
Chef Lanka
A long-running Sri Lankan restaurant opposite Karama Park, popular for chicken kottu, hot butter cuttlefish and a budget lunch buffet.

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A long-running Sri Lankan restaurant opposite Karama Park, popular for chicken kottu, hot butter cuttlefish and a budget lunch buffet.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bakery on Al Diyafah Street serving string hoppers, isso wade and fish curry, plus Sri Lankan short eats.

A Sri Lankan and Filipino restaurant in First Entry Mall, IMPZ, serving rice and curry, hoppers, kottu roti and prawn curry.

A Sri Lankan restaurant on Damascus Street in Al Qusais serving hoppers, kottu roti, dhal curry and chicken lamprais.

A Sri Lankan cafe in JLT Cluster C serving kottu, pol roti, curries, short eats and Sri Lankan desserts.

A Sri Lankan restaurant on 2nd December Street in Al Hudaiba, near Satwa, open from early morning until late.

A Sri Lankan restaurant on Marasi Drive in Business Bay serving banana-leaf rice and curry, lamprais, kottu and biryani, for dine-in and delivery.

A Sri Lankan eatery in Al Bada'a near Satwa for dine-in, takeaway and delivery, open from 8am to midnight.

A small Sri Lankan street-food spot in Al Karama built around kottu, with Sri Lankan-style submarine rolls.

A home-style Sri Lankan restaurant in Discovery Gardens, known for crab curry, hoppers and weekend lamprais.

A Sri Lankan restaurant and bar in Dubai.

A Sri Lankan restaurant near Al Ghubaiba Road in Bur Dubai with dine-in, takeaway and delivery.
Banda Kade, a Sri Lankan grocery and speciality shop in the Greece Cluster of International City, Dubai.
A Sri Lankan grocery with a shop at the Al Karama fish market, also selling fresh produce and Sri Lankan foods online.
A Sri Lankan cargo service in Ras Al Khor Industrial Area handling personal effects and shipments to Sri Lanka.
A Deira-based cargo and freight forwarder shipping door-to-door from the UAE to Sri Lanka.
An independent Sri Lankan-run auto repair and maintenance workshop in Al Quoz Industrial Area.
A Dubai office on Sheikh Zayed Road marketing residential property investments in Sri Lanka.
A Dubai grocery and foodstuff trader in the Overseas Building, Al Badaa, supplying Sri Lankan food products.
The UAE office of Laksiri Seva, a Sri Lankan cargo company, on Al Fahidi Street in Bur Dubai, handling shipments to Sri Lanka.
LankanCart, an online Sri Lankan supermarket based in Al Qusais Industrial Area, delivering Sri Lankan groceries across the UAE.

The Al Qusais branch of Miamix, a budget-friendly Sri Lankan restaurant group, on Damascus Street.
A neighbourhood minimart in the France Cluster of International City selling Sri Lankan produce, tropical foods and household goods.
A Deira cargo service offering door-to-door sea and air freight from Dubai to Sri Lanka.
The UAE office of Spa Ceylon, the Sri Lankan Ayurvedic wellness brand, near Deira City Centre.

A Sri Lankan restaurant led by Chef Harsha serving home-style Sri Lankan food in Jumeirah Village Circle and IMPZ.
A Sri Lankan-run tailor in Jumeirah Village Circle making custom-fitted clothing and alterations.

A Sri Lankan restaurant in JLT Cluster N serving Jaffna crab curry, kottu, weekend lamprais and watalappam.

The first overseas branch of the Colombo Sri Lankan-Chinese restaurant chain, serving hot butter cuttlefish, devilled chicken and other island favourites.

A small Sri Lankan kitchen in International City, known for lamprais, devilled chicken and weekly meal packages.

A home-style Sri Lankan cafe in International City serving string hoppers, pittu, kottu and devilled prawns.

A Sri Lankan food-court restaurant in Lulu Hypermarket, Al Barsha, cooking regional dishes from scratch, including lamprais and kottu, with a weekend buffet.

A Sri Lankan seafood restaurant in Dubai Marina, known for Jaffna crab curry and Mirissa-style dishes.
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