5 Of The Best East-Meets-West Dishes You Want To Try At Social House

Often praised for the restaurant’s ornate wooden interior and the best view of the iconic Burj Khalifa, one would think a restaurant offering international cuisine might somehow miss the taste of certain recipes. 

But nope, not this one. 

Here are a few of the dishes that infuse an ‘East-meets-West’ style flavour, that you need to try. 

1. Bibimbap

This dish, the comfort food for Koreans and KPop lovers alike has been the staple go-to for regular Social House customers, and there’s no question why. The mixed rice is usually topped with egg, or beef with vegetables and the spices can make one feel so warm and fuzzy inside. 

Definitely should be at the top of your list to try!

2. Dragon roll sushi

If you’re a sushi and Japanese food fanatic, then you’ll know that our kind often favours most dragon rolls. 

Why?

There’s just something fascinating and different about the way they are made- from the avocado to the shrimp along with the cucumber. Some try it and fail, but Social House is one of few that manage to perfect the taste of the dragon roll sushi.

3. Grilled halloumi salad

Halloumi is a Cypriot-rooted cheese made from a combination of goat and sheep’s milk. Imagine a salad with grilled halloumi, pomegranate and fresh cherry tomatoes. This one makes us salivate at the thought of it every single time. 

Plus, the guilt of overeating lessens since the addition of vegetables make this dish feel appetising, but not too filling.

4. Chilli and garlic prawns 

Don’t be fooled by its seemingly simple looks, this dish can be topped off with white rice, noodles or on its own. One bite of it will change your life… if you don’t mind a little spice that is.

5. Crispy duck spring rolls

If the photo doesn’t already speak volumes, then let’s just put it out there. It isn’t just about the presentation (although Social House is known for theirs), the chopped veggies and meat once bit into will give you that crunchy and oh-so-surprising burst of different flavours. 

That’s all we have to say. Try it for yourself.