Dubki Menu With Prices
All fifty dishes sorted by price, so you can see exactly what ₹500, ₹600 or ₹800 buys at Dubki – Dawn & Dusk Bar.
A Deliberately Flat Price Structure
Most restaurants spread their menu wide to make the cheap end look cheap. Dubki does not.
The entire menu spans just ₹470, from ₹325 fries to the ₹795 Paella. There is no ₹150 bar-snack tier and no ₹1,500 sharing platter — almost everything is priced as a proper plate. Eighteen of the fifty dishes cost exactly ₹545.
What that means in practice: your bill is driven far more by how many dishes you order than by which ones. Choosing the Mushroom Xacutti Samosa Cone over a plate of nachos costs you ₹100. Ordering one extra round of small plates costs ₹1,090.
So there is little reason to order defensively here. The interesting dishes cost roughly the same as the safe ones.
Read before you budget
Prices below come from the restaurant’s own menu card, recorded 11 September 2026. A 10% service charge plus government taxes are added to every bill, so the final figure runs roughly 15% above the food subtotal. Drinks are not priced in any published source. Confirm current prices on +91 86238 88190.
Every Dish, Sorted by Price
Fifty dishes in four price bands. Prices exclude the 10% service charge and taxes.
What a Meal at Dubki Costs
Every figure below includes the 10% service charge and taxes. Drinks are extra.
Drinks and a Snack
French fries plus veg nachos over a sunset drink.
~₹890For twoSolo Dinner
One starter and one main course for one person.
~₹1,310For oneLight Bite for Two
Two small plates at ₹545 plus a side of fries.
~₹1,630For twoFull Meal for Two
Two starters and two mains, the standard dinner order.
~₹2,620–2,970For twoSeafood Dinner for Two
Calamari, curried prawns, Paella Seafood and a dessert.
~₹3,310For twoPremium Meal for Two
Two starters, Paella, Mutton Mandi and two desserts.
~₹4,110For twoAbout the ₹1,500 for two figure
Listing sites quote ₹1,500 for two, and that number is realistic — but only for two people sharing a few small plates. It is not what a two-course dinner costs. Against the actual menu, a full meal for two lands between ₹2,620 and ₹2,970 once service charge and taxes are added, and more again once cocktails are involved. At a venue where the bar is half the point, they usually are.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are dishes at Dubki?
Dishes run from ₹325 for French Fries to ₹795 for Paella Seafood and Mutton Mandi. The most common price on the menu is ₹545, and 18 of the 50 dishes sit at that price.
What can I get at Dubki for under ₹500?
Eight dishes: French Fries ₹325, Potato Wedges ₹375, Peri Peri Cauliflower ₹445, Nachos ₹445, Cream Cheese Dumplings ₹445, Russian Honey Cake ₹445, Fallen Ice Cream ₹445 and Kathal Khurchan Kulcha ₹475.
Does Dubki charge a service charge?
Yes, 10%, with government taxes applied on top. Menu prices are quoted before both, so expect roughly 15% more than the food subtotal on your final bill.
Is ₹1,500 enough for two people at Dubki?
It covers two people sharing a few small plates, around ₹1,415 before service charge and tax. A full meal with two starters and two mains is closer to ₹2,620–2,970 for two, and drinks are extra on top.
What is the most expensive dish at Dubki?
Paella Seafood and Mutton Mandi share the top price at ₹795 each, followed by BBQ Belgium Pork Ribs at ₹745 and Bacon Wrapped Chorizo Stuffed Prawns at ₹725.
Are Dubki prices the same all year?
Not necessarily. Goa venues often adjust pricing between the tourist peak and the monsoon months. These prices were taken from the restaurant’s menu card in September 2026 — confirm on the day by calling +91 86238 88190.
Reserve a Table at Dubki
Prices change. Calling is the quickest way to confirm today’s menu, check the kitchen is open and book a table.
+91 86238 88190