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The Saffron Boutique Reveals Its New Winter Menu

The Saffron Boutique Reveals Its New Winter Menu

When

Starting Today

Where

Ibn Battuta Gate

The Saffron Boutique Reveals Its New Winter Menu

 

Licensed Pan Indian restaurant, The Saffron Boutique in Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate, Dubai, is excited to announce its all-new Winter Menu. This menu offers dishes bound to throw you into a gastronomical experience. Some of the menu highlights include Zaffrani Yakhni Shorba for AED 40/45 (slow-cooked bone stock simmered in saffron and Indian spices), Lucknowi Lamb Chops for AED 84 (Marinated overnight with Awadhi spices and slowly cooked to perfection), Telangana Lobster Thermidor for AED 109 (Chef recommended and prepared in south-Indian style and cooked with mustard seeds, curry leaf, coconut cream and Indian spices), Sarson Da Saag with Makki Ki Roti AED 55 and more!

 

Pricing

Starting From AED 40

Address

Oaks Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate Dubai, Jebel Ali Village

Contact

+971 4 444 5578

About The Saffron Boutique

The Saffron Boutique in Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate, Dubai, is a fine-dining Pan-Indian cuisine restaurant featuring live music, expertly crafted cocktails from in-house mixologists and a vast array of tempting dishes with a soulful vibe. Relish in the authentic flavours and techniques of Indian cooking to celebrate the best of Pan-Indian cuisine, and a curated menu that highlights the best of the subcontinent. The vibrant colours and finely set space emanate royalty with a touch of modernism.

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