Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa: Menu, Location & Timings
Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa is a casual neighbourhood cafeteria near Al Maya Supermarket on Al Diyafah Street in Dubai. Its menu ranges from shawarma and sandwiches to burgers, grills, biryani, Indo-Chinese dishes, fresh juices and milkshakes, making it useful for both quick snacks and fuller meals.
This guide covers the Al Maya branch with phone number 04 398 9800. That detail matters because another Jabal Al Noor outlet operates nearby in the wider Al Hudaiba/Satwa area and uses a different phone number. The two branches should not be confused when checking directions or opening hours.
Quick Answer
Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa is near Al Maya Supermarket on Al Diyafah Street, Dubai. The current phone number is 04 398 9800. The company’s own location information identifies the Al Maya site as its primary Satwa location.
Opening-hour sources differ slightly. Restaurant Guru and Dubai Local currently show 8:00 AM–3:00 AM on most days, extending to 3:30 AM from Wednesday to Friday, while Tripadvisor shows a later morning opening. Because there is no clear current official branch-hours page available, check before a very early or very late visit.
| Detail | Current information |
|---|---|
| Name | Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa |
| Location | Near Al Maya Supermarket, Al Diyafah Street |
| Phone | 04 398 9800 |
| Hours | Commonly listed around 8:00 AM–3:00 AM; some days to 3:30 AM |
| Food | Shawarma, sandwiches, burgers, grills, biryani, Indian and Chinese dishes |
| Drinks | Fresh juices, special juices, milkshakes and other beverages |
| Ordering | Delivery and takeaway available |
| Seating | Indoor and outdoor seating listed |
Which Jabal Al Noor Satwa Branch Is This?
This guide is specifically about the Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria near Al Maya Supermarket on Al Diyafah Street, with phone 04 398 9800. The company’s current LinkedIn profile identifies this as its primary Satwa location, while Restaurant Guru and other local sources show the same phone number and landmark.
A separate outlet near Ramada Jumeirah Hotel uses 04 398 3613. Current platforms also disagree about that other branch’s exact hours, which is another reason not to transfer its information to the Al Maya branch.
If your map shows 04 398 3613, you are looking at a different Jabal Al Noor location.
Where Is Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa?
The easiest landmark is Al Maya Supermarket Satwa. Current restaurant directories place Jabal Al Noor near or opposite Al Maya Supermarket on Al Diyafah Street, and the same address appears across several current sources.
The cafeteria is part of the wider Al Satwa neighbourhood, although local platforms may also use Al Hudaiba when describing nearby streets. This is why searching only for “Jabal Al Noor Dubai” can produce several similar results.
For the correct outlet, match these two details:
Landmark: Al Maya Supermarket
Phone: 04 398 9800
What Are Jabal Al Noor Satwa Timings?
Current sources agree that the cafeteria stays open late, but the exact morning opening time is less consistent.
Restaurant Guru, updated in August 2026, currently shows:
| Day | Listed hours |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 8:00 AM–3:00 AM |
| Monday | 8:00 AM–3:00 AM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM–3:00 AM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM–3:30 AM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM–3:30 AM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM–3:30 AM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM–3:00 AM |
Dubai Local independently publishes the same schedule.
Tripadvisor currently shows the restaurant opening at 9:00 AM and closing around 3:00 AM, so there is enough disagreement that an early-morning visit should be confirmed first.
The useful takeaway is simpler: the Al Maya branch is a late-night cafeteria, but it should not be described as a confirmed 24-hour branch.
Jabal Al Noor Satwa Menu
The Jabal Al Noor Satwa menu is much broader than a standard shawarma counter. Talabat’s current Al Satwa listing includes fresh juices, burgers, club sandwiches, paratha and samoon sandwiches, shawarma and Mathar items, wraps, grills, biryani, fried rice, noodles, Indian and Chinese curries, milkshakes, salads, desserts and beverages.
Instead of scrolling through dozens of individual dishes, it is easier to choose based on the kind of meal you want.
Shawarma and Mathar Specials
Chicken shawarma is currently listed on the Satwa Talabat menu, along with a separate Shawarma and Mathar Special category. The same section includes Hassan Mathar and other Mathar-style options.
The live menu currently describes Hassan Mathar simply as a shawarma-based item, so it is better not to assume one permanent recipe or filling from the name alone. Different Mathar items can have different ingredients and combinations.
For a quick meal, regular shawarma is the simpler choice. If one of the Mathar names interests you, check its current menu description before ordering.
Burgers, Clubs and Sandwiches
The fast-food side of the menu is extensive. Current categories include burgers, club sandwiches, paratha sandwiches, samoon sandwiches, wraps and combo meals.
Examples currently visible include Zinger Burger, chicken and beef clubs, falafel sandwiches, shish tawook sandwiches and several paratha-based options. Because the menu changes, these are best treated as examples rather than a permanent list.
This section is useful when you want something quicker and easier to carry than a full grill or rice meal.
Charcoal Chicken, Grills and Biryani
For a heavier meal, the grill and biryani sections offer more substantial choices. Talabat currently lists Chicken Charcoal, mutton biryani, vegetable biryani and charcoal-chicken biryani variations among the Satwa menu.
A biryani can work as a straightforward one-person meal, while charcoal chicken or other grill dishes may make more sense for sharing or when ordering several sides.
Exact sizes and prices should be checked on the current menu rather than assumed from an older listing.
Fried Rice, Noodles and Curries
Jabal Al Noor also has a noticeable Indo-Chinese side to its menu.
Current dishes include chicken, beef, egg, vegetable and mixed fried rice, along with several noodle options. Talabat also maintains a category for Chinese and Indian curries.
This makes the cafeteria useful when a group does not all want shawarma or burgers. One person can order rice or noodles while another chooses a grill, sandwich or biryani.
Fresh Juices and Shakes
Drinks are a major part of Jabal Al Noor’s menu rather than an afterthought. Talabat currently separates fresh juices, special juices and healthy special juices, along with milkshakes and other drinks.
Restaurant Guru’s recent customer data also repeatedly mentions avocado and other juice choices, though individual reviews should be treated as personal experiences rather than objective quality ratings.
This makes the cafeteria useful even if you only want a fresh drink or a light snack.
Vegetarian Choices
Vegetarian diners also have options. The current menu includes vegetable paratha, falafel sandwiches, vegetable biryani, vegetable fried rice and vegetable noodles among other meat-free dishes.
Tripadvisor currently describes the restaurant as vegetarian-friendly and also lists vegan options, although anyone following a strict diet should confirm ingredients and preparation directly with the restaurant.
| If you want… | Menu section to check |
|---|---|
| Quick snack | Shawarma / sandwiches |
| Cafeteria special | Mathar section |
| Burger-style meal | Burgers / clubs |
| Heavier meal | Grill / biryani |
| Asian-style meal | Fried rice / noodles |
| Fresh drink | Juice menu |
| Meat-free food | Falafel / vegetable dishes |
What Is Hassan Mathar?
Hassan Mathar is one of the more distinctive names on the Jabal Al Noor Satwa menu.
Talabat currently places it inside the Shawarma and Mathar Special section and labels the item as shawarma. The available description is brief, so it would be inaccurate to present one detailed recipe as permanently correct.
The safest approach is to think of Mathar as a separate cafeteria-special category rather than assuming it is identical to a regular shawarma. If the exact fillings matter, check the current menu or ask the cafeteria before ordering.
How Much Does Jabal Al Noor Satwa Cost?
Jabal Al Noor fits the casual, budget-conscious cafeteria end of Satwa dining.
Restaurant Guru currently places the branch in an approximate AED 1–50 per-person range. This is broad because a small sandwich or juice costs very differently from a charcoal chicken, biryani or multi-item order.
Current Talabat prices also show a wide spread between simple sandwiches and larger grill dishes, which is why a permanent article should not publish a long fixed price list.
For visitors trying to manage their total food and transport spending, the guide to budget travel in Al Satwa provides wider neighbourhood context.
When exact cost matters, check the live menu before ordering.
Delivery, Takeaway and Seating
Jabal Al Noor Satwa supports more than one way to order. Restaurant Guru currently lists delivery, takeaway and outdoor seating, while Tripadvisor and current directory data also support dine-in restaurant use.
Talabat currently carries the Al Satwa restaurant for delivery and provides its live menu.
Delivery is useful for larger meals or when you do not want to travel to Al Diyafah Street. Takeaway makes more sense if you are already nearby, while eating at the cafeteria can be practical when you want the food immediately.
Delivery fees, estimated times and item availability depend on your address and the current platform.
Is Jabal Al Noor Satwa Good for Late-Night Food?
Yes. Late-night availability is one of the clearest strengths of the Al Maya branch.
The strongest current sources show service continuing until around 3:00 AM, with Restaurant Guru and Dubai Local extending that to 3:30 AM from Wednesday to Friday.
That makes it useful for shawarma, sandwiches, biryani, grills or juices well after standard dinner hours.
The important distinction is that late-night does not mean 24 hours. Do not use another Jabal Al Noor branch’s schedule for the Al Maya outlet.
How to Find the Correct Jabal Al Noor
If you are coming from the wider Satwa side, the Satwa Roundabout map can help you understand the surrounding streets before continuing towards Al Diyafah Street.
Once you are close, use Al Maya Supermarket as the main landmark. The company’s current location profile and several independent directories all connect the target branch with Al Maya and phone 04 398 9800.
If either the landmark or phone number is different, check whether your map has selected another Jabal Al Noor branch.
What Should You Check Before Visiting?
A few checks will prevent most problems:
- Confirm the branch: use Al Maya Supermarket and 04 398 9800.
- Check very early or late hours: current platforms disagree about the exact opening time.
- Use the live menu for prices: food and delivery prices can change.
- Check a specific dish before travelling: a large menu does not guarantee every item is always available.
- Do not assume 24-hour opening: this guide covers the Al Maya branch, not another nearby outlet.
For more restaurant and cafeteria options nearby, see food around Satwa Roundabout.
Before You Visit
Jabal Al Noor Cafeteria Satwa is a practical choice when you want casual food near Al Maya Supermarket, whether that means a quick shawarma, a sandwich and juice, or a fuller biryani or grill meal.
The most important details are Al Diyafah Street, near Al Maya Supermarket, and phone 04 398 9800. Current listings show the branch operating from morning until around 3:00 AM or later, but the precise opening time varies between platforms.
Its wide menu, late closing hours and delivery/takeaway options make it useful for several different meal occasions. Before travelling particularly early or late, confirm the current hours; when exact price or ingredients matter, use the live menu rather than an older listing.
