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Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, International Media Production Zone (Meaisem 1), Jebel Ali, Dubai

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Texas Chicken - American fast food restaurant in Al Barsha 1, Dubai. Burgers, chicken, and desserts with parking and wheelchair access.

Texas Chicken serves American fast food including burgers, chicken, and desserts in Al Barsha 1. Located on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, the lively, family-friendly restaurant offers valet and on-site parking. Open daily from 10:00 to 00:00, it accepts cash and card payments with wheelchair access available.

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Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, International Media Production Zone (Meaisem 1), Jebel Ali, Dubai

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