Trèsind Dubai

Trèsind has always been our go-to spot whether it's to celebrate a special occasion or simply enjoy a date night. It’s one of the best Indian restaurants in Dubai, hands down. The food is consistently exceptional, with authentic Indian flavors presented in a creative, modern way. Every visit feels like a whole new experience. The ambience is heavenly elegant, regal, and truly fine dining at its best. We recently tried their business lunch, and it was just as impressive. The live dishes and theatrical presentation add a unique touch that makes the meal even more memorable. Highly recommend this place♥️ can’t wait to be back again!

Excellent experience! One of the only restaurant in Dubai that lives up to the Michelin star status. The waiters and service was super nice and engaging. The food was amazing and definitely worth the money. Definitely try out the coffee dessert! Special shout out to Rithika who took her time to recommend and explain the dishes. Would definitely go there again 10/10

A Michelin-Worthy Indian Culinary Experience During our stay at the Royal Atlantis in Dubai, we discovered that Trèsind is one of only two restaurants in the city awarded three Michelin stars. Since the branch at the Atlantis was temporarily closed for renovations, we decided to visit their other location—which is also listed in the Michelin Guide. And what a fantastic decision that turned out to be. I went with my son, who is Indian and vegetarian, and we both opted for the set menus—vegetarian for him, non-vegetarian for me. The experience was nothing short of spectacular. The service was attentive and polished without ever feeling stiff. But the real showstopper? The food. Every dish was a masterclass in elevated Indian cuisine. It managed to be both refined and deeply rooted in tradition, with clever nods to familiar favorites like samosa, pani puri, and other beloved street foods. The flavors were bold yet balanced, the presentation was stunning, and the originality was off the charts. You could tell each course was crafted with creativity and respect for Indian heritage. If you’re looking for a truly special dining experience in Dubai, Trèsind is a must. I can’t wait to return and explore more of their exquisite menu.

An unforgettable culinary journey! Trèsind is truly a gem in Dubai’s fine dining scene. From the moment we walked in, the service was warm, attentive, and impeccable. Each course was a work of art — beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. The innovative twist on Indian cuisine was both surprising and delightful, blending tradition with modern flair perfectly. The ambiance is elegant yet welcoming, making it perfect for a special evening out. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a top-tier dining experience. Will definitely be back!

We went to Tresind for my nephew’s birthday. We had the business lunch. I enjoyed every bite. The amuse bûche and snacks were on the lighter side but all delicious according to my taste buds. My brother (not a fancy eater) was okay with most of the food during the first course. The main course was amazing. We each had a small dish of the lamb, chicken, and daal dishes, shared dishes included the tiger prawns (the best for me and I wish there was more than just one per person) and a salad. We all loved the food during this course. Dessert was a salted caramel sweet and sticky cotton candy, which we also enjoyed. I wish they did a little more for a birthday but overall we still loved the experience.

This place totally blew me away! It’s at the One&Only Royal Mirage in Dubai Marina, and it’s Indian food like you’ve never had before. The dishes are so creative—think smoky butter chicken with a twist and a pav bhaji that’s pure comfort. They bring some fun to the table too, with cool little touches in how it’s served. The place feels fancy but chill, and the team there makes you feel right at home. You’re looking at about $80+ per person, so it’s a bit of a splurge, but so worth it. Can’t wait to go back!

Tl:dr fine restaurant, consider not ordering the set menus, not all dishes are good. This is a famous, fine dining gourmet Indian restaurant, considered one to visit when one is in search of an elevated Indian food. The setting is very nice, and the restaurant is beautiful, well lit with modern decor transcending the usual cliche of what an Indian restaurant should look. We chose one of the set menus, and for the most part, we got the experience we wanted, a tasty, interesting, well presented food. But the experience was not as such across the meal. Some of the dishes are served in a sort of presentation, partly prepared at the table, and these fall short, there is a presentation of a lentil dish and spices from around india are added, the server states the name and origin of the spice. In our case, the server was giving the impression he was in a haste, and the presentation seemed like an unpleasant farce. The dish was so callously made that it was inedible. The desert was somewhat better, but still a show of excess, pile of so many chocolate sweet ingredients it was a poiness end to the meal and there was nothing with regared to indian cuisine. This meal was an expensive one, and the restaurant did not make the effort to deliver on its promise.

We celebrated our anniversary with dinner here. Had the Chef Degustation menu - a sumptuous well presented 15 course vegetarian extravaganza and it was absolutely worth it!