I found Bunz, a burger spot in Downtown Dubai, while staying nearby and looking for an easy meal.
When I was staying at Pullman Dubai Downtown,
I started looking for somewhere to eat nearby,
and ended up trying a burger place that looked pretty decent.
The name was Bunz!
It’s close enough to walk from the Pullman.
You can check out my hotel review too.
From the street, this is what it looked like,
and since I couldn’t see an entrance at first, I was like, wait, what?
Turns out the entrance was tucked inside the building.
The lights were off, so I thought maybe they were closed,
but they were just fixing something after flipping the breaker.
I waited outside for about three minutes,
and then went in. The shop is pretty tiny.
There really aren’t many seats if you want to dine in,
so it felt more like a takeout and delivery kind of place.
Bunz menu in Dubai
The menu was pretty big, so I only grabbed part of it.
I noticed they separated burgers and sliders, so I asked about it,
and the sliders turned out to be mini burgers you can eat in a bite or two.
I ordered a regular burger instead of a slider.
Looking back, maybe I should’ve tried the sliders too.
There were actually more slider options than full-size burgers.
They had beef, chicken, and even vegetarian choices.
We added sweet potato fries with the burgers,
plus a Diet Coke.
I got the Buffalo Chicken Burger,
and I think my husband ordered the Classico Beef.
Mine first—
The sweet potato fries portion was pretty generous,
so one order was enough for us to share and still feel full.
The bun itself was a normal size,
but the chicken patty was thick and nicely oversized, which I loved.
It wasn’t made with dry chicken breast either—
it was juicy and tender, so I remember really enjoying it.
The sauce was spicier than I expected, though.
This one was almost finished by the time I took a photo,
but this was the beef burger my husband had.
We kept trading bites in between, which was fun.
It’s not the kind of place I’d tell you to cross the city for,
but if you love burgers or just need a quick, easy meal,
I definitely wouldn’t talk you out of trying it.
The catch was the price—we paid $34 for all of that.
But honestly, prices in Downtown Dubai
are high in general, so I guess that’s just how it goes.
I think it would be totally fine as a delivery order too.
On another note, I have no idea who’s behind it,
but someone keeps hitting my site with traffic attacks and it’s seriously so frustrating.
It’s obviously illegal, and if they get caught, there are real consequences.
On my Dubai hotel post,using an island travel keyword,
the attacks have been going on for three days now, and Naver
doesn’t even seem to have a proper place to report it, which is exhausting.
I hope people grow their blogs the right way,
and earn keyword visibility fairly and honestly.