Walk through the front doors of The Cheesecake Factory and you will know you are in for something special. The Cheesecake Factory menu boasts more than 200 selections made fresh from scratch daily.
Fujiya Restaurant brings authentic Japanese flavours to Zaabeel. Come experience a true taste of Tokyo right here in Dubai!
Fujiya Restaurant on Al Mustaqbal Street, Trade Centre 2, offers an authentic Japanese dining experience in the heart of Dubai. As a licensed food and beverage provider, Fujiya serves a wide array of traditional Japanese dishes crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Whether you're craving expertly prepared sushi, rich ramen, or delicate tempura, Fujiya Restaurant is a must-visit for food lovers. It's a popular spot trusted by many for its genuine flavours and welcoming atmosphere.
Walk through the front doors of The Cheesecake Factory and you will know you are in for something special. The Cheesecake Factory menu boasts more than 200 selections made fresh from scratch daily.
Katsuya marries master sushi chef Katsuya uechi’s fresh takes on Japanese Classics with design icon Philippe Starck’s sleek and sultry interiors.
Tribes is the realizationof one man's passion for all things African! From the Cousine to the Music, Art and Design. Join our Tribe for a unique dining experience with outdoor views of the Burj Khalifa & Dubai fountain.
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