2. HajiAli Juice Centre

For nostalgic Indian expatriates who have made Dubai their home, Haji Ali offers a taste of Mumbai in a glass. The roadside juice stop has earned a loyal following since it opened in 1937.

History:

DUBAI // The Haji Ali Juice Center in Mumbai is set against the backdrop of the majestic Haji Ali Mosque, visited daily by thousands of worshippers. The roadside juice stop has earned a loyal following since it opened in 1937 by the entrance to the mosque, refreshing the faithful with sandwiches, fresh fruit juices, milkshakes and faloodas (a cold tapioca and rosewater drink).

Closer to home, the Haji Ali Juice Center in Oud Metha might not have the same rich history or picturesque views, but it carries on the tradition of warm service and affordable prices. Located in a busy bylane of an older quarter of Dubai, the cafe is surrounded by restaurants, salons, mosques, community clubs and residential buildings.

And, like the home branch in Mumbai, the smell of fresh fruit juices and grilled sandwiches wafts through their doors and down the street, luring hungry customers.

For nostalgic Indian expatriates who have made Dubai their home, Haji Ali offers a taste of Mumbai in a glass. That’s a lot of expats and a lot of glasses: the emirate is the only place outside India to which Haji Ali has expanded (it also has a presence in Chennai).

Opening Hours:

Mon – Sun: 5am to 1am

Known for:

It’s good quality counting healthy offering has always been the attraction point. Also, offers the seaview giving cool and resting vibes. Not missing on the prompt services it offers with wide range of choices.

Things To do:

Trying the iconic strawberry menu for wintery months and Mango for summer. Fresh fruit cream with rich fruits.

Location:

Lala Lajpatrai Marg, Haji Ali, Breach Candy, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400026

Insider Tips:

Strawberry cream is must to order. The first place in Mumbai to start with Fresh cream and fruits.