SELF-GUIDED FOOD HUNT · Al Seef Village

Al Seef Village: spring rolls, melon bun and coffee

Share Camacho’s chicken spring rolls, try Yamanote’s biscuit-crusted melon bun and finish with a hot Americano at % Arabica.

CURATED BY Feed to Fork team

Time to allowA relaxed three-stop afternoon snack break.

Getting aroundWalk within Al Seef Village; use the directory for entrances and Camacho’s first-floor access.

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Start at Camacho on the first floor, then follow the complex directory to Yamanote and nearby % Arabica. Share one spring-roll order and one bun, then choose a coffee each. Allow for outdoor links between entrances and choose a cooler afternoon.

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Before you go

When to go

Afternoon, once Camacho’s kitchen is serving; confirm bakery stock before setting out.

Budget and paying

Share one spring-roll order and one melon bun, then order individual coffees.

Self-guided. Timing is an editorial suggestion, not a measured journey. Check kitchen hours and access before going.

THE ROUTE

3 stops, one food Hunt

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Harumaki Japanese Spring Rolls
Camacho
Thin fried wrappers hold chicken, shiitake mushrooms and ginger, with sweet chilli sauce alongside. Share the crisp rolls as a savoury opening before the bakery stop; keep the first order small for this afternoon snack route.
First Floor, Al Seef Village Community Mall, Abu Dhabi
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Melon Bun
Yamanote Atelier
Yamanote’s melon bun pairs a plain Japanese-style bun with a sweet biscuit crust. Its rounded, crosshatched top makes a simple sweet follow-up to the spring rolls; split one to keep the afternoon light.

3 stops, one food Hunt

Harumaki Japanese Spring Rolls

Melon Bun

% Blend Americano (Hot)