Loomi Kebab
The creator loves Loomi’s smoky, juicy charcoal kebabs, especially the buttery kubida paired with charred lamb fat. The 109 AED mixed platter, served with rice, salad, and yogurt, is praised as enough for 2–3 people.
Dubai-based individual food blogger focused on showcasing the city’s “biggest bites,” suggesting oversized, indulgent or visually striking dishes. With no recent captions available, specific cuisines, restaurant types and reviewing style are unclear.
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Loomi Kebab
The creator loves Loomi’s smoky, juicy charcoal kebabs, especially the buttery kubida paired with charred lamb fat. The 109 AED mixed platter, served with rice, salad, and yogurt, is praised as enough for 2–3 people.
Lad's Burger
The 12-ounce 70s Burger features charcoal-grilled Australian Wagyu, homemade pickles, grilled onions, cheddar, mozzarella, egg, and barbecue sauce. At AED 52, the creator found it juicy, smoky, comforting, and better value than Dubai’s average.
Cool Runnings
A Jamaican food truck serving authentic generational recipes. The creator loved the Full Yuh Belly’s smoky jerk chicken, tender curry goat, plantain, rice and peas, while the Patty Stack offered a creative comfort-food twist.