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*Update - I went down to this Ravi on July 1st 2015 and I was absolutely disappointed. The kebabs ans roti were both very dry. My friend ordered the mutton gravy and even that was less than average. Also they charge you for the very stale salad they serve. So if you still chose to eat there and don't want the salad let them know other wise they will serve it. Over all I would not recommend this resturant to anyone anymore. There are many Ravi's spread across Dubai, some serve great food, and most lack parking. If you are up for walking and in mood for yum kababs head to the head Ravi near Al Ain Center in Bur Dubai. But if you want to drive down and get a place to sit then Ravi in Satwa is the apt choice, because of a big parking lot right across. I am not going to say much, if you are going to Ravi order the kebabs! Nothing else lives up to them. They are soft and succulent with flavour bursting in very bite. Be careful, they can be a tad spicy. I've been he
I know I've been late to put up this post, but I say better late than never! The reason why I was too busy to post was due to the festival of Raksha Bandhan coupled a number of birthdays in the family. As all the Hindus and others who celebrate this Indian festival already know that his year there was a major confusion as to when Raksha Bandhan really is, the two dates being 20th and 21st of August. As most people struggled with picking up one perfect day, I was fortunate enough to celebrate it for three! I spent day one in Al Ain, day two in Dubai and day three also in Dubai with the last of the lot who came back to the country that day. When it comes to traditional Indian festivals I am bias towards Indian Mithais (sweets) instead of the new trend of cakes, chocolates, brownies, cupcakes, doughnuts and so on, I'm sure you get the picture. So instead of picking up something from the number of Indian Mithai shops (Bur Dubai has one on every corner, where as alain not soo man
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