62 reviews

Spice lab restaurant

Name: Spice lab restaurant
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.6

Dubai

Al Barsha - Al Barsha 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Restaurant Historical landmark

Service Options Dine-in Drive-through No-contact delivery

+971 56 129 6309

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Spice lab restaurant is a restaurant and historical landmark located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.60 out of 5 stars based on 62 reviews. The street address of this business is Al Barsha - Al Barsha 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Spice lab restaurant is open seven days a week 24 hours a day.

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Where Spice lab restaurant is located at?: Spice lab restaurant is located at Al Barsha - Al Barsha 1 - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Spice lab restaurant?: The contact number of Spice lab restaurant is +971 56 129 6309

Reviews

5 Anas Rozario 41 months ago

This eatery is still housed in a shipping container.
The experience is pleasant.

The individuals that serve the food are friendly and chatty.
We're worn out, but the special charcoal chicken is excellent, good, and delicious.

I feel pleased about everything.
More space and infrastructure are required.

5 Ananthu P Nair 34 months ago

When they opened my experience was really bad and i didn't go for a long time. But recently i visited again, it was really satisfactory and the taste of food was awesome.

1 Alee Vlogs 40 months ago

Not worth the price and what is advertise in the menu the thing is absolute opposite of it ordered mega zinger burger and it turns out to be slimmest zinger burger patty of all time. Wasted my money.

4 FA TiMz 40 months ago

Very near to the Mall of Emirates, walk out from the Food court exit ground floor.
24hr Tea Store
Great parathas

1 SANJANA CHOMPFEL 39 months ago

ThisPeople should learn how to make biryani.
Their chicken peices is so hard that it can be only chewed by a dog not humans.
And on requesting change it. They refused.
I waste my money. Time very bad taste.

4 Niaz Hussain 39 months ago

Had a nice cup of fresh milk tea with Hot Vada, Crisp Dal Vada and Chicken Cutlets. Looked like a popular place to have evening snack ???? Budget friendly and Quick. Definitely a good place for a evening Chai and Snacks.

5 Priyesh Thakur 42 months ago

It’s a very good restaurant. In my experience the service was very fast and the food is very tasty if you ever visit this place try their chicken Hyderabadi Biryani it’s very tasty although the best dish is grilled chicken because I have tries other near by restaurant also but I found that they are the best in the business. The restaurant is open 24 hour and for breakfast is too budget friendly if you like South Indian dishes. They also served things tea and snacks which is also good in taste

5 Gerald Millan 39 months ago

The food was great and delicious.... thanks for excellent service of the crew(kuya mohamed)..his very friendly and approachable...May allah bless him always for his hard work and kindness...

5 Munna John 35 months ago

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5 Sam Wanigaratna 38 months ago

Amazing place for kids. My two kids had a great time at the museum. The staff were very friendly and there are activities for all ages.

5 Paul Brown 46 months ago

Away from the ornate buildings at Greenwich sits an important Polar Sundial which explains the importance of Greenwich to world time and navigation. The inscription reads in part:

Maritime Greenwich A World Heritage Site

Greenwich is known as ‘the home of world time’, a fame that springs from its historic role in the improvement of navigation and its links with the Royal Navy.

In 1675 King Charles II founded the Royal Observatory, which still stands in Greenwich Park to advance navigation and astronomy. For over 250 years the Observatory’s work both underpinned Britain’s rise as a maritime power and contributed to wider safety at sea. As result, but the international agreement of 1884, Longitude 0’ at Greenwich became the Universal Prime Meridian - the baseline of world time.

In 1997 the importance of ‘Maritime Greenwich’ as a unique historic environment celebrating the sea ships, time, and the stars was recognized by its inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

5 Margaret Macken 38 months ago

Loved it all

5 Stuart Smitheringale 34 months ago

One of my favourite places in London

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