Pak Darbar Group of Restaurants
We serve ethnic food delicacies with the original taste
Pak Darbar is a popular restaurant chain in the UAE, known for a diverse menu of traditional Pakistani cuisine and other South Asian dishes. With 31 branches, it has built a strong presence across the region, serving locals and expatriates alike.
Guests come back for the flavourful dishes, the lively atmosphere and the family-friendly dining. Every kitchen focuses on quality ingredients and authentic flavours.
A taste of home, far from home
The food we grew up with, cooked the way it should be.
Pak Darbar was built for people who miss the taste of home. For thousands of Pakistanis living in the UAE, a plate of nihari at dawn or a steaming karahi shared with friends is more than a meal. It is a piece of home.
Our logo carries the Minar-e-Pakistan between the flags of the UAE and Pakistan, because that is who we cook for: two countries, one table. Spices are roasted in house, nihari simmers overnight and every naan comes straight from the tandoor.
Serving Dubai since 2000, Pak Darbar is today one of the best-known Pakistani restaurant names in the UAE, with branches across Dubai serving from before dawn until late at night.
The painted rickshaw.
Loud, colourful and always on the move. Every Pakistani street has its own rhythm, and the rickshaw keeps the beat.
Truck art, a gallery on the road.
Hand-painted flowers, birds and poetry, hung with chains of tiny bells. Every truck is a one-of-a-kind artwork.
Chai, poured from high.
Boiled over a wood fire and poured from a height to make it frothy. At a dhaba, strangers become friends over a cup.
Badshahi Mosque.
The great red-sandstone mosque of Lahore, glowing at sunset over the old city.
Mazar-e-Quaid.
The white marble resting place of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan.
Shah Rukn-e-Alam.
A brick and blue-tile tomb that has watched over Multan, the city of saints, for seven centuries.
Bab-e-Khyber.
The stone gateway to the Khyber Pass, where the Pakistani flag flies over one of history's great trade routes.
