Debonairs Pizza

I've had Debonair's pizza earlier from another outlet of their's. Since I was in the Downtown area,  decided to check out this outlet. 
I read that they are located in the food court in Dubai mall; by default, I went to the food court on the top floor. Unfortunately it is located in the other one which is on the Lower Ground level. 
As of writing this blog, this particular area of Dubai mall is still expanding, and this restaurant seemed really hidden inside,to the point that we almost thought that it isn't there.

 They've got a good selection of pizzas. They've got a few choices in vegetarian too. 
We were a bit confused what to order, and 'Joyce', who was taking our order suggested that we go for the "Meal for 2" combo, which made sense. 

 The Meal for 2 includes 2 "real deal" (i.e. small) pizzas, potato wedges and 2 drinks. We chose a paneer tikka pizza and a bbq chicken pizza, and most importantly we upgraded it to "triple decker". You can see from the photo what the triple decker is. It is huge and amazing. You must try this. 
food blogger dubai pizza layer

 Both the pizzas were really delicious. The Panner tikka tasted a bit sweetish, but was delicious. I personally liked the bbq chicken much more. It had a generous amount of chicken, and had a burst of flavors to it. Every bite left us craving for more. 
food blogger dubai pizza layer

 The potato wedges though were just okay. The taste wasn't so good. 
food blogger dubai potato wedges

 We also ordered chicken cocktail sausages. This was just a side-dish. It had some chili on it, but didn't have much of taste; for the price of AED 15 though it is totally worth it; the quantity is large too.
food blogger dubai chicken sausage

 All of the above was really filling for the three of us, and we had to pack the leftovers. 
Overall, their pizzas are totally worth the price. You should definitely upgrade to their Triple Decker base.




Debonairs Pizza Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato
Location: The Dubai Mall - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

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