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    Menus arrive as faux passports, which tells you most of what you need to know about the vibe here. This casual all-day restaurant in Dubai Mall leans hard into fusion, pairing Middle Eastern ingredients with global formats: wagyu kebab in bao, French omelette spiced with za'atar, a fatteh bar at dinner. The breakfast side skews playful to a fault, but the lunch and dinner menu settles into something more grounded.

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    • Miniature bao buns

      “Think miniature bao buns with grilled wagyu kebab skewers and cranberry sriracha, or a French omelette stuffed with cheese and cooked in Arabic za’atar spices.”

      The 50
    • Grilled wagyu kebab skewers

      “Think miniature bao buns with grilled wagyu kebab skewers and cranberry sriracha, or a French omelette stuffed with cheese and cooked in Arabic za’atar spices.”

      The 50
    • Shrimp sayadieh

      “the lunch and dinner menu levels up with hot pots of shrimp sayadieh (a fish and rice dish), four types of hummus and a fatteh bar.”

      The 50

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