As Ramadan approaches, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are set to offer a diverse range of iftar experiences, blending traditional Middle Eastern flavors with international cuisines. Here are some of the top spots to enjoy this Holy Month:
Chouchou Dubai offers a French Riviera-inspired ambiance at J1 Beach, presenting a four-course Iftar menu that combines French elegance with Middle Eastern flavors. The menu includes delicacies like lamb confit and foie gras ravioli, priced at Dh360 per person. After 9pm, Suhoor is served à la carte alongside a curated shisha experience.
Ewaan at Palace Dubai Creek Harbour provides a lavish Iftar buffet surrounded by traditional décor. Guests can enjoy authentic Arabic dishes, including hot and cold mezza, soups, and decadent desserts, with packages starting at Dh275 per person. Live entertainment enhances the experience, available until March 29 from sunset to 9pm.
Babel Dubai, located in Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue, offers a refined Lebanese dining experience. Their Set Iftar Menu features traditional yet modern dishes like mezze and oriental rice with beef, priced at Dh250 per person for tables of four or more. Suhoor starts at 10pm with freshly baked manakish and Lebanese mezze.
Origins at Vida Creek Beach provides a serene Iftar experience with breathtaking views of Dubai Creek Harbour. The Iftar buffet includes traditional dishes and live cooking stations, priced at Dh220 per person. The ambiance blends tradition with modern elegance, available until March 30 from sunset to 8:30pm.
Purani Dilli at Four Points by Sheraton offers a lavish Iftar buffet with traditional dishes like mezzeh, mandi, and biryani, priced at Dh139 per person. The buffet is available daily from sunset to 9pm, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings.
Em Sherif Café presents a special Iftar set menu celebrating Levantine flavors, available daily from 7pm to 9pm for Dh250 per person. The menu features vibrant starters, grilled kebabs, and indulgent desserts like knefeh and Tamriyeh.
Marriott Hotel Al Forsan in Abu Dhabi offers a luxurious Iftar experience with traditional favorites like Ouzi and Moroccan Tajin, alongside an Asian and Sushi Corner. Guests can enjoy six live cooking stations for a dynamic dining experience, priced at Dh250 for adults and Dh110 for kids.
These venues offer a mix of traditional and modern dining experiences, ensuring that Ramadan in Dubai and Abu Dhabi is filled with memorable culinary delights.
