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asc_26 wrote:I really like going to IV, i can wear slippers and just be comfy while having sumptous dinner.
xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:I really like going to IV, i can wear slippers and just be comfy while having sumptous dinner.
What kind of food they serve at IV? And can we bring kids? I was thinking IV is some kind of resto-bar where no kids normally there.
Slippers rule!
I don't like fancy restaurants. Food is not worth it with the price.
I hated when I was going to one of the restaruant in Madinat Jumeirah. Though I dress nicely and wear shoes, they don't allow kids.
Concord wrote:DF Members "Recommendations" so far:
? IV [ASC-26 “I really like going to IV, i can wear slippers and just be comfy while having sumptous dinner”]…?
Unknown Devil wrote:
The Revolving Restaurant in Hyatt Regency Deira beside Hamriya Fish Market and Gould Souq. Forgot the Actual name
Very Nice.asc_26 wrote:Unknown Devil wrote:
The Revolving Restaurant in Hyatt Regency Deira beside Hamriya Fish Market and Gould Souq. Forgot the Actual name
+100 I've been there.
Concord wrote:asc_26 wrote:Unknown Devil wrote:
The Revolving Restaurant in Hyatt Regency Deira beside Hamriya Fish Market and Gould Souq. Forgot the Actual name
+100 I've been there.
So what's the name?
asc_26 wrote:Irish Village and some restaurants inside the compound but its crowded nowadays cos of tennis event.
xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:Irish Village and some restaurants inside the compound but its crowded nowadays cos of tennis event.
So...?
What kind of food they serve at IV? And can we bring kids? I was thinking IV is some kind of resto-bar where no kids normally there.
asc_26 wrote:xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:Irish Village and some restaurants inside the compound but its crowded nowadays cos of tennis event.
So...?
What kind of food they serve at IV? And can we bring kids? I was thinking IV is some kind of resto-bar where no kids normally there.
You can bring kids but not for dinner. There are restuarants (that serve asian, south american dishes, arabic and etc) inside the compound other than the Irish Pub. There's Costa Coffee shop also. Check the place with your wife first.
Concord wrote:DF Members "Recommendations" so far:
Asian Cuisine – Wagamama [Concord – “I have never had a bad meal or complaint about Wamagama”] at the Crown Plaza - Sheik Sayed road.
Steak House - Manhattan Grill [Noni – “always delicious”] at grand hyatt
Chinese – China Sea - [Jeevan - “Many would agree on this one “] at clock tower roundabout.
Chinese - 4 seasons @ Rydges Plaza [Look4theBest - "the Four seasons top of Rydges PLaza is great! Can't beat the crispy Duck pancakes and a few cold beers']
Chinese - Lan Kwai Fung [Fayz - "I don't know if it is the same chain as the one in Ibn Battuta but Lan Kwai Fung behind Lamcy Plaza is my favourite for chinese]
Thai - Lemongrass (XTY - “Tasty Thai foods, even better than what I had when living in Bangkok”] at the restaurant or food stall at Ibn Battuta mall.
Lebanese -Al Mallah restaurant [XTY -. “Best shawarma sandwich in town”] at Dhiyafah road.
Lebanese - Arz Lebanese restaurant [XTY – “Tasty boneless chicken”] at DIC etc.
Burgers – Hardy’s [Ian “I like Hardy's burgers... they're the bomb”] at all over the place.
Arabic - Al Damyati [V-Man – “ its not a posh place but its tasty”]...
Malaysian – Sky Tower Malasyan [Coops “is great - just simple food but really tasty!”] the first malaysia restaurant at the top of....sky tower (i think thats the one - next to Al Attar on SZR). [look4thebest – “I agree Sky Tower Malaysian is great!!”]
Indian - Nawab - [ unknown devil: "Only for Chicken Biryani and nothing else (In Jumeirah and Burdubai Al ain centre)
Indian - Khazana [ unknown devil; "Just beside Cyclone(owned by famous Indian Chef Sanjeev Kapoor)"]
Vietnamese [No recommendations Fayz needs "a nice big bowl of Pho and some Vietnamese coffee"]
asc_26 wrote:You can bring kids but not for dinner. There are restuarants (that serve asian, south american dishes, arabic and etc) inside the compound other than the Irish Pub. There's Costa Coffee shop also. Check the place with your wife first.
Concord wrote:I really thought "IV" was the name of a restaurant [roman numeral "4" or some initial]
Concord wrote:asc_26 wrote:xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:Irish Village and some restaurants inside the compound but its crowded nowadays cos of tennis event.
So...?
What kind of food they serve at IV? And can we bring kids? I was thinking IV is some kind of resto-bar where no kids normally there.
You can bring kids but not for dinner. There are restuarants (that serve asian, south american dishes, arabic and etc) inside the compound other than the Irish Pub. There's Costa Coffee shop also. Check the place with your wife first.
I'm taking IV off the list as it is not a restaurant! Its a place with restaurants. If there is a particular restaurant in there that you recommend then lets put it in. Otherwise we would just simply say "Deira" or "Marina" or "Bur Dubai", etc. and it won't be of much help.
I really thought "IV" was the name of a restaurant [roman numeral "4" or some initial]
xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:You can bring kids but not for dinner. There are restuarants (that serve asian, south american dishes, arabic and etc) inside the compound other than the Irish Pub. There's Costa Coffee shop also. Check the place with your wife first.
Looks like a fun place. Will definitely go there. Need to check on the map. It's somewhere near airport, right? Any exact direction (e.g. from City Center or Garhoud bridge)?
asc_26 wrote:Concord wrote:asc_26 wrote:xty wrote:asc_26 wrote:Irish Village and some restaurants inside the compound but its crowded nowadays cos of tennis event.
So...?
What kind of food they serve at IV? And can we bring kids? I was thinking IV is some kind of resto-bar where no kids normally there.
You can bring kids but not for dinner. There are restuarants (that serve asian, south american dishes, arabic and etc) inside the compound other than the Irish Pub. There's Costa Coffee shop also. Check the place with your wife first.
I'm taking IV off the list as it is not a restaurant! Its a place with restaurants. If there is a particular restaurant in there that you recommend then lets put it in. Otherwise we would just simply say "Deira" or "Marina" or "Bur Dubai", etc. and it won't be of much help.
I really thought "IV" was the name of a restaurant [roman numeral "4" or some initial]
You are mean Conc. I am going to IV either tonight or friday night, i will make sure to list down all the names of the restuarants there instead of generalising them as one "IV". hmm..there's sushi there also. IV is actually most expats' preferred hang out.
Just like in pyramid (in one building so many good restuarants), i can't remember all the restaurants' name, but i know they serve good food there plus ambiance. The other night, we went to Carter & there's(Spanish resto bar) & you can exit from seville's going to ginseng/planet hollywood.
There's also, ThaiShi - they serve Thailand, Chinese and Vietnamese food- im not sure with vietnamese. I will memorise the menu when i go there again.
too much an assignment for myself to do.
Coops wrote:Next door to this place is the Fish Basket (opp ENOC Building) - a great lebanese seafood place, you pick the type of seafood you want and then ask them to cook it how you like.
fayz wrote:Wicked I love Sea Shell, for AED 5 they have the best juices.
oh and just to clear things up Irish village is a bar/resto, I've heard mixed review about their bangers and mash (never personally tried it as it contains pork) but their fish and chips rock. For me I don't consider it child friendly and not a place for a meal but like the atmosphere there.
The place with the restaurants is next door, it is called Century village, there are sushi, Italian, Arabic, etc. restaurants there. That is not the IV asc, two completely separate venues. Century village is a nice place for a meal and is family friendly.
Cross Garhoud towards Deira just before the city centre exit you’ll see a right turn, I think there is a Chili’s there, take that side road and follow it around.
Coops wrote:Coops wrote:Next door to this place is the Fish Basket (opp ENOC Building) - a great lebanese seafood place, you pick the type of seafood you want and then ask them to cook it how you like.
Concord - dont forget to add the Fish Basket to the list - it is located behind lemongrass
Concord wrote:Bleakus wrote:Sea Shell Cafeteria is good stuff
Where is it!
xty wrote:Conc, I think we need to make some kind of template for it:
Restaurant name:
Location:
Type of food:
Recommended dish:
Recommended by:
- name, "quote"
- name, "quote"
