Daily Express Restaurant - Al Barsha — Restaurant in Dubai

A Taste of Karachi in Dubai!

During my recent visit to Dubai, I found myself longing for a taste of home—Karachi’s iconic Nihari. Thankfully, my close friend, familiar with my love for authentic flavors, suggested we visit Daily Express Restaurant in Al Barsha.

The moment we stepped inside, I was greeted by the warm aroma of freshly cooked spices, instantly transporting me to the bustling streets of Karachi. The ambiance is simple but cozy, focusing entirely on the culinary experience.

Now, the highlight: the Nihari. It was nothing short of perfection. The slow-cooked beef was tender, flavorful, and paired beautifully with the thick, aromatic gravy. The balance of spices was impeccable, and the addition of fresh ginger, green chilies, and a dash of lime elevated the dish to another level. The freshly baked naan complemented it perfectly, making every bite a nostalgic delight.

The service was prompt and friendly, and the prices were surprisingly reasonable given the quality and portion sizes. It’s clear the chefs take pride in delivering an authentic Karachi-style experience.

If you’re a Karachiite in Dubai or someone eager to try one of Karachi’s most beloved dishes, Daily Express Restaurant is a must-visit. For me, it wasn’t just a meal—it was a journey back to my...

I wish I could give zero star. We used to enjoy their biryani and regularly ordered chicken biryani for our office. However, the last two orders, including today’s, were disappointing as the biryani was excessively oily, tasteless, and completely unappetizing.

When we complained about a previous order, the management refused to replace it, showing zero regard for customer satisfaction. Unfortunately, the same issue happened again today – a biryani so greasy and flavorless that it’s inedible.

This restaurant clearly has no quality control, and their service is just as poor as their food. We will never order from here again. Save your money and go elsewhere because management is not capable to take care of customers.

Lastly, when the restaurant staff came to collect the biryani, he called the restaurant, and we informed them that today’s order would be our last. Instead of showing any courtesy or concern, the staff simply responded with an indifferent “okay,” reflecting the restaurant’s rude and dismissive attitude. It’s clear they have enough business and couldn’t care about...

A very slient place for nice Tea in the Evening at Barsha but today I went there with a Guest of mine to offer him Tea and approach a waiter and asked for Tea as usual he said alright sir and immediately another waiter interrupted in between and and stop the waiter who was going to get the tea and told us Sir we don't serve Tea now as the restaurant is busy !! This was really like ? I don't know how do I express? I have invited a friend a guest for a tea because I really like this place and today it was like an insult, when the restaurant is empty they're even ready to take an order for Tea which is 2AED But when the restaurant is busy they don't want to serve the tea and I don't know what should I call the system, I wish I know the name of the waiter but I don't know his name anyways thank you for serving good tea for many months as I'm just your neighbor but I had a bad experience today just wanted to share I hope this get notified to the management and the instruct the waiters not to repeat...