Dubai Hills Dining Guide
The Best Restaurants in Dubai Hills
Dubai Hills looks like a pure residential community, all villas, parkland and a golf course, so the dining surprises people. Tucked into its Business Park are a Michelin-starred restaurant and three Bib Gourmands, which makes this quiet suburb a real dining destination for anyone in the city.

We rated the area S to C on the food and the value, with no paid placements, and checked every Michelin claim against the live guide. The destination cooking sits in the Business Park, the everyday dining is the mall and the golf club, and the split between them runs through this guide. This is the estate-wide view; for the mall food court specifically, see our dedicated Dubai Hills Mall guide.
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The short answer
Top of the list right now: Avatara. Below is the full honest ranking, S to C, drawn from real diner reviews.
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Michelin star (Avatara)
3
Bib Gourmands
9
spots rated
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paid placements
The rating system
How the tiers stack up
Legendary
Drop everything and go.
Excellent
A confident recommendation.
Good
You’d happily go back.
Fine
It’s fine. It exists.
This area guide earns its S honestly: Avatara holds a retained Michelin star. The A tier is Michelin's own Bib Gourmand value mark (DUO, REIF, Revelry). A C is a spot where the view and the setting are most of the bill, which is the golf-club story here. There is no D, because nothing on this list is a poor meal.
The picks, ranked
- S · Legendary
Avatara
Dubai Hills Business Park
A retained Michelin star and the world's only Michelin-starred all-vegetarian Indian restaurant. One multi-course tasting menu that turns Indian vegetarian cooking into real theatre. The reason Dubai Hills is on the city's food map.
The destination tasting menuSplurge - A · Excellent
DUO Gastrobar
Dubai Hills Business Park
A Michelin Bib Gourmand, which is the guide's own mark for great food at a fair price. Modern cooking with Asian and European accents, and a signature oxtail pie that regulars come back for. The best value-for-quality in Dubai Hills.
Michelin-verified valueMid - A · Excellent
REIF Japanese Kushiyaki
Dubai Hills Business Park
Chef Reif Othman's casual kushiyaki counter, a Bib Gourmand doing smoky skewers and modern Japanese small plates. Serious cooking from a big-name chef at relaxed prices.
Chef-led Japanese skewersMid - A · Excellent
Revelry
Dubai Hills
A Bib Gourmand Indian spot with a fully licensed bar, doing bold, modern Indian plates in a lively room. A fun, well-priced night out that the Michelin inspectors rated for value.
Modern Indian with a barMid - B · Good
Hillhouse Brasserie
Dubai Hills Golf Club
The clubhouse all-day brasserie, international comfort food and steaks on a terrace over the course. Polished and pleasant, and a chunk of the appeal is the green and the setting.
All-day dining with a course viewMid - B · Good
Al Beiruti
Dubai Hills
Authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern done well, mezze, grills and fresh bread in a comfortable community setting. A reliable, good-value neighbourhood table away from the Michelin rooms.
Neighbourhood LebaneseMid - B · Good
The Tap House
Dubai Hills (near the Business Park)
A licensed community gastropub with pub plates, screens and a terrace. A dependable local for a casual drink and a bite, with no fine-dining pretensions.
A casual community localMid - B · Good
Eataly
Dubai Hills Mall
The Italian marketplace in the mall is the estate's best everyday sit-down, with fresh pasta, a cheese room and a terrace. The destination of the mall itself, covered in full in our Dubai Hills Mall guide.
The mall's Italian anchorMid - C · Fine
The Duck Hook
Dubai Hills Golf Club
A British gastropub at the clubhouse with fish and chips, a Sunday roast and Burj Khalifa views from the terrace. The food is fine, and the views, the happy hour and the clubhouse vibe are most of what the bill buys. It lands here on value.
Views and a pub pintMid
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A Michelin star and three Bib Gourmands in one suburban business park is a remarkable thing.
What it’ll cost
The price ladder
Value
0Won’t break the bank
Mid
8A treat, not a splurge
- DUO Gastrobar
- REIF Japanese Kushiyaki
- Revelry
- Hillhouse Brasserie
- Al Beiruti
- The Tap House
- Eataly
- The Duck Hook
Splurge
1Special-occasion money
- Avatara
Across Dubai
Where they are
Dubai Hills Business Park
- AvataraDirections →
- DUO GastrobarDirections →
- REIF Japanese KushiyakiDirections →
Dubai Hills
- RevelryDirections →
- Al BeirutiDirections →
Dubai Hills Golf Club
- Hillhouse BrasserieDirections →
- The Duck HookDirections →
Dubai Hills (near the Business Park)
- The Tap HouseDirections →
Dubai Hills Mall
- EatalyDirections →
The Business Park is the real destination
Everything that makes Dubai Hills a dining destination sits in one unglamorous office cluster, the Business Park. Avatara is the headline: a retained Michelin star and the world's only Michelin-starred all-vegetarian Indian restaurant, built around a single multi-course tasting menu that treats Indian vegetarian cooking as fine dining. It is worth the drive from anywhere in the city.
Alongside it, DUO Gastrobar and REIF Japanese Kushiyaki both hold Bib Gourmands, Michelin's mark for great food at a fair price, and Revelry adds a third for modern Indian. Four Michelin-recognised kitchens in one business park is a remarkable thing for a suburb, and it is the heart of this guide.
Everyday dining: the mall and the golf club
Outside the Business Park, Dubai Hills eats like the comfortable community it is. The golf club clubhouse has Hillhouse Brasserie for an all-day meal with a course view, and The Duck Hook for pub food and Burj Khalifa sunsets. Both are pleasant, and both lean on the setting.
The mall covers the rest, anchored by Eataly, with a full spread of family and chain dining we rate in detail in our Dubai Hills Mall guide. For the neighbourhood everyday, Al Beiruti and The Tap House round out the casual options.
Where the value really is
The value story in Dubai Hills is the Bib Gourmands. DUO Gastrobar and REIF give you Michelin-verified cooking at mid-range prices, which is the best quality-for-money in the area by a distance. If you want the top of the range, Avatara's tasting menu is the splurge that justifies itself.
The golf-club rooms are where the setting does the pricing. The Duck Hook is fine for a pint and a view, and it sits at C because you are paying mostly for the terrace, the views and the clubhouse feel. The same view-tax runs through our restaurants with a view guide.
Is Dubai Hills worth the trip for food?
For the Business Park, yes, without hesitation. A Michelin star and three Bib Gourmands in one cluster would be a strong showing for a whole district, let alone a quiet residential one, so Avatara, DUO and REIF are all worth a dedicated trip.
Beyond those, Dubai Hills is a comfortable community that eats well without a deep independent restaurant scene of its own, and that is a fair way to plan a visit. Come for the Michelin cooking, and treat the mall and golf club as the convenient everyday around it. For more of the city, see our wider Dubai guide.
Head to head
The Business Park vs the golf club
Come for the Michelin cooking, treat the mall and golf club as the everyday around it.
Frequently asked
What are the best restaurants in Dubai Hills?
Avatara, a Michelin-starred all-vegetarian Indian tasting menu in the Business Park, is the standout. DUO Gastrobar and REIF Japanese Kushiyaki both hold Michelin Bib Gourmands nearby, and Revelry adds a third for modern Indian. Those four are the real reasons to come.
Is there a Michelin-starred restaurant in Dubai Hills?
Yes. Avatara in the Dubai Hills Business Park holds one Michelin star, awarded in 2023 and retained in the 2024 and 2025 Dubai guides. It is billed as the world's only Michelin-starred all-vegetarian Indian restaurant, serving a single multi-course tasting menu.
Where is the best value dining in Dubai Hills?
The Bib Gourmands are the value picks: DUO Gastrobar and REIF Japanese Kushiyaki both offer Michelin-recognised cooking at mid-range prices, which is the best quality-for-money in the area. Revelry is a third Bib Gourmand option for modern Indian.
Are the Dubai Hills Golf Club restaurants good?
Hillhouse Brasserie and The Duck Hook are both pleasant, with course and Burj Khalifa views and all-day menus. They are priced for the setting, so they are best thought of as a nice meal with a view.
Is Dubai Hills Mall dining covered here?
This guide focuses on the wider Dubai Hills estate, especially the Business Park and golf club. For the mall's restaurants and food court, including Eataly and Vietnamese Foodies, see our dedicated Dubai Hills Mall guide.
Are these rankings sponsored?
No. Nobody paid to be on this list. These tiers synthesize real diner sentiment and verified Michelin recognition across the MICHELIN Guide, What's On Dubai, Gulf Business, Sotheby's and Christie's, and community tiers from actual app users layer in over time.
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