Kapil Sharma has officially brought his signature warmth and wit to Dubai — this time, in the form of coffee cups and comfort food. With the launch of Kap’s Café Dubai, the comedian expands his hospitality journey beyond Canada, offering fans a space that feels as familiar as one of his punchlines.
A Café That Feels Like the Show
Kap’s Café Dubai is designed as a physical extension of the Netflix, The Great Indian Kapil Show. The interiors lean into soft pinks, muted greens and clean whites, paired with plush seating and eye-catching chandeliers. The vibe is relaxed, welcoming and deliberately unflashy — a refreshing contrast to Dubai’s high-glam café scene. It’s meant for lingering conversations, not quick caffeine runs.
From Surrey to the Middle East
Dubai marks the brand’s first Middle Eastern outpost. The café officially opened on December 31, making it a New Year’s Eve debut. Kapil himself announced the launch on Instagram, sharing clips of the Dubai skyline before stepping inside to greet guests, serve coffee and playfully dance — very much in host mode.
Comfort-First Menu, No Drama
The menu philosophy is simple: familiar, fuss-free and comforting. While the full Dubai menu hasn’t been formally revealed yet, it’s expected to mirror the Surrey offerings — a mix of Indian and Western café staples. Think vada pav, desi snacks, pastas, coffees, teas and matcha-based drinks. One standout detail fans are already buzzing about is the inclusion of jaggery-infused lime juice, adding a nostalgic Indian touch to the beverage list.
An Easygoing Addition to Dubai’s Café Scene
Kap’s Café isn’t trying to reinvent café culture — and that’s exactly its charm. It leans into warmth, familiarity and personality, much like Kapil Sharma himself. For fans of the show or anyone craving a calm, cosy spot with comfort food at its core, Kap’s Café Dubai feels less like a celebrity venture and more like an open invitation to sit, sip and stay awhile.
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