Hungry traveller?
Dubai International Airport’s Concourse D is currently the only place in DXB where you’ll find a restaurant from a renowned global chef – but this being Dubai, we can’t imagine Wolfgang Puck will be alone for long…
Concourse D is home to a variety of airport restaurants, bars, shops and leisure facilities.
Here are all the restaurants in Terminal 1 Concourse D
Costa Coffee
This popular coffee shop chain is a top place to relax with a cuppa, dig into a sandwich or just indulge in a cake before you fly. Plus this summer with the Olympics starting in Paris on Friday July 26, Costa Coffee has introduced a limited-edition peach and passion fruit drink called the Golden Refresher. Buy the drink and you’ll able to spin the wheel for prizes, too.
Ground floor.
Giraffe World Kitchen
Head to Giraffe in Concourse D for the usual globe-trotting assortment of breakfasts (Turkish eggs, pancakes and porridge), starters (nachos, gyoza), burgers, mains (katsu chicken noodles, steak, a spicy rice bowl) and sides. It has plenty of healthy veggie dishes, too, plus it’s family-friendly so all the travellers in your party will be covered.
Ground floor.
KFC
If a trip to the airport is an excuse for filling up on something fried, head to the Colonel’s finger-lickin house of fried chicken. Here you’ll find the usual selection of buckets, wraps and sandwiches, plus rice bowls.
First floor.
Krispy Kreme
Stock up on sugary treats at this haven of heavy glazing. Expect a rotating variety of themed doughnuts, though the OG glazed is arguably the best. There are also hot drinks and iced coffees on the menu to wash that sugar rush down.
First floor.
McDonald’s
In the mood for salty fries, a burger and a fizzy drink? Heed the call of the golden arches on the first floor of Terminal 1. Ideal for when you’re in a rush to get to your gate, grab all your favourite dishes in no time.
First floor.
Pret A Manger
The popular British coffee shop has a location in Concourse D, so if you need to refuel, make a pit stop here. There’s always a tasty treat to dig into, whether you’re after a pastry at breakfast time, a salad for lunch, a sandwich for dinner, or even a mid-afternoon cake. Be sure to check out its seasonal menus as well for special treats.
Ground floor.
Sawa
Up on the first floor of Terminal 1’s Concourse D, Sawa serves traditional Lebanese street food. You’ll find classic dishes including fresh shawarmas, creamy hummus and doughy fatayers. With a variety of items to suit all appetites and tastes, you’re sure to find something to please everyone.
First floor.
Starbucks
If your day can’t start without a caffeine fix and a carby treat, there’s a Starbucks outlet on the first floor of Terminal 1. Relish your brew, hot or cold, with pastries and more.
First floor.
The Taste of India
In the mood for something with heaps of flavour? Grab a quick, casual meal from this Indian spot in Concourse D, serving dishes including dosas, biryanis and breakfast platters. A no-frills budget-friendly option for when you’re in the mood for Indian food.
First floor.
The Daily DXB
The Daily DXB brings the popular urban street food hall to Terminal 1. Head to Jailbird for delicious fried chicken, Ikaria for authentic Greek food, St. Mia for pizza and pasta, Get Your Fix for coffee and snacks, or Wok for tasty Asian dishes.
Ground floor.
The Draft House
A self-described sports bar and canteen with a distinctly American vibe. Avid sports fans will be spoilt for choice with live broadcast sports channels from around the world. Travellers can also choose to unwind in this vintage-inspired atmosphere and tuck into all-day breakfasts. The menu features barbecue baby-back ribs, bangers and mash, plus plates of nachos and wings. It will also be showing the Euros until Sunday July 14, so get in quick to take advantage of special deals and dishes.
First floor.
The Kitchen by Wolfgang Puck
From the eponymous Austrian-American chef, The Kitchen is a slightly swisher place to stop for a drink, serving a range of grape, hops and short measures, plus creatively named mixed drinks. If you’re peckish, there’s a fairly broad menu to choose from, but the pizzas are absolutely top of our list.
First floor.
The Noodle House
A well-known chain of pan-Asian eateries regionally, The Noodle House also has a dedicated bar area in Concourse D. The menu crisscrosses the continent with Japanese ramen, Thai curries and more. As the restaurant is also licensed, you can have a pre-flight tipple with your noodles.
First floor.
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- For restaurants in Concourse A, click here.
- For restaurants in Concourse B, click here.
- For restaurants in Concourse C, click here.
- For bars in Concourse A, click here.
- For bars in Concourse B, click here.
- For bars in Concourse C, click here.
- For bars in Concourse D, click here.
- For shops in Concourse A, click here.
- For shops in Concourse B, click here.
- For shops in Concourse C, click here.
- For shops in Concourse D, click here.
