and features lesser-known specialties from across the nation, including northeastern India’s hidden treasures, India’s coastline, and Rajput cooks. Pick from delicacies like toddy store prawn, chicken makkhan malai, and dumplings from Kalimpong.
Bombay Brasserie
The Taj Dubai’s Bombay Brasserie offers a variety of modern and traditional Indian delicacies, a live kitchen and a botanical bar. The Taj Hotel’s creative chef serves up delicacies like khajoor anjeer halwa, chilgoza falli, malai broccoli, and tawa scallops. All of this is available for sampling on a weekend or weeknight when you’d rather stay home rather than go out when the urge strikes.
Roobaru
Perhaps the ideal takeout option is Roobaru in Downtown Dubai; it’s fuss-free, quite informal and budget-friendly, but it’s still sophisticated enough to feel like you’re having something special at home. This place serves great, traditional, yet light meals. Taste the prawn inchipuli, the bang bang gobi, and the scorched garlic paneer tikka. You have access to the full menu, as they also serve chai and chaat.
