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Dubai Breakfast Deals Under AED 75: What the Price Includes

Six ways to keep breakfast below AED75, from a weekday eggs-and-coffee set to weekend unlimited menus. Each price is paired with the food and drink the operator says it covers.

Dubai Table Editors
12 October 2026 · 9 min read
Illustrative photograph. Delicious Middle Eastern breakfast featuring sunny-side-up eggs, tea, and various dishes.
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Updated 9 October 2026

The useful question is not just which Dubai breakfast costs less than AED75. It is whether that price already covers the coffee, whether it buys one plate or as much breakfast as you can order, and when the deal is actually available. Here are six operator-listed options where those details are clear enough to compare. The two unlimited weekends are close in price but different in drink terms: Jones lists AED69 per person, while Circle’s current operator-linked menu shows AED74 and unlimited drinks. A weekday set can cost AED22, while the Japanese-style KOBEYa set at AED39 includes tea rather than coffee.

At a glance

OfferPrice and basisFoodCoffee or other drinkWhen and the detail to check
Ultra Brasserie Downtown breakfast value mealsAED22–43 per listed set; unit not statedCroissant, eggs, or breakfast wrap with fruitHot beverage; some sets allow hot or coldWeekdays, 7–11am; Emaar Square Downtown.
Tony Wong Café Classic Breakfast comboAED38; unit not statedTwo eggs, chicken sausages, toast and avocadoAmericano includedDaily, 7am–1pm; JVC.
KOBEYa Japanese SetAED39; unit not statedOnigiri and miso soupSencha tea; not coffeeDaily breakfast, 8am–1pm; Marina Gate 1.
MINT City Walk set breakfastAED59 per setOne set-menu dish, including eggs, shakshuka, toast or pastriesWater, selected coffee, juice or fermented lemonadeMonday–Friday from 9am; page says until midnight, so confirm cutoff.
Circle Café all-you-can-eat breakfastAED74; menu does not label unitUnlimited breakfast and drinksUnlimited black coffee or tea; unlimited milk-based coffee +AED5 (basis unstated)Weekends, 8am–4pm; not at Kite Beach; +AED15/person for leftovers.
Jones the Grocer Express — DIFCAED69 per personUnlimited breakfast menuOne regular hot coffee, iced coffee or teaWeekends, 10am–4pm; DIFC. Terms apply.

The list is deliberately strict: “under AED75” means less than AED75. A Sirocco buffet and La Loge continental set are each listed at exactly AED75, so neither qualifies. Offer terms were rechecked on 9 October 2026; confirm the current menu and availability with the branch before travelling.

1. Ultra Brasserie — weekday sets from AED22

For a quick weekday breakfast where the drink is part of the bundle, Ultra publishes the widest price ladder here. Its Downtown Emaar Square menu starts at AED22 for the muffin of the day or a plain croissant with a hot beverage. More substantial choices include scrambled eggs on toast, bagel or croissant for AED33, and a breakfast wrap with a mini fruit pot for AED43. The former Marina Plaza specials page now redirects to Ultra’s homepage, so this guide uses only the live Downtown offer and does not carry forward the old Marina prices.

The Downtown page puts the offer between 7am and 11am and says the specials are weekdays only. Some sets specify a hot drink; others allow a hot or cold beverage. The operator does not enumerate which drink choices qualify, so ask before adding a premium coffee or a milk upgrade. This is a practical choice for an early office breakfast or a fuller set without paying for a weekend buffet.

Price and terms: AED22–43 for listed Downtown sets; the operator does not state whether the charge is per person or per order. Weekdays, 7–11am. Beverage included, with hot-only or hot/cold wording varying by set.

Where: Emaar Square Downtown.

Source: Downtown breakfast specials

2. Tony Wong Café — eggs, chicken sausage and an Americano for AED38

Tony Wong’s Classic Breakfast is a more substantial single-plate option than Ultra’s pastry bundles: two fried eggs, chicken sausages, golden toast and avocado, listed at AED32. The café’s current menu also shows it as a AED38 combo with an Americano. That makes the coffee calculation unusually clear: the combo is AED6 above the plate on its own.

The JVC café lists breakfast daily from 7am to 1pm. It is a useful fit if you want a full savoury plate with a named coffee already in the combo, rather than an unlimited menu. The official page does not say whether the combo price is per person, and the menu does not name any alternative coffee or drink in the package; treat the Americano as the stated inclusion.

Price and terms: AED38 for the Classic Breakfast and Americano combo; charge unit not stated. Daily breakfast service, 7am–1pm. The plate alone is AED32. No deal end date is published.

Where: Shop 1, The Square Tower, Jumeirah Village Circle.

Source: Tony Wong Café official menu and location

3. KOBEYa — a Japanese-style breakfast set for AED39

KOBEYa’s least expensive breakfast bundle is the one to choose when you want a change from the usual eggs-and-toast formula. Its AED39 Japanese Set pairs onigiri with miso soup and sencha tea. Tea is explicitly included; coffee is not part of this set. The café describes the kitchen as exclusively gluten-free, which gives this option a particular identity beyond its price.

The same breakfast offer lists two other combos: AED49 for a sweet dish such as crêpes, pancakes or waffles, and AED59 for choices including Eggs Benedict or salmon toast. A beverage is included with each, but KOBEYa does not specify which drinks qualify for those two combos; do not assume a coffee is included without checking. Breakfast is listed daily from 8am to 1pm at Marina Gate 1.

Price and terms: AED39 for the Japanese Set with sencha tea; AED49 and AED59 for the other combos with one beverage, exact beverage options not published. Breakfast daily, 8am–1pm. Charge unit is not stated.

Where: Marina Gate 1, Dubai Marina.

Sources: KOBEYa breakfast combos · KOBEYa menu and branch details

4. MINT City Walk — a full set and your choice of drink for AED59

MINT City Walk bundles one dish from its breakfast set menu with a choice of water, selected coffee, fresh juice or fermented lemonade for AED59. The menu ranges from a butter croissant and fruit bowl to scrambled eggs, shakshuka, hummus labneh with poached eggs, an avocado-and-halloumi sandwich, and a smoked salmon and avocado croissant. It is the most flexible weekday plate here if you want to choose both a savoury or lighter dish and the kind of drink that comes with it.

There is one timing detail to settle before you go: MINT’s page says the set is available Monday to Friday from 9am to “12 AM.” That wording would mean midnight, an unusual cutoff for a breakfast set. The venue’s general hours differ by day, so ask the City Walk team to confirm the last time to order breakfast rather than reading the page as a noon cutoff.

Price and terms: AED59 for one set-menu dish plus one listed drink choice. Monday–Friday from 9am; the offer page says through 12am, which the venue should clarify. The selection is branch-specific to MINT City Walk.

Where: City Walk Phase 2, Fountain area.

Sources: MINT City Walk breakfast offer and hours · Current breakfast set menu

5. Circle Café — unlimited breakfast and drinks for AED74

Circle’s current all-you-can-eat menu sets the weekend offer at AED74 and labels it “all you can drink” as well as “all you can eat.” The drink line specifies unlimited black coffee or tea; unlimited milk-based coffee is listed as a AED5 add-on, but the menu does not state the charging basis. The breakfast menu ranges from eggs Benedict and shakshuka to foul, pancakes and an English breakfast. It runs Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 4pm, with Kite Beach explicitly excluded.

There is a price conflict to keep in view: Circle’s official site currently links to a menu headed “NEW-AYCE Menu NOV,” which lists AED74 and the terms above, while a DIFC article published in February 2026 still says AED69. The menu heading gives no year, so check the price with the branch when booking. The operator menu also says AED15 per person is added to the bill for food left on the table; that changes the real cost if the group over-orders. The AED74 menu is the better current planning figure, with the DIFC listing recorded as a conflicting older price.

Price and terms: AED74 as listed on the operator-linked menu; its unit is not stated. Unlimited breakfast and unlimited black coffee or tea; the menu lists unlimited milk-based coffee as a AED5 add-on but does not state the charging basis. Weekends, 8am–4pm. Kite Beach excluded. AED15/person is added for food left on the table. DIFC’s February 2026 page still shows AED69, so confirm the live price with the branch.

Sources: Current AYCE menu linked from Circle Café’s official homepage · DIFC’s February 2026 listing

6. Jones the Grocer Express — DIFC — unlimited breakfast for AED69

At AED69 per person, Jones is five dirhams below Circle’s AED74 menu price. Its offer is unlimited breakfast with one regular hot coffee, iced coffee or tea, weekends from 10am to 4pm at Jones the Grocer Express in DIFC. Circle starts two hours earlier and its linked menu includes unlimited black coffee or tea, while Jones names a single drink; the better fit depends on whether early timing or the lower stated price matters more.

Jones marks the offer “terms apply” and links to the menu, but its public offer page does not show the detailed restrictions. Check the menu and branch when booking, especially if you are choosing the offer around a particular dish or want to confirm any order limits.

Price and terms: AED69 per person for unlimited breakfast, with one regular hot coffee, iced coffee or tea. Weekends, 10am–4pm; Jones the Grocer Express, DIFC. Terms apply.

Where: Level 2, Precinct Building, DIFC.

Source: Jones the Grocer DIFC offers and branch details

Which deal should you choose?

  • For a weekday breakfast with a low ceiling: Ultra starts at AED22, and its higher-priced sets add eggs or a breakfast wrap. The drink is included, although the operator does not list which beverages count.
  • For a named coffee with a proper plate: Tony Wong’s AED38 combo specifies the Classic Breakfast and an Americano.
  • For something different from a Western breakfast: KOBEYa’s AED39 Japanese Set includes sencha tea; its other combo drinks are not specified.
  • For choosing your own dish and drink: MINT’s AED59 set lets you pair one menu dish with selected coffee, juice, water or fermented lemonade. Confirm its published cutoff time.
  • For an unlimited weekend breakfast: Circle’s current operator-linked menu lists AED74 and unlimited black coffee or tea; it lists unlimited milk-based coffee as a AED5 add-on but does not state the charging basis. It also adds AED15 per person for leftovers. Jones is AED69 per person with one regular hot coffee, iced coffee or tea. Circle starts at 8am; Jones starts at 10am. Circle’s menu and a February 2026 DIFC listing conflict on Circle’s price, so confirm it with the branch.

How we chose these deals

We looked for an operator-listed meal or breakfast package below AED75 and checked what the price actually includes, whether the drink is coffee, another beverage or unspecified, plus the offer’s hours, day and branch. This is not a general list of inexpensive breakfast dishes: those can become more expensive once a coffee is added. It also does not rank every breakfast in Dubai; it compares the terms that change the bill.

Frequently asked questions

Which deal includes coffee with a full breakfast?

Tony Wong’s AED38 combo names an Americano with its Classic Breakfast. MINT’s AED59 set includes a choice of selected coffee or another specified drink. Circle Café’s operator-linked menu lists unlimited black coffee or tea with its weekend breakfast, while Jones the Grocer includes one coffee or tea.

Is coffee included in every option?

No. KOBEYa’s AED39 Japanese Set includes sencha tea, not coffee. Its AED49 and AED59 combos include a beverage, but the operator does not publish which drinks qualify. Ultra includes a hot or hot/cold beverage depending on the set, without listing the choices. Confirm the drink with those venues before ordering.

Which breakfasts are unlimited for less than AED75?

Circle Café’s operator-linked menu lists unlimited breakfast at AED74, weekends 8am–4pm, excluding Kite Beach; it lists unlimited milk-based coffee as a AED5 add-on without stating the charging basis, and AED15/person applies for leftovers. A February 2026 DIFC page still lists AED69, so confirm the current price. Jones the Grocer Express DIFC lists AED69 per person, weekends 10am–4pm, with one regular hot coffee, iced coffee or tea.

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Editorial note Dubai Table shares independent editorial opinions. Menus, prices and opening hours change often. Confirm details with the restaurant before you book.
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