Late-Night Eats

Late Night Food in Jumeirah

Choose late food on Jumeirah Beach Road, from dinner at Mimi Kakushi and a late Debs Romman table to the original Al Ijaza sandwich counter.

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Late Night Food in Jumeirah
Tantalizing chicken shawarma wraps with fresh vegetables and sauce, wrapped in foil, on a plate. Illustrative photo; not a named venue, artist or menu item. Photo: Mohammad Fahim / Pexels

For a table after midnight on Jumeirah Beach Road, start with Debs Romman in Umm Suqeim 2. Its operator lists kitchen service until 2 am. If you’re closer to Mercato or need food after 2 am, use Al Ijaza’s original Jumeirah 1 shop, which lists a 3 am close. Book Mimi Kakushi at Four Seasons Restaurant Village when dinner is the evening’s main plan. The venue stays open late, and the dinner reservation and kitchen window need their own check. Debs Romman branch guide · Al Ijaza locations · Mimi Kakushi reservations

What you wantWhere to startWhat to check
A booked Japanese dinnerMimi Kakushi, Four Seasons Restaurant VillageDinner slot and final food order
A table after midnight or a charcoal grill to collectDebs Romman, Shop 5, Umm Suqeim 2Seating, grill orders and pickup before 2 am
A sandwich after 2 amAl Ijaza, Shop 1 near Mercato MallJumeirah 1 branch and final counter order

Pick the stop by the landmark as well as the food. Near Mercato, the original Al Ijaza makes sense for a quick collection. If your evening ends near Kite Beach and you still want to sit down, Debs Romman is on the beach side of Jumeirah Street in Umm Suqeim 2. Mimi Kakushi is in the separate Restaurant Village building opposite the Four Seasons resort entrance. This guide follows the mainland road through Jumeirah and Umm Suqeim. Al Ijaza branch directory · Debs Romman directions · Four Seasons Restaurant Village

Mimi Kakushi for a late booked dinner

The restaurant is in the Restaurant Village at Four Seasons Resort, off Jumeirah Beach Road. The venue draws on 1920s Osaka, and the menu runs from sushi and sashimi to dumplings, skewers, rice pots and larger fish and meat dishes. This is the choice when the group wants to sit down together and order a meal in stages. If everyone needs a quick bite before heading home, decide that before booking a full dinner table. Mimi Kakushi

Book against the kitchen window

The operator publishes noon to 2 am daily as its regular venue hours. It also shows a 1 am kitchen last order under a separate March–April special-hours notice. The booking listing publishes dinner hours ending at 11 pm. For a late meal, use the reservation calendar for your date or call +971 4 379 4811. Give the time you expect to be at the table and ask whether the full à la carte menu will be available. Mimi Kakushi hours · Direct reservations · Mimi Kakushi dinner listing

Build the meal around one larger dish

Start with vegetable tempura and ginger dipping sauce at AED 65 per order or black cod and tiger prawn gyoza with citrus miso at AED 93 per order. For a larger dish to anchor the table, the menu lists miso black cod with citrus miso sauce at AED 250. If the table wants a hot rice dish instead, the donabe options include Japanese Wagyu with tamago and Wagyu dashi. The Japanese sweet corn with shiso and chilli ponzu butter gives you a vegetable dish alongside fish or rice. The menu says prices include service and VAT and are subject to a 7% municipality fee. Mimi Kakushi à la carte menu

For two people, the vegetable tempura, miso black cod and sweet corn come to AED 365 for three dishes, before the municipality fee. That gives you a crisp starter and a hot main with a vegetable side. If you’d rather have the Wagyu donabe as the centerpiece, the same starter and side with the AED 254 rice pot come to AED 369 on the same basis. Both are food subtotals for the table. If you have a late seating, ask whether the kitchen wants your full order together. Mimi Kakushi à la carte menu

The official Instagram photo shows a ramen bowl against the restaurant’s patterned interior. The caption identifies it as a business-lunch dish. For dinner, choose from the separate à la carte menu and check the late kitchen window when you book. Mimi Kakushi on Instagram · Mimi Kakushi dinner menu

Make a late reservation work for the whole table

The resort identifies the Restaurant Village as the curved building opposite its main entrance and says each restaurant handles its own reservations. Send the Mimi Kakushi pin to guests arriving separately. If you’re driving, the restaurant lists valet parking. Allow time between dropping the car and sitting down, especially when the last person is coming from another venue. Give the restaurant your likely seated time when you ask about ordering. Restaurant Village entrance · Mimi Kakushi location and valet

If two people want a lighter order, the AED 85 salmon and avocado maki, AED 93 black cod and prawn gyoza and AED 65 vegetable tempura total AED 243 before the municipality fee. The maki brings a cool bite with plum miso, while the other two dishes come from the hot kitchen. The AED 115 spicy tuna roll uses crisp nori and garlic miso. Swapping that in takes the food subtotal to AED 273. This is a useful order to discuss when a full fish or rice pot is more than you want at the end of the night. Mimi Kakushi à la carte menu

For a table where some diners want sushi and others want a hot plate, choose the centrepiece before adding a chef’s selection. The AED 399 nigiri selection lists nine pieces and the AED 479 sashimi selection lists eighteen. The quantities matter if four people expect to taste everything. A roll or a skewer order gives you another way to split the food. If you still want something sweet, the menu lists three pieces of mochi for AED 60 and Hokkaido cheesecake with yuzu and pineapple granita for AED 65. Ask when dessert orders close if your booking is late. Mimi Kakushi dinner and dessert menu

Debs Romman for a table or pickup after midnight

Use Shop 5, Jumeirah Street, Umm Suqeim 2. The family-run restaurant serves Levantine mezze, shawarma and manoushe alongside Peruvian-style charcoal chicken. The operator lists 1 pm to 2 am daily and describes kitchen service through 2 am. Call +971 4 565 7645 if you’re arriving late or booking for six or more. For a collection, use the restaurant’s WhatsApp, +971 58 848 0223, and agree on the time before leaving. The site lists paid street parking outside. Debs Romman hours and pickup · Umm Suqeim 2 branch guide

The late kitchen is the reason to use this stop when you still want chairs, plates and food to share. Ask for the terrace in cooler weather if the group wants to sit outside. For an indoor table, the restaurant’s reel offers a glimpse of a dark room with patterned lanterns and warm pendant lights. Use the booking contact for seating and the last order for the grill or oven. Debs Romman branch guide · Debs Romman on Instagram

A shared grill or a smaller takeaway

Start with the whole charcoal-grilled chicken at AED 54.99 on the live ordering menu. Add hummus at AED 20.99 and fattoush at AED 29.99 for an AED 105.97 food subtotal. The hummus gives you something to dip while the salad brings sumac and toasted bread. Check how many people the chicken will feed before adding a second main. The restaurant’s branch guide shows a lower figure for the chicken, so check the price at your table or in the basket. The subtotal uses the live ordering menu. Debs Romman online menu · Branch guide

If you’re collecting for two people with different appetites, the large chicken shawarma saj at AED 23.99 and a zaatar manoushe at AED 21.99 total AED 45.98 on the same menu. The shawarma comes in a wrap with garlic sauce and pickles. The manoushe gives the other person an oven-baked flatbread with zaatar. A six-piece falafel plate at AED 18.99 is another option when people want a few pieces to share. Ask the shop which items are still running if you’re close to 2 am. That is especially useful when one order needs the oven and the other needs the shawarma spit. Debs Romman online menu and contact · Branch menu descriptions

For a table that would rather try several things, the fried kibbeh at AED 31.99 comes to AED 82.97 with the hummus and fattoush. The kibbeh adds a hot, crisp bulgur shell with filling alongside the dip and salad. If someone wants a full plate, build around the charcoal chicken or ask about the separate Peruvian-style grill meals. The menu has several chicken listings, including separate combos. Name the exact item when you order, and check what sides come with it before paying for extras. Debs Romman online menu · Debs Romman branch menu

The restaurant links to Talabat and Deliveroo for delivery. Use your actual address in the app to see whether it can accept the order. For a ride home along the coast, arranging pickup directly lets you agree on a collection time and share the Shop 5 pin with the driver. If the group needs high chairs or a table for six, confirm those details while the restaurant can still seat and feed everyone. Debs Romman ordering · Debs Romman group seating

Al Ijaza for a later Beach Road pickup

Choose Shop 1 near Mercato Mall. Al Ijaza’s group directory lists 10 am to 3 am for the original Jumeirah outlet and 10 am to 2 am for Kite Beach. Use the number attached to Shop 1 in that directory, +971 4 349 3832, or the pickup number on the Jumeirah cafeteria site, +971 4 344 4874. If you’re arranging a late collection, repeat the branch name when you order. Al Ijaza group directory · Jumeirah cafeteria pickup information

Pick the sandwich before you arrive

The Hassan Mathar is crispy chicken and melted cheese on grilled flatbread. Choose the Zinger Mathar for spicy fried chicken with egg, jalapeños and sauce. The Jumeira Time has chicken cubes and cheese in a soft roll, while the Sultan Sandwich uses shredded chicken in tomato sauce. For a group pickup, choose by filling and bread before you order so you can hand out the right sandwiches in the car. The group offers advance pickup in its app. Select the original Jumeirah shop before checking what is available. Al Ijaza menu · Al Ijaza pickup and branches

The cafeteria’s Instagram photo shows its bilingual sign, string lights and street-side tables. The lettering makes a useful visual reference if you’re looking for the storefront. Use the current branch directory for the address and schedule. Al Ijaza on Instagram · Al Ijaza locations

Price a few sandwiches at the Jumeirah 1 shop

The branch’s Deliveroo menu lists Hassan Mathar at AED 10, Jumeirah Time at AED 9 and Sultan at AED 9. One of each comes to AED 28 before fees. That gives you a toasted flatbread, a soft roll with cheese and a tomato-sauce chicken filling to split up. If you already know two people want the signature sandwich, two Hassan Mathar and a Sultan come to AED 29 on the same menu. These are delivery-menu examples. Ask the counter for its current price and stock if you’re collecting in person. Al Ijaza Jumeirah 1 delivery menu · Al Ijaza operator menu

The same branch listing has a chicken tikka saj at AED 11 and a falafel sandwich at AED 7.50. That pair comes to AED 18.50 before fees. The menu describes the falafel sandwich with tahini, tomatoes and parsley. For a different filling, the beef chilli sandwich is AED 10, and the prawns Mathar is AED 10. If someone avoids shellfish, confirm ingredients and preparation with the shop. Use the exact sandwich name when you collect, as several of the toasted orders look similar once they’re wrapped. Al Ijaza Jumeirah 1 delivery menu

Confirm the pickup at Shop 1

If you’re leaving Kite Beach around 2:15 am, the original Al Ijaza by Mercato has 45 minutes left before its published close. Subtract the time it takes to get to Shop 1 and ask when the counter can have the food ready. The app advertises separate notifications when an order is confirmed and when it is ready for pickup. If you use the app, select Jumeira and check the pickup status before asking someone to collect. If the order window has closed or you have a tight arrival, use the branch phone and ask what it can still make. Al Ijaza branch addresses and order-ahead app · Al Ijaza app’s pickup status details

Send Shop 1, Jumeirah Beach Road, near Mercato Mall with the order name if somebody else is collecting. The mall is a landmark for the street-side cafeteria. If the rest of your group is still at dinner farther south, agree who is collecting and wait for the shop’s pickup time before anyone sets off. Original cafeteria directions and contact

Choose by the time you can actually arrive

At 10:30 pm with time for dinner. Check Mimi Kakushi’s reservation calendar and call if the seating is close to the end of the dinner window. Ask when the kitchen needs the order and whether you can still get a hot main. Send the Restaurant Village pin to the rest of the group once you have a time. Mimi Kakushi reservations · Restaurant Village directions

Around 12:30 am near Kite Beach. Choose Debs Romman if the group wants a proper table or a grill to share at home. Confirm seating or agree a collection time. If you only want a wrap and are already heading toward Mercato, the original Al Ijaza gives you a later window. Debs Romman service and pickup · Al Ijaza locations

After 2 am near Mercato. Call Al Ijaza’s original shop before making a special trip for a particular sandwich. The 3 am close gives you a window, and the counter can confirm what it will still make. Get the exact pickup point before booking your ride. Al Ijaza Jumeirah 1 pickup

Updated 9 November 2026. Confirm the dinner slot or final pickup order directly if you’re arriving close to closing.

Editorial note Night Dubai is an editorial guide for adults. Venue details, entry policies and line-ups change often. Check with the venue before you go, respect local laws and go out responsibly.
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