Oasis Mall Restaurants: Food Courts, Cafés and Where to Eat in Dubai & Sharjah

Eating at Oasis Mall is a tale of two food courts. In Sharjah, one big hall on Level 2 seats 575 people under a row of fast food counters and a couple of proper sit-down names. In Dubai, the food court sits on Level 3, but the real variety spreads wider — cafés, bakeries and dessert counters are scattered across all four floors of the Al Quoz mall. This guide lists what is actually there in both malls, with the hours that matter.

This page covers food only. For the full picture — shops, timings, parking and how to get there — see our main Oasis Mall guide.

Detail	Info
Sharjah food court	Level 2 — 575 seats, terrace seating outside
Dubai food court	Level 3, Al Quoz mall
Fast food (both malls)	KFC, McDonald’s, Dunkin’
Sit-down names	The Yellow Chilli (both malls); Mamma Italia and GDK in Dubai
Coffee	Starbucks, Caribou Coffee and PAUL in Dubai; Lavazza in Sharjah
Something sweet	Krispy Kreme, Baskin-Robbins and Gelato Divino in Dubai

Eating at Oasis Mall Sharjah

The Sharjah food court is the social heart of the mall — a single large hall on Level 2 where families spread out after shopping, with extra seating on the terrace outside. The counters are mostly fast food, but two names lift it above the usual: The Yellow Chilli, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor’s North Indian restaurant, and Hong Kong Chinese next door. Unusually, the two share one counter area with a third kitchen, Khichdi Tales, so one order point covers Indian, Chinese and khichdi bowls.

Restaurant	Good to Know
KFC	Open 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM; delivery line 600 522252
McDonald’s	Open 9:30 AM – 12:00 midnight — the earliest opener in the court
The Yellow Chilli	North Indian sit-down; Sat–Wed 12:00 – 11:30 PM, Thu–Fri until 12:30 AM
Hong Kong Chinese	Open 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM, sharing the counter with The Yellow Chilli
Dunkin’	Coffee and doughnuts inside the court
Lavazza	Italian coffee counter

Beyond the court, Sweetheart Kitchen runs a food hall unit on Level 1 (shop 1003), and diners also mention a Pizza Hut among the mall’s outlets. If you are pairing dinner with a film, the food court is one floor up from the Cinépolis cinema lobby — our Oasis Mall cinema guide has the showtime and ticket details.

Eating at Oasis Mall Dubai

Dubai’s food court is on Level 3 of the Al Quoz mall, and it covers the family fast food bases: KFC, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut for the safe orders, Subway for sandwiches, Bombay Chowpatty for Indian street food snacks, and Krispy Kreme and Dunkin’ for doughnuts with coffee. It is a practical court rather than a destination — most Al Quoz and Al Safa residents use it exactly that way.

The sit-down choices sit outside the court. Mamma Italia serves Italian family food, The Yellow Chilli brings the same North Indian menu as the Sharjah branch, German Doner Kebab (GDK) does its Berlin-style kebabs, and Al Arrab Express covers quick Arabic plates.

Coffee is where the Dubai mall quietly wins. Starbucks, Caribou Coffee, PAUL Le Café and The Coffee Club all have space here, plus the McCafé counter inside McDonald’s — for a neighbourhood mall, that is a strong line-up for a working coffee or a quiet meeting. Dessert runs to Njoy Chocolatier on Level 2, Gelato Divino for Italian gelato and a Baskin-Robbins counter for ice cream.

Which Oasis Mall Eats Better?

For a family fast food run with room for everyone, Sharjah wins — the court is bigger, the terrace helps, and McDonald’s opens at 9:30 in the morning. For a sit-down meal, a decent coffee or something sweet afterwards, Dubai wins on spread. Neither mall is a fine-dining address, and both are honest about it: these are neighbourhood food courts that do their job well.

Restaurant hours run shorter than mall hours. The malls stay open to midnight at weekends, but most kitchens close by 11:00–11:30 PM — in Sharjah, The Yellow Chilli is the late option, serving to 12:30 AM on Thursday and Friday nights.

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