The best Indian restaurants in Dubai in 2026 include Trèsind Studio on Palm Jumeirah, Indego by Vineet at Grosvenor House, Bombay Brasserie at Taj Dubai and the long-running budget favorite Ravi Restaurant in Al Satwa.
Dubai has one of the largest Indian dining scenes outside India, from three-Michelin-star tasting menus to cheap, busy canteens. Fine-dining venues need a booking, while casual places in Satwa and Karama are walk-in.
A Michelin three-star Indian tasting-menu restaurant.
Trèsind Studio describes itself as the only Indian three-Michelin-star restaurant in the UAE, with a fine-dining approach that challenges common perceptions of Indian cuisine. It is on Palm Jumeirah.
It suits a special occasion and adventurous eaters.
Good to know: Book well ahead.
Palm Jumeirah, Dubai, UAE
A contemporary Indian restaurant at Grosvenor House.
Indego by Vineet is an award-winning contemporary Indian restaurant at Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, in Dubai Marina, according to its site.
It suits a smart dinner in the Marina.
Good to know: Reserve through the hotel's booking line.
Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai Marina, Dubai, UAE
A classic Indian restaurant at Taj Dubai.
Bombay Brasserie is an Indian restaurant at Taj Dubai in Business Bay, serving what Taj calls authentic Indian flavors.
It suits business dinners and families.
Good to know: Book through the Taj website for set menus.
Taj Dubai, Business Bay, Dubai, UAE
A long-standing budget Pakistani and Indian canteen.
Ravi Restaurant on Al Satwa Road is a long-standing budget favorite for Pakistani and Indian dishes. It has no website of its own, so use the Maps link to find it.
It suits cheap, quick, hearty meals.
Good to know: It is busy at lunch and dinner, so expect a wait.
247 Al Satwa Road, Satwa, Dubai, UAE
Trèsind Studio, which its website calls the only Indian three-Michelin-star restaurant in the UAE.
Ravi Restaurant in Al Satwa is a long-standing budget favorite.
Yes, most have large vegetarian menus. Check the menu for your needs.
For Trèsind Studio and Indego, yes. For casual places such as Ravi, no.