If you’ve had enough Italian, Indian or Thai food in Dubai and are craving something new, then it’s time to end the hunger and get familiar with these 4 eateries, which serve exotic cuisine that you might have never tried before!

For the foodie adventurers we give you:

Peruvian cuisine is having a moment in Dubai these days with many new restaurants opening. However, a firm favorite amongst foodies is Ceviche at Emirates Financial Towers in DIFC. Expect to see a lot of seafood dishes and huge portions at this casual dining spot.

Must try:  Creamy rice with seafood and octopus, shrimp ceviche and Lomo Saltado (stir fried beef tenderloin with pan seared onions, tomato and the soft potatoes). Yumm!

The name might be hard to pronounce but the food is so easy to eat and like! This tiny restaurant in JBR offers a new take on Chinese food for Dubai. At the table you will have a huge pot of hot water where you can dip and cook your own choice of meat, seafood or vegetables. Or you can mix it all together! You can also create your own sauce to go with the food. One thing you will notice is how fresh and green the vegetables look. Another thing to notice is that the place is full of Chinese, which is a good indicator that the food is actually authentic. It’s a fun and new concept to try at very affordable prices.

Must try:  Well it’s hot water and whatever you'd like to eat, so the sky is the limit!

This tiny casual diner in Karama offers a full Ethiopian experience from sitting on the low stools and woven tables to eating authentic dishes off of the injera bread. Ethiopian food consists of vegetables and spicy meat, usually served on large flat bread; it is also very suitable for vegetarians.

Must try:  Beyayenet (trio of lentil dishes) and Lamb (stir fried lamb mixed with spices, onions and tomatoes).

If words like fish with pomegranate sauce, vegetable dolma and deep fried meat dumplings are music to your ears, or should we say stomach, then you need to make your way to Jag Restaurant in BoxPark to try a selection of Azeri homemade dishes. The flavors are strong and yummy, expect to see a lot of walnuts and pomegranate in your meals!

Must try:  Iskender kebab and beklawa with ice cream.

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