Mazyad Mall’s dining mixes a central food court with sit-down restaurants and cafés: India Palace, Al Rassam, Applebee’s and Papa Murphy’s for meals; McDonald’s, Burger Hut and Subway for fast food; and La Brioche, Starbucks, Haze Café, Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins for coffee and desserts. The food court serves until 11:00 PM Monday to Thursday and until 1:00 AM Friday to Sunday.
For the mall’s full overview, see our complete Mazyad Mall guide.
Restaurants
| Restaurant | Style | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| India Palace | Indian restaurant | Curries, biryanis and family dinners |
| Al Rassam | Sit-down restaurant | Grills and family dining |
| Applebee’s | American casual dining | Burgers, ribs and a sit-down family meal |
| Papa Murphy’s | Pizza | Take-home pizzas for the family |
These are the mall’s proper sit-down options — the ones MBZ City families book for birthdays and weekend dinners rather than a quick bite between shops. India Palace and Al Rassam anchor the dinner end of the evening, Applebee’s covers the American-casual middle ground, and Papa Murphy’s handles the take-home pizza run on the way out.
Fast Food
| Outlet | What to expect |
|---|---|
| McDonald’s | The global burger chain — the default kid-pleaser |
| Burger Hut | Burgers and fast-food combos |
| Subway | Made-to-order sandwiches and salads |
Quick Bites Between Shops
Not every mall visit needs a full meal. For grab-and-go, Subway and Burger Hut are the fastest counters in the food court, McDonald’s does the familiar family order in minutes, and Dunkin’ covers the doughnut-and-coffee refuel. These are the outlets to target when you are between LuLu and the fashion stores with limited time — in and out without losing your parking rhythm.
If you just need snacks and drinks for the road, LuLu Express on the hypermarket level covers that too, open until midnight daily.
Cafés & Desserts
| Outlet | What to expect |
|---|---|
| La Brioche | French-style café and bakery — breakfasts, pastries, coffee |
| Starbucks | Coffee, frappes and light bites |
| Haze Café | Casual café for coffee and light bites |
| Dunkin’ | Doughnuts and coffee |
| Baskin-Robbins | Ice cream — the classic post-shopping treat for kids |
La Brioche’s bakery counter makes it the natural first stop for morning visitors, while Starbucks and Dunkin’ cover the standard coffee run. The café level is also where parents tend to park themselves while teenagers roam the fashion stores.
Food Court vs Sit-Down Restaurants: Which to Choose
The central food court — McDonald’s, Burger Hut, Subway — is the fast option: order at the counter, eat, and get back to shopping. It is also where the kids’ favourites live, which settles most family debates quickly.
The sit-down restaurants — India Palace, Al Rassam, Applebee’s — are a different outing: table service, a proper menu, and a pace that suits a weekend family dinner or a meal with visiting relatives. La Brioche and Haze Café sit in between, working for both a quick coffee and a longer catch-up over pastries.
Papa Murphy’s is the outlier: take-and-bake pizza designed to be finished at home, which pairs naturally with a LuLu grocery run in the same trip.
Food Court Timings
| Days | Food court hours |
|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | Until 11:00 PM |
| Friday–Sunday | Until 1:00 AM |
On weekends the dining level runs a full two hours later than on weekdays — useful if you are coming after an evening at Fun City or a late grocery run at LuLu. Full details are in our Mazyad Mall timings guide.
Dining by Time of Day
Morning: start with coffee and pastries at La Brioche or a Starbucks run before the 10:00 AM shop openings — the mall is at its calmest.
Midday: Subway or Burger Hut for a quick lunch between shops, or settle into India Palace or Al Rassam for a longer sit-down meal.
Evening: Applebee’s or Papa Murphy’s for family dinner, with Baskin-Robbins or Dunkin’ for dessert after. On Friday and Saturday the whole dining level runs until 1:00 AM, so there is no rush.
Late night (weekends only): the food court is one of the few late options in MBZ City on weekend nights — useful after a late LuLu run or an evening at Fun City.
Family Dining Tips
- With young kids: McDonald’s or Baskin-Robbins in the food court, then Fun City to burn off the energy.
- With grandparents: India Palace or Al Rassam for a comfortable sit-down meal with table service.
- Quick coffee stop: La Brioche for pastries or Starbucks for a reliable flat white between shopping rounds.
- Late weekend dinner: come after 9:00 PM on Friday or Saturday — the food court is lively and serves until 1:00 AM.
- Dessert run: Baskin-Robbins for ice cream or Dunkin’ for doughnuts — both are easy wins with children after a long shopping trip.
New to the area? See how to reach Mazyad Mall by bus, car or taxi before you head out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What restaurants are in Mazyad Mall?
Named restaurants include India Palace, Al Rassam, Applebee’s and Papa Murphy’s, plus fast food from McDonald’s, Burger Hut and Subway, and cafés and dessert spots including La Brioche, Starbucks, Haze Café, Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins.
What are the Mazyad Mall food court timings?
The food court serves until 11:00 PM Monday to Thursday and until 1:00 AM Friday to Sunday.
Are there coffee shops in Mazyad Mall?
Yes — Starbucks, La Brioche, Haze Café and Dunkin’ all serve coffee, with La Brioche also covering breakfasts and pastries.
Is the food court good for families with kids?
Yes. McDonald’s and Baskin-Robbins are kid favourites, the sit-down restaurants suit family dinners, and the Fun City play zone is nearby for after-meal entertainment.
Where can I get dessert at Mazyad Mall?
Baskin-Robbins for ice cream and Dunkin’ for doughnuts and coffee — both sit in the food court and café level.
What time do the restaurants close on weekends?
On Friday to Sunday the food court serves until 1:00 AM, matching the mall’s extended weekend hours. Monday to Thursday it closes at 11:00 PM.