u/Competitive-Log-5

60-Seater Running Restaurant – New Concept Opportunity
A running 60-seater restaurant is available for a concept change. The restaurant is already operational, with a team of 14 staff in place.
Looking to introduce a Pakistani/Indian Nasta concept — breakfast served throughout the day with a limited, focused menu.
The area has good potential, and the opportunity requires around AED 100K investment only
Looking for a serious partner with a strong Nasta concept.
No agents, please. Serious inquiries only.

The change in concept is because I saw a similar concept in Sharjah which is doing amazing. Looking for passionate people

60-Seater Running Restaurant – New Concept Opportunity
A running 60-seater restaurant is available for a concept change. The restaurant is already operational, with a team of 14 staff in place.
Looking to introduce a Pakistani/Indian Nasta concept — breakfast served throughout the day with a limited, focused menu.
The area has good potential, and the opportunity requires around AED 100K investment only
Looking for a serious partner with a strong Nasta concept.
No agents, please. Serious inquiries only.

The change in concept is because I saw a similar concept in Sharjah which is doing amazing. Looking for passionate people

An Indian restaurant for sale in Dubai silicon oasis
Size 1700 sqft
Cuisine Indian n Pakistani
60 seaters
Daily sale 3.5-4k aed
Recently renovated n sales are picking up

Only serious buyers Please dm for more info
Sale price is negotiable as my brother is leaving to Germany

I'm fairly new to Reddit and honestly still trying to understand how people interact here.
I recently posted about my restaurant business being for sale and got a DM from a random guy. Instead of asking genuine questions, he started insulting my restaurant, saying it was "cheap", for the "labour class", and then went on about how he owns 5 restaurants doing AED 7 million a month in sales (he never told his restaurant names) he has ranted about it on some business groups too
Long story short, the conversation left me feeling quite low. I know I shouldn't let a stranger's opinion affect me, but when you've spent years building something, comments like that can hit harder than you'd expect.
For context, my restaurants are in decent areas, we have regular customers, and like many small business owners I've put a lot of time, money, and effort into keeping things running.
I ended up ignoring him and blocking him.
What would you have done in my position? Is this just normal Reddit behavior that I need to get used to, or did I handle it the right way?

Guys if anyone is looking to own or partner in restaurant in Dubai . The cuisine currently is Indian n Pakistani
I’m travelling n won’t be able to give my full time. I’m looking for someone either to take over completely or be my 50% partner n run the place
Potential to reach daily sale 6-7k aed

Cuisines that work well in the area is fast food, Chinese, pizza, north India etc

For sale value is 550k (can meet to speak on final open for negotiation)
50% partnership 250k aed

Since you will be working I can give you 60% profit share

Please dm for serious enquiry

Guys if anyone is looking to own or partner in Indian restaurant in silicon oasis please dm me .
I’m travelling n won’t be able to give my full time. I’m looking for someone either to take over completely or be my 50% partner n run the place
Potential to reach daily sale 6-7k aed

For sale value is 550k
50% partnership 250k aed

Since you will be working I can give you 60% profit share

Please dm for serious enquiry

People ask me why I want to start a pet food brand.
Honestly… it didn’t start as a business idea.
It started with feeding strays.
Some days after work, I’d just sit and feed them quietly. And you start noticing things… how some animals eat literally anything because they have no choice. Leftover rice, dry bread, cheap food that fills them for a while but isn’t really helping them.
And then I realized even in the pet food market, a lot of products are more about selling than actual care.
Fancy packaging.
Big marketing.
But so many foods are filled with unnecessary ingredients, fillers, and things most pet owners don’t even understand.
I kept thinking
if we genuinely love animals, shouldn’t we care more about what we feed them?
That’s what I want my brand to stand for.
Not luxury.
Not just profit.
But honest food made with care.
Something healthier, cleaner, affordable, and made by someone who actually understands what hunger looks like in animals.
I want it to be a brand that remembers the strays too… not only pets inside beautiful homes.
Maybe it sounds emotional.
But I think businesses built with real emotion last longer than businesses built only for money.

32F in Dubai.
Started earning at 21.
Worked my way into leadership roles early, managed teams, built businesses, took risks.
From outside, it probably looked successful.
But honestly?
I failed in multiple businesses, made emotional financial decisions, trusted the wrong people sometimes… and somehow after years of nonstop work, I still don’t have the savings I thought I would by this age.
Lately it’s been hitting me hard because people assume you’re financially stable once you reach a certain title or experience level.
But earning money and keeping money are completely different skills.
Anyone else in their 30s feel like they’re financially starting over again?
How did you rebuild?

32F in Dubai.
Started earning at 21.
Worked my way into leadership roles early, managed teams, built businesses, took risks.
From outside, it probably looked successful.
But honestly?
I failed in multiple businesses, made emotional financial decisions, trusted the wrong people sometimes… and somehow after years of nonstop work, I still don’t have the savings I thought I would by this age.
Lately it’s been hitting me hard because people assume you’re financially stable once you reach a certain title or experience level.
But earning money and keeping money are completely different skills.
Anyone else in their 30s feel like they’re financially starting over again?
How did you rebuild?

32F in Dubai.
Started earning at 21.
Worked my way into leadership roles early, managed teams, built businesses, took risks.
From outside, it probably looked successful.
But honestly?
I failed in multiple businesses, made emotional financial decisions, trusted the wrong people sometime and somehow after years of nonstop work, I still don’t have the savings I thought I would by this age.
Lately it’s hitting me hard because people assume you’re financially stable once you reach a certain title or experience level.
But earning money and keeping money are completely different skills.
Anyone else in their 30s feel like they’re financially starting over again?