Baba Ghanouj Restaurant

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Al Kaf St, Deira, Corniche Deira, Corniche Deira, Deira, Dubai
Baba Ghanouj Restaurant
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Baba Ghanouj Restaurant
Al Kaf St, Deira, Corniche Deira, Corniche Deira, Deira, Dubai

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Get a real taste of authentic Lebanese cuisine at Baba Ghanouj Restaurant in Deira, your go-to spot for delicious mezze and hearty mains.

Baba Ghanouj Restaurant is a beloved Lebanese dining spot located in the vibrant heart of Deira, Dubai. Serving up traditional Lebanese dishes, this restaurant is a favourite for both locals and visitors seeking genuine flavours. From their signature baba ghanouj to flavourful shawarma and generous mixed grills, there’s something to satisfy every craving. Whether you're looking for a casual lunch, a family dinner, or a place to enjoy authentic Middle Eastern hospitality in Corniche Deira, Baba Ghanouj Restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere and consistently delicious food.

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Al Kaf St, Deira, Corniche Deira, Corniche Deira, Deira, Dubai
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