Gafoorkas Thattukada

Name: Gafoorkas Thattukada
Address: 100 10E St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Telephone: +971568449000
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.4

305 votes

#2496 of 18166 restaurants in Dubai

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Serving perfectly cooked chicken biryani, roast beef and fish curry is the hallmark of this restaurant. It might be nice to try delicious tea. At Gafoorkas Thattukada, you can order a takeaway. Most visitors point out that the staff is competent. If you want to enjoy nice service, you should visit this place. Based on the reviewers' opinions, prices are adequate. The ambiance is quiet, as people find it. But most guests who use Google didn't grant this spot a high rating.

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mohamed 2 months ago on Google

Now this restaurant closed. Reason continues heavy loss. And employees salary six month salary pending. Owner escape

Response from the owner 2 months ago

Hi Mr. Mohammed, restaurant closed for expansion work, will be opening soon to serve you better. Thanks

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Manaz 3 months ago on Google

I had a terrible experience with this mess service. They took my money for a whole month and then completely disappeared! They never delivered the food as promised, and they don’t even bother answering my calls. This is a scam, and I urge everyone to stay away. Do NOT trust them with your money—absolutely the worst service I've ever dealt with Service: 1

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V V Raja 4 years ago on Zomato

Once considered a poor man’s gruel, pazham kanji (fermented rice) is now a much sought after delicacy.

Not many know that Gafoorkas Thattukada in Al Qusais serves pazham kanji. Those who do know throng the place before noon because they stop serving it after 11am.

I had to rush there to get myself a bowl, and was I glad I did! I am doubtful if I can convey in words what I felt. The kanji was simple, yet extremely flavorful and satisfying. The accompaniments included kappa puzhukku (mashed tapioca), onakka meen curry (dry fish curry), onakka meen chammandi ( a dry condiment of fish and coconut), tenga chammandi (ground coconut with spices), and lemon pickle. I was immediately transported back home with the first slurp. The kappa was so soft that it almost dissolved in the water and the chammandi was tangy and spicy.

If you are craving for a feel of Kerala on any given day, be sure to head to Gafoorkas Thattukada.

But reach there before 11, and most importantly, it only costs 10AED (as of last week).

Needless to say, this time, not only was my tummy happy, but wallet too.?