Dubai’s Secret Filipino Night Market 🇵🇭 | Ultimate Street Food Tour

I’ve lived in Dubai for 10 years… and somehow never knew there’s a hidden Filipino street food market in Deira serving up some of the best budget eats in Dubai. Tonight, Filipino food expert Michael Banua takes me on a full Filipino street food tour at this buzzing night market in Dubai, where we dive deep into the world of authentic Pinoy street food—and wow, what an adventure.

We kicked things off with Lumpiang Toge (crispy spring rolls) dipped in tangy vinegar, then got stuck into classics like Isaw (grilled chicken intestines), crunchy chicken skin, Kwek Kwek (deep-fried quail eggs), and even Sinigang, a sour and savory soup that really hit different. If you’re wondering where to eat Filipino food in Dubai, this is the real deal—and easily one of the best night markets Dubai has to offer.

We didn’t stop at the savory stuff—desserts were next-level, with Halo Halo (Dubai’s biggest!), Puto Bumbong, and plenty of sweet sticky rice and coconut. Whether you’re Filipino and craving a taste of home or just love discovering hidden gems in Dubai, this Filipino expat food hub in Al Rigga is worth the trip.

This was my first deep dive into Filipino cuisine in Dubai, and I can’t believe it took me a decade to find this spot. Huge thanks to Michael for being the ultimate guide—some of the dishes were comfort food heaven, while others (hello, chicken feet 👀) seriously challenged me. If you're into cheap eats Dubai-style, authentic street markets, or just want to experience the best Filipino restaurants in Dubai, make sure this place is on your list.

Have you tried Filipino street food in Dubai? Drop your favorites in the comments and let me know what I should try next! 👇 Don’t forget to hit like and subscribe for more Dubai food adventures.

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