Amazing Arabian Food! Huge Seafood BBQ Fish + Shrimp in Dubai, UAE!

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Rating: 4.6; Vote: 3

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - It was great to hang out with my great friend Peyman Al Awadhi when we were in Dubai and we had an opportunity to cook and eat a huge Arabian Gulf Emirati seafood meal at the park in the desert. Huge thanks to Chef Mohammad - from Al Banoosh Restaurant for cooking this incredible feast. We first arrived to the park, one of the oldest and biggest in Dubai, and laid out the mats to start the festivities. Chef Mohammad brought the fresh catch of the day including a full tuna, some huge local shrimp, and entire school of mullet fish, and a variety of minced shark. He grilled and roasted all the different seafood. The shark was was minced and mixed with spices like cardamom and drizzled in animal fat. The mullets were coated in a thick layer of salt and then roasted until black. All the seafood was placed on huge trays of fluffy rice and eaten with the variety of seafood, drizzled in melted animal fat, and chased with a variety of fresh herbs. It was an amazing meal, and an authentic Emirati, really Arabian Gulf food coastal seafood meal.
Date: 2022-02-05

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Comments and reviews: 6

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Never eaten Arabian food yet! There are some restaurants in tokyo I think but as I see Mark enjoying the food and interacting the local people and experiencing the culture, I m like. why not gong there and try?
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tabeth
You said it Mark the fire, fresh seafood is a combination that will never get old! Everything rice look absolutely delicious. Just discovered Arabian food so many thanks!
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Jeane
Was just gonna say that spice rub has a very Indian influence. In fact, that baby shark dish is very similar to what I've had in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu
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Salah
This is Emarati specific food, could be influenced from south Asian culture but it's not common in Kuwait or Bahrain! I've never herd of anyone in gulf eating sharks!
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Mitchell
I must admit I'm a jealous man watching all this delicious food! Thanks Mark for the awesome content you never fail to impress! WORLD WIDE BROTHER!
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angiebby1122
Omg! when Mark was first trying the rice I found myself waiving my hand at the screen to shooo away the flies lmao oh man, great video
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