W Dubai The Palm, Palm Jumeirah (04 245 5800). Palazzo Versace Dubai, sunset to 8.30pm, Dhs250.Tel: (0)4 5568840. From the classic lentil soup to its signature shish tawouk, the iftar menu, which starts from Dhs220 for two, has a range of dishes. A family-style iftar for private groups with modern Moroccan and Lebanese fare including mezze and tagine dishes. Sunset onwards. Hilton JBR (04 318 2914). 7am-10pm. Bab Al Shams, sunset to 10pm, Dhs299, half price for children aged four to 11. The meal includes plates such as steamed edamame, wagyu gyoza, yuzu miso glazed lamb chops with steamed rice, mushroom bop and yakisoba noodles. This iftar buffet includes live stations for Shawarma, tuzi and tawa, along with dishes from around the world.Dhs189 (per person on weekdays), Dhs199 (per person on weekends), 50 percent discount for children under 12, free (kids under six). Ramadan 2023 has begun and, as usual, the citys restaurants will be putting on various daily iftars. There will also be 16 unlimited meat cuts and at each table, gauchos will carve an array of grilled beef, lamb, prawns, chicken and sausage. Sunset-11pm. At JA The Resorts Anchor Restaurant you can enjoy a traditional Arabic dining experience with its Bedouin-inspired iftar. Guests can try the lamb ouzi, beef kofta, samak hara, and eggplant moussaka, along with refreshing drinks and tempting desserts.Dhs75 (per person), half price (kids aged five-11), free (kids below 5). Dubai Hills Mall, Dubai Hills (052 929 2088). For mains, choose from tagine barkouk with aubergine couscous and chicken; a Lebanese sayadieh sea bass dish with rice; and a Syrian chargrilled quail frikkeh, served with an ancient grain salad, lamb kebab and batbot bread. Dh95; until 9.30pm; Al Barsha and City Walk, Dubai; 800 8623 4788, www.allobeirutstreetfood.com. Prepare to break your fast with some of these delicious 2023 iftar options. At Joe's Caf in The Dubai Mall, you'll get a special iftar menu with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavours. City Walk (800 323 232). Theres a daily iftar buffet at The Courtyard terrace beside the pool area. Emirates Golf Club, Emirates Hills (04 417 9999). End the meal on the sweetest note with decadent desserts including umm Ali, kadayef with mixed nuts, assorted halwa and fruit tartlets, while sipping on Ramadan drinks.Dhs225 (per person). There are Ramadan specials served during iftar at The Nice Guy including grilled watermelon salad, black truffle and artichoke tortellini, and the pistachio and herb crusted lamb rack. Dessert lounge Kalian invites guests to break their fast for Dhs169. Those in the mood for French fare, should head to Odeon on Jumeirah Beach Road for an iftar with French flair which includes one mocktail and bottle of house water.Dhs249 (per person) Sunset-9pm. Millennium Place Barsha Heights (058 606 0831). Theres lentil soup, a selection of starters including wild mushroom aranchi and chicken gyoza. For big groups (of 35 or more) you can book an iftar experience at Topgolf. Muslims observe the month of Ramadan , the ninth month on the Islamic calendar, through fasting and prayers. One&Only Royal Mirage, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St, Dubai Marina (04 399 9999). The buffet features an assortment of specialities with mezze, grills, shawarma, lamb ouzi and a variety of Arabic sweets and desserts. Aloft Airport Hotel, Garhoud (04 605 8888). You can get a takeaway sushi iftar at Akira Back this Ramadan. Sunset-11pm. The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai JBR (04 399 4000). Head into the clouds for a rooftop Ramadan celebration in the SLS Dubai iftar tent. There will be an Arabic buffet with all your classic dishes included. This rooftop lounge is offering a five-course iftar for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Various locations including JBR, Ibn Battuta Mall and Motor City (058 623 6116). For a fine-dining Asian menu with plenty of vegetarian options, consider breaking your fast at Shanghai Me. Platter options include keema matar samosas, chicken tikka sandwiches, malai tikka wraps and a delicious cardamom and date cheesecake. Savour your meal as you enjoy classic tunes from an oud player who will keep the atmosphere vibrant throughout.Dhs285 (per person), Dhs280 (per person with a booking with 10 or more guests), Dhs150 (kids under 12). Both iftar (Dhs250 from sunset to 10pm) and suhoor (a la carte from midnight to dawn) are served on the expansive terrace as a master oud player performs. The dining experience takes place on level six, which has been transformed into an oasis. For Dhs185 per person from 7pm to 9pm, you can dig into authentic Arabic dishes including hot and cold mezza, soups, chicken moghrabiya, lamb thareed, kofta kebab and a variety of desserts. A family-friendly venue, youll find all your Arabic favourites, mezze platters, dawood basha, samak traboulsi, baked fish with tahini, along with live counters preparing ouzi, shawarma, Arabic mix grill and saaj bread.Dhs225 (per person). Set menus start at Dhs285 for one person; Dhs550 for two people, and Dhs950 for four. Millennium Place Marina, sunset to 8pm, Dhs199. At this World Trade Center restaurant you can get an exclusive set menu including dates, fruit and rooh afza. InterContinental Dubai Marina, Dubai Marina (04 446 6788). The five-course meal includes mezze, falafel and manoushe, as well as tender lambs shoulder thats cooked for seven hours. 6.30pm-9pm. Tel: (0)4 381 3111. restaurant.reservationsTMH@meydanhotels.com. Guests can then enjoy flourless dark chocolate cake, served with Kholas dates and milk ice cream. Dh295 per person; until 7.45pm; Gate Village 11, Dubai International Financial Centre; 04 564 0505, Sucre, one of Latin America's top restaurants, opened a branch in Dubai in early 2022. Tel: (0)4 317 6000. sloanes-dubai.com, The casually chic boulangerie serves a two-course or three-course menu of artisanal and hearty dishes at iftar, while overlooking the picturesque Dubai Hills Golf Club. Meydan Courtyard, The Meydan Hotel, sunset to 9pm, Dhs199, half price for children aged six to 12. DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah (07 203 0104). Sunset-9pm. @tascadubai. Stage Pool Lounge (which is located near the mosque) has been transformed into an Arabian wonderland with a grand iftar buffet with live cooking stations and a variety of traditional sweets and drinks.Dhs169 (per person), half price (kids aged six to 12), free (kids under 6). Eat from the open salad bar with 50+ options such as imported cheeses, charcuterie, shrimp, roasted vegetables, creamy lobster bisque and more. Starting with a range of appetizing mezze, including baba ghanoush, grape leaf dolma, falafel and more. Hilton Ras Al Khaimah Beach Resorts Ramadan Lounge is back this year with Lebanese food including mezze platters, grilled meats, to fresh seafood and desserts.Dhs115 (per person). Appetisers will then be served to the table in sharing style format before guests select one main course from a choice of corn-fed baby chicken, salmon fillet with stir-fried quinoa, soy and green vegetables, beef ribs, Chilean sea bass rice hot pot and many more delectable options, all served with a side of spicy patatas bravas. Hilton Dubai Palm Jumeirah (04 230 0073). The sharing menu here starts with traditional dips and salads including hummus, moutabal, tabouleh, fattoush, and babaganoush, followed by a selection of freshly baked cheese and meat sambousek, kebbeh, and spinach fatayer with Arabic bread. EKAI Restaurant and Lounge in Burj Daman is offering an Arabic fusion iftar this Ramadan. Radisson Blu Hotel, Deira (04 205 7033). While drinks include Moroccan teas and fragrant Arabic coffees.Dhs179 (per person), Dhs89 (kids aged six-11), free (kids under 5). The menu includes dishes such as eggplant Parmigiana with miso sauce, fish couscous with wasabi aioli, and lamb stew with mushrooms.Dhs139 (per person). The meal starts with dates and fruits, youll then get dishes including tangy cassava chaat, kebab platter with ricotta Malai paneer tikka, prawns cafreal rissois, chipotle chicken tikka, and beef seekh kebab.Dhs200 (per person). Sunset-8pm. The chefs have also whipped up three Ramadan-inspired mocktails: the Movimto is a mix of mint, lemon and Vimto; the Jallaberry melds jallab and hibiscus lemonade; and the Amardin is a fusion of apricot, passion fruit and ginger beer. Various locations across Dubai www.laduree.ae. Tel: (0)4 423 8888. addresshotels.com, Be transported to a beautiful Moroccan market inside Address Dubai Marinas Constellation Ballroom where a variety of cooking stations will serve iftar. jumeirah.com, The Stage restaurant promises a range of cooking stations where chefs will be firing up the grill, baking fresh bread and showcasing their culinary skills. Grosvenor House Dubai, Dubai Marina (04 317 6000). At FIVE Palm Jumeirah you can break your fast with a buffet that features live cooking stations serving food from the Levant plus Arabic dishes. Head here to break your fast with an international buffet iftar with a touch of Arabic flavours. Al Habtoor City In front of Habtoor Palace Dubai (04 435 5577). Tel: (0)4 607 0757. slsdubai@slshotels.com, Iftar by the beach cant be beat. Tel: (0)4 701 1127. Tel: (0)4 444 7444. fb.dubai@coradhotels.com, Dine around the world with iftar at BLVD on One at FIVE Palm Jumeirah. The massive golf club hosts corporate iftar gatherings of all sizes at Dhs125 per person for a minimum of 30 people.From Dhs125 (per person). You can get an iftar box at Operation Falafel from Dhs45. A minimum of 31 people is required for group bookings.Dhs169 per person (private Iftar Buffet). Located outdoors on the large terrace the RED Meeting Hub, theres a buffet dinner with a selection of cold and hot mezze, traditional drinks, a live station lamb ouzi station and a variety of sweet options. Ideal for families, large groups, and corporates, this buffet features dishes from some of the worlds most popular cuisines.Dhs250 (per person), Dhs125 (kids aged seven-12), Free (kids under six). It becomes crucial, then, to choose a venue that will not disappoint after a day of fasting. Sunset-onwards. Sunset-10pm. Here you can dine outside and have shisha throughout.From Dhs200 (set menu for private iftar events only). Get cosy here to tuck into a multi-cuisine set menu, served tableside. DIFC, 6pm to 8pm, Dhs250. For Dhs230, you can get a tenders tray with 16 pieces of chicken tenders. Under-sixes free. Al Wathba is located 40 minutes from Abu Dhabi city. Theres an open air Ramadan tent at Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort with an international buffet spread. Mains include home-made rigatoni with cream and mushrooms, marinated lamb cutlets with olive and aubergine caviar, and marinated baby chicken. Shisha and table games are charged at Dhs75. The popular restaurant is serving more than a dozen dishes, spanning Lebanese, Mediterranean and the wider Arabic cuisines, on a rotating basis through Ramadan. Dessert is a regional take on Umm Ali, served with date ice cream. DT1 Residential Tower, Burj Khalifa Blvd, noon to midnight (during Ramadan). Here you can embark on a culinary journey across the buffet with a classic selection of cold and hot mezze, fresh breads, mains and international dishes.Dhs275 (per person), Dhs135 (kids aged five-11), free (kids below four). You can anticipate lively traditional tunes by a live oud player as you sink into tempting dishes. Rixos Premium, JBR (052 160 0333). Sunset onwards. Shisha is also available. Modern Mughlai restaurant Jehangirs is serving an iftar buffet with an array of rotating dishes to curries with assorted breads and desserts.Dhs89 (per person), Dhs59 (kids below 14). The selection is too extensive to list here, but it includes the usual hot and cold mezze suspects (hummus, fattoush, sambousek, kibbeh), plus Mediterranean salads, Middle Eastern cheeses and pickles, and Palestinian chicken wraps. Jallab and tamarind juice aside, Gastro Kitchen has concocted an Arabian Nights mocktail, served in a genie lamp. There are also live carving stations and a variety of sweets and desserts alongside live Arabian entertainers, including oud players and other instrumentalists.Dhs295 (per person), Dhs147.5 (kids aged six and 12). Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai (04 273 3800). Dishes include a selection of soups, salads, cold and hot starters along with main courses including Jordanian mansaf, lamb freekah and chicken mandi. Highlights include halloumi fries, hummus pumpkin salad, chicken shawarma, and sticky toffee date pudding. You can order la carte from a line-up that includes Josper grilled flat bread with dips, red lentil soup and Bull & Bears take on an iftar mixed grill. Sunset-9pm. Hyatt Place Dubai Jumeirah (04 313 1234). Sunset-10pm. Here guests will be able to tuck into a Southeastern menu with a variety of dishes from Malaysia, Indonesia, and Middle East. For fine Cantonese fare, sample the Hakkasan iftar menu, which features some of the restaurants most popular plates. The ancient technique of cooking under the sand allows guests to experience an authentic Bedouin barbecue on the beach, served with vegetables and rice, dates and hot and cold mezze. Sunset-midnight. The main course includes a tandoori mix platter served with dal makani, and a special dessert platter curated by the chef provides a sweet finish to the meal.Dhs185 (for two). 7pm-10pm. Dubai Opera will be hosting an extensive Iftar buffet with international and Arabic dishes, carving stations, a variety of sweets and desserts, and a selection of traditional Ramadan juices. Post-iftar, there will be Turkish tea and shisha on the Besh Tent terrace offering city views and live entertainment.Dhs175 (per person), Dhs155 (per person for groups of ten-40 guests), Dhs145 (per person for groups of more than 40 guests), Dhs90 (Kids aged six-12). Dishes will include ouzi slow-roasted lamb marinated in a traditional Arabic blend of spices, oriental rice and mixed nuts, youll also be able to get mixed grilled meats from live stations.Dhs175 per person, Dhs125 per person (groups of 10 and above), Dhs85 (kids aged seven-11), Free (kids below 6). The Bedouin-inspired meal will be accompanied by an oud player as well as storytelling around a bonfire. Enjoy a modern and lavish iftar buffet with full GCC and International dishes that includes BBQ station, whole Lamb Ouzi, Shawarma, Salads & Desserts, exquisitely displayed with soft beverage station & In-House DJ at Radisson Resort Ras Al Khaimah Marjan Island.Price starting from Dhs180 to Dhs350 per person. One of Latin America's top restaurants opened its third branch in Dubai earlier this year and is celebrating its first Ramadan with an iftar menu curated by chef Fernando Trocca. Waldorf Astoria Dubai International Financial Centre (04 515 9888. For iftar, Clap has introduced new items, such as the Goma Kunafa Dessert, which fuses Japanese and Arabic culinary artistry. Tel: (0)4 777 2232. Club Vista Mare, Palm Jumeriah (04 553 9575). Ideal for families, the Rixy Kids Club is putting on special kids activities.From Dhs275 (per person) Rixos The Palm Hotel and Suites, Palm Jumeirah (04 457 5454). Hyatt Regency Dubai, Deira (04 209 1234). Check complete entry ticket information per person, charges, entrance price, timings, tips, and other travel information. The meal is rounded off with a dessert of lemongrass crme brul.Dhs199 (per person). Tel: (0)4 455 5656. sofitel-dubai-thepalm.com, Acclaimed Latin American restaurant Sucre serves a special iftar menu for Dhs250 this Holy Month, featuring seafood fideua, baby chicken, or the popular striploin with chimichurri butter, plus a range of appetisers and the hugely-popular dulce de leche fondant. Lebanese cuisine will be served up from a set iftar menu. Sunset-9pm. Raffles The Palm Dubai, Palm Jumeirah (04 248 8889). Sunset-9pm. Jallab and dates will be available on each table followed by some hot and cold mezze, including hummus, moutabel, kibbeh, fattoush, kebabs and falafel. Iftar at Emirates Palace Located on the beach with panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf and indoor and outdoor seating, Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, Abu Dhabi presents 'The Majlis by the Sea' Featuring an elegant design inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the Middle East, The Majlis by the Sea offers stylish indoor dcor and an expansive outdoor deck complementing world-class . The Courtyard, Vida Creek Harbour, sunset to 9pm, Dhs210 (or Dhs150 during the first week). Finish your meal with different desserts including traditional kunafa. Alongside the dining experience, arabesque music will be played throughout the evening. If youve got a sweet tooth, Umm Ali is available as well as fruit salad.Dhs115 (adults), Dhs57.50 (kids under 12). The Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai (04 434 1439). Couqley French Bistro & Bar, Mvenpick Hotel, JLT (04 514 9339). Club Vista Mare, Palm Jumeirah (04 770 1433). With room for just fifty guests, this exclusive rooftop experience will be Dhs185 per person. Sunset till late. From sunset. Have space for dessert? 8pm-3am. TAB are offering a set iftar menu served by a sumo. Youll get a range of dishes including lentil soup, pine nuts burrito, roasted cauliflower, snails, slow cooked lamb and pink milk rice with saffron ice cream.Dhs390 (per person). Known for its afternoon teas, Al Mandhar Lounge should be on your radar this Ramadan. Sheraton Jumeirah Beach Resort, JBR (04 315 3838). For main courses, there are dishes including baby chicken, steak and fried rice to choose from. The restaurant and gourmet food hall at Galeries Lafayette will be serving a weekday iftar set menu throughout Ramadan. On April 16, Emirati chef, Meera Alnaqbi, the YouthX winner will be having a live station pop up at Ballaro , serving Emirati-inspired dishes such as mandi with lamb, medjool dates stuffed with tahini. Here youll find live cooking stations, live Arabic entertainment and a dedicated kids play area.Dhs199 (per person). The Westin Mina Seyahi, sunset to 10pm, Dhs165, Dhs65 for children aged six to 12 years, under-sixes free. Iftar at Bombay Brasserie includes Ramadan staples such as dates, karkade, tamer Hindi, Murgh Malai Kebab and Hyderabadi Haleem. The Maine, The Opus by Omniyat, Ground Floor, Al Aamal St. (04 577 6680). Indian Restaurant Khyber is putting on a set iftar menu including galouti kebab, butter chicken, rasmalai. The main event is a slow-fire-roasted lamb rump, cooked in rich lamb broth and fresh pineapple pachri, and served with rice. Punjab Grill, The Oberoi Dubai, Business Bay, Dubai, Tel: (0)50 194 1107. From Dh149; until 9pm; DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Dubai Jumeirah Beach; 055 166 8092; dine.jbr@hilton.com. Madinat Jumeirah, daily sunset to 8.30pm, Dhs225 per person. Italian restaurant, Monno in Jumeirah, is serving a four-course Italian set menu for Dhs150 per person. Live oud music will fill the air, adding to the ambience.Dhs149 (per person), Dhs75 (kids aged six-12 years), free (kids below 6). DineAtSkyView@addresshotels.com, For those who wish to dine at home, Akira Back is offering an elevated sushi takeaway menu for Ramadan. Nothing could beat dining in the worlds tallest atrium, so this dining spot is a must-visit for iftar. 6.30pm-9pm. Radisson Blu Hotel, Dubai Waterfront (056 404 4169). @punjabgrilldubai, Relax outdoors with a spectacular view of Dubai Creek as QDs serves a daily iftar buffet featuring a variety of Ramadan dishes with a strong influence from the Middle East and India. With majilis seating, colourful lanterns and Arabian carpets, the traditional Arabic style tent is gilded with gold. Sample the chef-recommended Moroccan tajine (a meal best shared), or opt for lighter dishes such as watermelon and feta salad with marinated onions and sekanjabeen dressing; lamb pitta pockets with Arabic spices; and chicken pastille in Moroccan spices. Sunset till late. Sunset onwards. Waldorf Astoria, DIFC (04 338 8133). The Artisans iftar menu has a number of classic Italian dishes on its set menu that you can get for Dhs165. For bookings telephone 02 546 4004. Dubai Creek Resort, sunset to 9pm, Dhs175. For dessert, theres mango chili kunafa and date fondant. Running throughout Ramadan, prices are set at Dhs210 for adults and Dhs105 for children aged six to 12, and free for under sixes, all including unlimited juice. for the mains, you can enjoy hearty dishes such as harissa salmon, half boneless zaatar chicken, slow roasted lamb and impossible daoud basha (vegan). Sunset-9pm, 9.30pm onwards la carte. Pick from the a la carte menu. Children under six dine free from Monday. The menu features an assortment of Arabic dates, Jones the Grocer lentil soup and traditional juices on arrival.
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