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about how much food lunch and dinner, if not expensive to eat, because we only have
I go to the hotel Eureka 3 * only breakfast, how much for about 7 nights can be lunch, dinner for 2
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Good afternoon, if you eat local kebabs or inexpensive Lebanese cafes, you can eat for one person for an average of 30-35 dirhams, it's almost 10 dollars, but if it's some fast food chain, then somewhere 40-50 dirhams, in a restaurant 100 dirhams , in Dubai, food is very expensive, so the minimum is 40-50 dollars for two a day, you can save if you buy food in the supermarket, the rooms usually have a refrigerator, then it can be enough for two to 20 dollars a day. for $ 7 somewhere $ 400 should be enough, but this is without discos and alcoholic beverages, alcoholic beverages are sold only in hotels, there are no supermarkets, there is a dry law, and a bottle of beer costs about $ 10. So if you drink alcohol, take it with you. you can 2 bottles per person of strong drinks.
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answered 12 years ago
You can eat their national food in small cafes while paying 15-20 dirhams, which is approximately 33-44 hryvnias. within 10-15 dollars for dinner - they ate to satiety and took away what they had not yet eaten with them ... You can find a cafe for any income, and don't be afraid of the appearance - the main thing is how they cook;) 45 dirhams (about 100 gr.) - stewed beef, something from lamb, tasty and spicy)) and chicken pieces, salad, + free pita bread (delicious, hot) and a few snacks such as hummus, pickled vegetables ... the main thing - search and do not be shy just go to see the prices)))
Have a good rest!
Have a good rest!
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answered 12 years ago
in Dubai food is very expensive
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With permission, I'm in Russian - we are read by non-Ukrainians.
If you print a resume about food in Dubai - the price of food is DIFFERENT, there are expensive provisions, but there is also affordable - delicious and at a reasonable price. And then I read your post - and I get the impression that for food in Dubai you need to turn out all your pockets. This is not the case, do not scare tourists)))
You can eat great and LESS than $ 10. Not to be unfounded: in an Iranian restaurant (Decent and clean) ordered a lila kebab for 32 dirhams (not "naked ", but with french fries, surrounded by chopped tomatoes and greens) - in the same account brought soup, salad, cakes , a half-liter glass of kefir, all failed, packed leftovers, finished later at the hotel.
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With permission, I'm in Russian - we are read by non-Ukrainians.
If you print a resume about food in Dubai - the price of food is DIFFERENT, there are expensive provisions, but there is also affordable - delicious and at a reasonable price. And then I read your post - and I get the impression that for food in Dubai you need to turn out all your pockets. This is not the case, do not scare tourists)))
You can eat great and LESS than $ 10. Not to be unfounded: in an Iranian restaurant (Decent and clean) ordered a lila kebab for 32 dirhams (not "naked ", but with french fries, surrounded by chopped tomatoes and greens) - in the same account brought soup, salad, cakes , a half-liter glass of kefir, all failed, packed leftovers, finished later at the hotel.
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answered 12 years ago
Your street where the hotel is located is called Rigga Road is full of restaurants and cafes for every taste and budget. but they can harm the stomach, not accustomed to such a volume of spices
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answered 12 years ago
So you write that you ate in a restaurant for 32 dirhams, which is about 10 dollars, then what I wrote about is that in inexpensive local kebabs you can eat for 30-35 dirhams. For 25-30 UAH, you can take a set lunch in an inexpensive cafe, there are no such prices, the same as ours, but in dirhams, and it is 2.3 times more expensive than a hryvnia. That's why I wrote that it's expensive.
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answered 12 years ago
Yes, in principle, on Rigga Road, if you miss your native food, there are Russian restaurants, in my opinion Old Arbat, or something like that, you can eat there on average for 40-50 dirhams and there is free WiFi
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answered 12 years ago
Good evening! Just got back from Dubai. Eating is really not cheap. There are various bistros in Moloch, the average price of a meat dish is about 35-60 dih. Surprisingly, McDonald's turned out to be the cheapest for us))) In supermarkets, prices are reasonable, you can buy food there and heat it up in the room if you have a kitchen there.
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answered 12 years ago
It's just that in the malls, the cost of the cutlet includes the rental price of the restaurant, which is not cheap, hence the price. Mas-monopoly and prices in it are the same for all emirates
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answered 12 years ago
to marsez Can you tell me the name and location of this wonderful place?
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answered 12 years ago
sorry, but I won’t tell you))) it didn’t have a name))) yes there are a lot of such places, you just have to not be afraid of unsanitary conditions)))
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answered 12 years ago
The cheapest thing is to skimp on the vegetable and fish market there. King shrimp (30 AED per kg) and crabs (20 AED) are super! Go to the metro stop "Palm Deira". stands opposite the flagpole) not far from the free Jumeirah Open Beach. The cost is 1-10-15, 2-25-40 dirhams. Very tasty! I recommend. In grocery stores you can take dairy products, bread, salads by weight (100g -2.85 dir.), water, juice, cookies.
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answered 12 years ago
