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Aylla Seafood Restaurant

Smoked Fish Salad in Dubai

smoked fish salad in dubai

Flaky smoked fish, sharp red onion, olive oil and lemon — the smoked fish salad Lebanon serves at proper breakfasts and long lunches, now on a Dubai menu beside the fish market. You will find it at Aylla Seafood Restaurant & Café, right beside Waterfront Market in Dubai.

Fresh Cut Daily · Waterfront Market, Dubai
AED 39
per bowl
★★★★★
4.8 · rated by diners across Dubai
Savoury smoked fishRed onion & lemonA Lebanese staple

In the Bowl

Four things decide whether a salad is worth ordering — none of them are shortcuts:

In the bowl
✓Smoked fishflaky and generous
✓Red onionthin rings, real bite
✓Olive oil & lemondressed simply
✓Served coolarrives with warm bread

Smoke, Meet Lemon

Smoked fish salad in Dubai is a rarity on most menus — which is strange, given how well this Lebanese classic handles the heat. Flaky smoked fish gets tossed with thin-cut red onion, olive oil and a firm squeeze of lemon, then served cool with warm bread. At Aylla, Waterfront Market, Deira, it’s the connoisseur’s opener — the dish you order when you know the menu. Salty, smoky, sharp, done. Ask for extra bread; you’ll want it.

Cut Fresh, Dressed Late

No secrets — just the rules we keep at every service:

Picked each morning

Vegetables and herbs arrive with the market delivery, not days before.

Cut to order

Nothing sits pre-chopped — the bowl is built when you order it.

Dressed at the last second

Lemon, oil and seasoning land just before it reaches your table.

Reserve Your Table

Eat it on the terrace with the water in view, or take it to go — it travels well either way.

Order Like a Regular
AED 39
Open daily 11:00 – 03:00 · Waterfront Market, Deira, Dubai

Aylla Seafood Restaurant & Café · +971 4 566 8598 · Get Directions · Free parking

Smoked fish salad in Dubai — a Lebanese favourite built on smoke, onion and lemon, AED 39 at Aylla, Waterfront Market, Deira. Reserve your table, or WhatsApp us to order it ahead. Extra lemon, sumac or onion — we adjust it.