AED 10 Meals Across 700+ Spots in Dubai This August: Full Guide to DSS 2025’s 10 Dirham Dish

Abbas Jaffar Ali
By
Abbas Jaffar Ali
Abbas has been covering tech for more than two decades- before phones became smart or clouds stored data. He brought publications like CNET, TechRadar and IGN...
4 Min Read
AED 10 Meals Across 700+ Spots in Dubai This August: Full Guide to DSS 2025’s 10 Dirham Dish
TL;DR
  • Just walk into a participating outlet and ask for the AED 10 dish.
  • The promotion covers more than 700 outlets across key malls and dining spots in Dubai.
  • Options include desserts like gelato, frozen yoghurt, and dishes like cauliflower bao or samosa chaat.

Dubai just gave us a reason to eat out every day this August — without torching our wallets. The Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2025 is launching its first-ever summer edition of the “10 Dirham Dish” campaign. From 1 to 31 August, you can tuck into a variety of curated AED 10 dishes across more than 700 outlets in 190+ restaurants dotted around malls and foodie hotspots. No booking, no vouchers, just rock up and ask for the AED 10 dish.


10 Dirhams Gets You More Than Just Shawarma

For a full month, restaurants across Dubai are cooking up special AED 10 dishes — yes, real food, not just sides.

Highlights include:

  • Pan-Asian bites like Chicken Ramen from Yum Noodle Bar and Bang Bang Cauliflower Bao at The Noodle House
  • Burgers and sandwiches such as Shake Shack’s Flat-Top Hot Dog or Big Smoke Burger’s Mini Maverick
  • Regional street food from Chicken Shawarma at Feka to Chicken Kathi Rolls at Mumbai Express
  • Cool treats like Mango Bingsoo at Seoul Street Café and scoops from Haagen-Dazs with coffee

You’ll find options in food courts, cafés, and chains — perfect whether you’re shopping, strolling, or just hungry.


When and Where to Find It

This food fest runs all August, tying into two DSS seasons:

  • Until 10 August – part of the Great Dubai Summer Sale
  • 11 to 31 August – part of Back to School season

It’s citywide, so whether you’re at Mall of the Emirates, City Walk, or Ibn Battuta, chances are you’ll spot one of these AED 10 deals. No need to book or download apps. Just walk in and order.


Big Names, Small Prices

Plenty of familiar favourites are jumping in on the action:

  • Pret A Manger – Cheddar & Pret Pickle Sandwich with an Americano
  • Bla Bla Beach Café – Brisket Sandwich
  • Gelato Divino – Classico Cup
  • Yoghurtland – Frozen yoghurt
  • Revelry – Katsu Chicken Slider

With over 190 unique restaurants in the line-up, variety isn’t a problem. In fact, you could try something new every day and still not hit every dish.


No Frills, Just Flavour

The best part? There’s no need to jump through hoops. No limited-time codes. No queues for some app coupon. Just pick your restaurant, ask for the AED 10 dish, and enjoy.

This isn’t just a cheap eats campaign. It’s a city-wide invite to try new places, revisit old favourites, and stretch your dirhams further this summer. Whether you’re a budget-conscious student or just love a good deal, it’s worth checking out.


Summary

  • What: AED 10 dish offers at 700+ outlets
  • When: 1–31 August 2025
  • Where: All over Dubai – malls, food courts, cafés, restaurants
  • How: No vouchers, no booking – just ask for the AED 10 dish
  • Why: Part of DSS 2025 to highlight local dining and give residents and visitors tasty, budget-friendly options

FAQs

Do I need to book or show a coupon for the AED 10 dish?

Nope. Just walk into a participating outlet and ask for the AED 10 dish.

Can I find these dishes at major malls like Mall of the Emirates or Dubai Mall?

Yes, the promotion covers more than 700 outlets across key malls and dining spots in Dubai.

Are there vegetarian or dessert options in the AED 10 menu?

Yes. Options include desserts like gelato, frozen yoghurt, and dishes like cauliflower bao or samosa chaat.

Share This Article
Abbas has been covering tech for more than two decades- before phones became smart or clouds stored data. He brought publications like CNET, TechRadar and IGN to the Middle East. From computers to mobile phones and watches, Abbas is always interested in tech that is smarter and smaller.