Lunch At MORE Cafe

We spent our Saturday at Dubai Festival City. We had breakfast at IKEA cafeteria then Hubby took a few hours to work. I brought Little C to the play area and had  a good dose of fun. He took a nap after lunch time giving Hubby and I a few minutes to enjoy our meal.

Saturday lunch was spent at a family favorite and homegrown restaurant, MORE Cafe. We have spent oriental breakfast here and couple of dinner but this is going to be our first visit at high noon.

A meal at MORE Cafe always starts with a refreshing ice cold water with mint and lemon.

The restaurant also has branch in The Dubai Ma and Al Murooj Rotana. They all exhibit this suspended table in the center of the dining area.

On top are their unique shabby-chic bolted menu, country breads, and home made marmalade jam.

We chose  to join the long table with plenty of reading materials. All MORE Cafe branch offer WiFi connection and usually on weekdays, these tables are packed with people and their laptops.

Hubby ordered paella – saffron rice with prawns, mixed seafood, chicken, bell pepper, olives and garnished with fresh lemon and tomatoes. If you wish something more authentic, Paella lovers can head to Seville’s Spanish Tapa Bar located at Wafi City.


I chose my Indonesian favorite meal, a plate of Nasi Goreng. Fried rice with coconut sauce, three skewers of chicken satay with peanut sauce served  with spicy kroepek. If you like this dish, you might also wish to try Nasi Goreng served by Noodle Factory.

We were also served a variety of pickles and dipping sauce.

Dining at MORE Cafe in Festival City gives you an a relaxing view of the Festival Marina.

I was eyeing for desert but boy I forgot they do enormous serving here. Too bad I didn’t get to sample their carrot cake. Here’s a sneak peak of their dessert counter.

 

14 Responses to Lunch At MORE Cafe

  1. whoa, i love both but i’d probably go for your Nasi Goreng.:p
    and those cakes look tempting, too!

  2. Excellent photography! And the foods seemed incredibly delicious.

  3. I love nasi goreng and I like that most Indonesian dishes are served with kropek :) That’s a great place to waste Sunday mornings with all those magazines to read.

  4. Love your pics! they all look so appetizing :-)
    Happy FTF!

  5. Lovely choices. I usually have nasi goreng so I think I’d go with paella this time.

  6. Urgh! It’s almost lunch time here and your food photos really made me hungrier! :)

    Thanks for sharing!

  7. that’s why I sometimes hate Fridays.. it’s because I always drool in all your entries and want to go out for Food Trip in the middle of the night.

  8. beautiful shot of the place! the barbeque look so good! yum!

  9. Sunday is paella day.. kagutom

  10. Wow, I love the interiors and the food looks sumptuous, the dessert mouthwatering.

  11. yay! another world class restaurant to check out in Dubai :-) delish foods you have here Sis especially the first meal on the plate :-) Dropping by from Food Trip Friday.

  12. u8mypinkcookies

    mmmmm!!! so yummy looking dishes!

  13. Nice pictures! It looks delish!

  14. Everything’s drool-worthy! I’m not a paella-fan, but it made me want to grab the paella plate, and indulge.

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