gazebo

went in with hubby and friends.goodambience and comfortable seating. we didn't have wait long and food was served by amicable staff. started off with tender bharwan seekh kebab. crisp naan and fragrant keema. followed by yummy mutton biriyani (the meat literally fell off the bone) and chicken biriyani. we topped it off with yummy kulfi and shahi tukda. total value for money. will be visiting soon again.

gazebo is famous in dubai particularly for its various aromatic biryanis that are served up in a clay pot that is sealed with dough. gazebo is now open in al ain, albeit a fair distance (about a 25 mins drive) from the town center.

we tried the grilled shrimps, chicken masala biryani & the chicken tikka masala. food was generallygoodand high quality, though i felt the biryani was not as outstanding as the one they serve in dubai, but stillgoodnonetheless. gulab jamun & ras malai for dessert were both truly delicious.

because it is so far away from the city center, i wonder how many people that aren't nearby would drive there frequently, given thegoodquality of indian food available in other parts of town.

hello friends. we visited the restaurant yesterday evening and found it quitegoodas the ambience is pretty calm and privacy is maintained. primarily the food is awesomelygoodwith fresh salads. we tried vegetarian food with daal e khaas and panner jalfrezi with banarasi pulao. thanks for the hospitality.

overall great experience andgoodfood. we ordered murgh lahori, hyderabadi biryani, rusmalai & masala tea..... biryani taste was not authentic as written in menu but rest of the food was outstanding.

verygoodfood. we ordered hyderabadi biryani and kabab masala and it was nice. service was a bit over the top as they kept asking to order more and more.. in generalgoodplace but for the price i paid i have definitely tasted better biryani than this one and for less price too.

my exact rating would be a 4.5.
except for the fact that one has to travel quite a distance from the town centre, i have no complaints against this amazing indian restaurant located at neima near the feet of jabal hafeet. the ambience is so pleasant and it’s a highly family friendly place with private cubicles where you can enjoy a lot of privacy. the food here just blew me off. to go light on the starters, we had ordered the murgh samosa which to me was the best samsosa i had ever had. it was soft and crispy at the same time, the filling was succulent and aromatic. for the mains, we had ordered ghosht kalimirch and breads which tasted so good. there was a perfect balance of sweet, tangy, hot flavours. everyone should definitely try the khasta roti and taftans, they are one of a kind. we had ordered bombay murgh biryani which was the chefs special. biryanis come in small traditional earthen pots covered on top by roti. i am sure biryanis are a hit in this place which we could see from the orders that kept going out from the kitchen. we wanted to try their special chenna payesh but unfortunately it was not available, so we tried the angoori rabri which just made our day. on the whole, i can say that this place is the best bet for tasty andgoodvalue for money indian food in al ain. not to forget, the staff we very courteous and the food reached our tables right on time. i would definitely visit this place again and try their kebabs, biryani, chenna payesh and click some decent pictures of the delicious food.

it is really nice restaurant with amazing chicken biryani with made mygoodit really had amazing spices in it i would love to come again and enjoy amazing food💖😚

i ordered three times from gazebo last month and the forth order was yesterday for iftar. the food is verygoodand tasty. nice big menu and a lot of choices.thank you

good food and ambince a little noisy caus it is near kids play area but its fine taste isgoodwent on a weekend the pullao was tasty.

cabin isgoodfor seating with family.


over all like the food and will visit next time .

went to this location after our jabel hafeet drive
location is in the mall , they had private cabins for families and i was really hoping to be seated in one of those however the manager said all are occupied n will let us know when one opens up !
anyways we got seated in centre open table and found it quite noisy since its in a mall opposite kids play area !
food quality wasgood, portions for paneer kurkure was really less !
veg biryani was ok , not the best
manager never called or told about the status of the any available cabins , felt disappointed as it was too noisy and not a pleasant dining experience:-(

location:
located a little far away from the town. you have to keep driving on past the cement factory instead of turning left for jabel hafeet. after another 10 or so km you reach makani mall where this is. you need to go to the food court and this is just outside it after the baby shop

ambience:
great ambience, very clean, nice wood work , private cabins to suit local preferences are available in plenty.

food:
we had tandoori prawns, tandoori chicken, veg samosas, lamb chops, dum biryani , garlic naans and butter chicken

the food is average. the naans are not served with garlic butter, but are encrusted with roasted shredded garlic, not to my taste

the prawns and tandoor chicken looked ok, but haven’t had the time for the marinade to penetrate and just didn’t taste right , like raw chilly in it? b minus to c

the chops were highly recommended, but were just average. the butter chicken was ditto, so-so. no flavor , no where near the way my wife makes it or the one we had in coriander last week c

the dum biryani had tender meat and was presented well, but just didn’t taste all that great. not enough gravy, i think . again ...average

the fruit salad looked great, but had the common problem of the fruits diced too large, not very palatable. i always wonder why something so simple is so difficult to come across done properly!

milkshakes, too sweet, but pretty good, especially chocolate. vanilla: way too much sugar and mango lassi didn’t have the tang of lassi: again, average, not bad, not exceptional

the kesar falooda was also a b minus...

service :
service was good, but , just like the food, not exceptional and with a smile like at coriander. the manager , however, takes a interest , and is to be commended. his staff , however, are lackluster in comparison

one expects agoodcuisine recommendation especially when in for the first time, a smile and a degree of interest. like the food, the service is just about acceptable, but it isn’t great.

the meal ends with no finger bowl. this is an indian restaurant, one eats with ones fingers, you expect a small brass finger bowl filled with warm water and a slice of lime. it’s kinda standard.

nope, no bowl, no wash basin. the waiter unapologetically told me we’d have to go to the washroom outside the restaurant in the food court. he then offered plus wet wipes. adequate, but not just there.

so, in short, average service , acceptable , but uninspired food,goodambience, but nothing exceptional.

all in all not worth a repeat visit, imo...

was here after a bit of searching for a place in al ain that will suit both my wife, a vegetarian and me, a meat lover at best, to have lunch.

we were greeted like royalty and looked after like royalty - the staff deserve a pat on their backs for that - the seating arrangements gives you a load of privacy - big plus if you are going to indulge yourself in on your food 

they would have got a 5 star from me save for the fact that i was a bit disappointed by a few things

the recommendations by the staff were good, they seemed to know their menu well - the portion size of the starter was a touch small (paneer tikka - the red one) 0.5 knocked off
the chicken biryani suggested wasgood- loved it
after a nice meal eaten the indian way (with your hands of course) you are left with the discomfort of wiping off the grime with wet tissues - yuck; 0.5 points knocked off
i suppose my wife enjoyed her naan and mixed veg dish

strongly recommended if you have your own wheels to get around and reach this place as it was literally in the goonies, worth the adventure

loved the food.. veggie delight... paneer items are real delicacy and a treat to the tummy.
taftan is agoodtry and the chicken tikka as well.

nice décoration withgoodprivacy. besides that the food were spicy and i couldn't handle it. it was delicious and i definitely would go back again for dinner or even lunch. it's wasn't crowded and that wasgoodfor me

it was a late lunch and decided to visit newly opened gazebo branch at al ain.

located in a remote area and in unknown mall.

a large place to accommodate may families at one go.
when we visit itbwas empty around 4 p.m so thought we will spend some food time.

sheikh ali the server helped and suggested some of their best sellers. so we took his recommendation and ordered.

mocktails shouldn't be trying. served warm and not to perfection.

no complimentary pappad or any amuse bush in a fine dine restaurant. this was not expected.

grill prawns: only colour and red chilli flavour
gtilled chicken and mutton both weregoodand well done.

butter chicken: it was a disaster tomato curry with sugar syrup and small pieces of chicken. returned immediately and exchanged with chicken tikka masala. it was also red chilli flavour.
daal makhni: bland taste
finally biryani came in a nice pot but when served all broken rice and mushy. no curry inside and served with boiled chicken. it was much better in their business bay dubai branch.

rasmalai at the end gave some relief but again not served chilled.

ratings for their service and ambiance but nothing for food.