Ppyeotanjip Menu
13 Jahamun-ro 1-gil, Jongno District, Seoul, South KoreaRestaurant AED 50 to AED 100
10 dishes across 5 sections · AED 50 to AED 100 · Restaurant
Prices transcribed from the printed menu, last checked
Photographed in store in August 2026. The dish list below covers everything we could read clearly; the full card has more.
Papdi Chat AED 21.00
Crispy wafers layered with chutneys, curd, and sev
Swagat Meal Box AED 30.00
The meal box includes 3 Phulka Rotis, a choice of vegetable preparation, Basmati Rice or Khichdi, Spicy Dal/Gujarati Dal/Rajasthani Kadhi/Gujarati Kadhi, a dry sweet, salad, papad, pickle, and Masala Chaas.
Royal Special Meal Box AED 50.00
The meal box includes 8 Phulka Rotis, 4 types of Sabzi (Punjabi Veg, Aloo Veg, Green Vegetable, Pulses), 2 steamed starters, 2 deep-fried starters, a choice of Spicy Dal/Gujarati Dal/Rajasthani Kadhi/Gujarati Kadhi, one option of Basmati Rice or Khichdi, 2 sweets, Raita, Papad, Pickle, Masala Chaas, and Mukhwas.
Puri Bhaji AED 28.00
Fluffy deep-fried puris served with spiced potato curry.
Vegetable Biryani Combo AED 28.00
Spiced basmati rice cooked with vegetables, served with cooling raita.
Dhokla AED 40.00
Steamed fermented gram flour cake, soft, spongy, and lightly spiced.
Royal Meal Box AED 24.00
Meal box with starters, two sabzis, roti, rice or khichdi, dal or kadhi, sides, chaas, sweet, and raita.
Mineral Water 500 Ml AED 4.00
Bottled mineral water, 500 ml
Mango Lassi AED 17.00
Chilled mango-flavored yogurt drink
Jain Royal Meal Box AED 40.00
The meal box includes 1 steamed starter, 1 fried starter, 2 types of Sabzi (choice of Punjabi Veg, Aloo Veg, Green Vegetable, or Pulses), 5 Phulka Rotis, a choice of Basmati Rice or Khichdi, a choice of Spicy Dal/Gujarati Dal/Rajasthani Kadhi/Gujarati Kadhi, Papad, Pickle, Masala Chaas, Mukhwas, 1 sweet, and Raita.
Jain Swagat Meal Box AED 30.00
The meal box includes 3 Phulka Rotis, a choice of vegetable preparation, Basmati Rice or Khichdi, Spicy Dal/Gujarati Dal/Rajasthani Kadhi/Gujarati Kadhi, a dry sweet, salad, papad, pickle, and Masala Chaas.
Jain Royal Special Meal Box AED 50.00
The meal box includes 8 Phulka Rotis, 4 types of Sabzi (Punjabi Veg, Aloo Veg, Green Vegetable, Pulses), 2 steamed starters, 2 deep-fried starters, a choice of Spicy Dal/Gujarati Dal/Rajasthani Kadhi/Gujarati Kadhi, one option of Basmati Rice or Khichdi, 2 sweets, Raita, Papad, Pickle, Masala Chaas, and Mukhwas.
Gujrati Kadi AED 36.00
Mildly sweet Gujarati buttermilk kadhi
Gujrati Dal AED 38.00
Sweet-sour Gujarati-style lentil curry
Rajasthani Dal AED 40.00
Spiced yellow dal in Rajasthani style
Aloo Paratha AED 9.00
Wheat flatbread stuffed with spiced potatoes
Tawa Paratha AED 8.00
Layered flaky flatbread pan-fried.
Puri 6 Pcs AED 18.00
Golden fried wheat puris, 6 pieces
Phulka Roti AED 4.00
Soft, puffed whole wheat flatbread cooked on a dry pan.
Paneer Paratha AED 12.00
Wheat flatbread stuffed with paneer masala
Steamed Rice AED 22.00
Steamed white basmati rice
Veg Biriyani AED 36.00
Spicy rice layered with vegetables and masala
Jeera Rice AED 30.00
Cumin-tempered fragrant basmati rice
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If you’re wandering around Al Mankhool in Dubai and happen to be near Burjuman Mall, stepping into Raj Mahal Restaurant is like discovering a hidden gem that’s buzzing with flavor and variety. Tucked behind the mall in the Bank Street Building at Westzone Pearl Residence, this spot has a mix of casual charm and hearty options that suit all kinds of dining moods. Whether you’re popping in for a quick bite or settling down for a proper meal, Raj Mahal Restaurant has you covered with dine-in, takeout, delivery, and even no-contact delivery options. The menu itself is a playground for anyone who loves choice: from all-you-can-eat spreads to small plates perfect for sampling, there’s a bit of everything, including vegan and vegetarian options. Late-night cravings? You’ll find plenty of dishes that keep the flavors going well past regular hours, and if coffee or a light refreshment is your thing, they’ve got that covered too. The focus on halal food ensures inclusivity while keeping traditional tastes authentic, and the variety of quick bites and small plates makes it easy to mix, match, and share without feeling rushed. The atmosphere carries that welcoming, easygoing vibe, where locals and visitors alike can enjoy a meal without the fuss. Plus, the onsite services add an extra layer of convenience, so whether you’re grabbing a solo lunch, hanging out with friends, or organizing a small casual get-together, the place adapts to what you need. With its combination of accessibility, flexible service options, and a menu that caters to both hearty appetites and lighter tastes, Raj Mahal Restaurant manages to feel like a dependable favorite while still offering surprises in flavors and variety. This spot captures that rare balance between comfort and culinary exploration, letting you linger over a coffee or dive into a flavorful dish, all while being right in the heart of Dubai’s bustling Al Mankhool neighborhood, making it a practical yet satisfying choice for a range of dining occasions.
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