Dubai

Indian Restaurant Trèsind

The younger sibling of the magnificent Tresind Studio: a large and beautiful casual Indian restaurant that moved a year ago to the backstreets of the One&Only Royal Mirage hotel. The extensive menu contains all the main hits of the Indian cuisine but each with a twist: tandoori prawns come with Hollandaise foam and chicken with burnt pineapple carpaccio. Everything is delicious and the prices are affordable, especially by Dubai standards. That said, for dinner our restaurant guide recommends the chef’s signature menu: for 600 Dhs you’ll be stuffed with food.

Mohammad Zeeshan

brand chef

Concept

Casual Indian restaurant

Opening hours Monday - Sunday: 12–11:45 PM

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The address of the restaurant Trèsind

One&Only Royal Mirage, Arabian Court, Dubai Marina

https://tresind.com/

+971 56 420 9754

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