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Ramadan 2018 is just around the corner and it's time to start planning your Iftar evenings in the UAE. Read our guide to learn about all the places in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah, where you can break your fast this Ramadan.
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This year, Bareburger will be offering all UAE residents a limited edition Ramadan burger made of slow-cooked lamb leg, date relish, feta cheese, red onion, brioche bun. Taste this unique creation with a choice of a side dish.
Location Multiple Cost Dh50 with a choice of a side dish TimingsDaily from sunset onward
Sobo
Head to Sobo for a family style iftar served to your table in a relaxed setting. They will be serving a selection of hot and cold mezze, followed by mixed grill platter with rice and Arabic sweets and fruits for dessert.
Location Courtyard by Marriott Dubai Green Community Cost Dh99 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 11pm
Skye & Walker
Enjoy Ramadan with an iftar buffet experience featuring tempting Arabic dishes, special Ramadan beverages and sweets. With piped Ramadan music creating a great ambience.
Location Marriott Executive Apartments Dubai Creek Cost Dh85 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 11pm
Barbeque Nation
Barbeque Nation is hosting iftar celebrations for the whole family. Celebrate iftar with char-grilled delicacies at live food stations. Enjoy classic murg musaallam, kadai chicken, roast beef with pepper mushroom sauce, mutton haleem, keema paratha, and lamb tikka, before finishing with delectable iftar desserts including sheer kurma, ummali, jalebi with rabdi. Celebrate togetherness this Ramadan at Barbeque Nation.
Locations Al Barsha Branch & Al Karama Branch, Dubai Cost Dh89.25 TimingsDaily from Sunset until 11.30pm
New Shanghai (Alternative)
End your fast this Ramadan with a balanced menu at New Shanghai, one of the latest casual dining destinations located at Dubai Mall. The Ramadan menu is made up of 25 dishes including soups, signature Baos, dim sums, and light desserts.
Locations Lower Ground Floor in Dubai Mall Cost Dh99 TimingsDaily from Sunset onwards
Atisuto (Alternative)
If you are looking for a different iftar experience this Ramadan, Dubai’s home-grown Japanese eatery Atisuto has the answer. End your fast the traditional way with dates, followed by a classic Japanese miso soup. After that, you can enjoy a selection of starters comprising some of Atiusto’s favourite signature dishes, as well as a sushi platter for the table to share. Then comes a choice of main course, before the meal ends on a high note with the classic Japanese dessert, half milk cake.
Location Galleria Mall, Al Wasl Cost Dh95 per person Timings Daily from Sunset until 11.30pm
Wok Boyz (Alternative)
Tucked away on a street near Sheikh Zayed Road is a new Asian street food concept, Wok Boyz. Wok Boyz have prepared a Ramadan experience offering generous meals for dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Ramadan meal deals bring a choice of prawn or rice crackers, sweet corn soup, street tofu or spicy Korean wings, customizable wok combo and beverage.
Location Shaikh Zayed Road Cost Dh39 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Flavours at Wyndham
Celebrate Ramadan at Flavours, where they are offering a hearty and healthy combination of traditional and contemporary Ramadan dishes from different parts of the globe. The Flavours spread will include a selection of dates and nuts, hot and cold mezze, mixed grill, sweet treats and refreshing Ramadan juices.
Location JBR Cost Dh99 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 10.30pm
Wagamama
The iftar fixed price menu is made up of a selection of fresh signature Wagamama sides and main dishes that are great for sharing with friends and family. If you’d rather stick to your usual dish, you can also order from the à la carte menu, which features nourishing protein-based or vegetarian dishes
Location JBR, Shaikh Zayed Road, Greens and Sharjah Cost Dh90 for a main and side dish, Dh100 for main, side and mocktail, Dh110 for main, side, mocktail and dessert TimingsDaily from Sunset onwards
Katana (Alternative)
The restaurant has put together a five-course menu, designed to offer a taste of the finest Japanese cuisine. Start with salty edamame, a salmon tataki salad and Japanese fried chicken. Then a Wagyu pepper steak, fresh shrimp with tarragon butter and chicken with green onion on the grill. This is followed up by a selection of sushi, with salmon avocado, poached shrimp and a mixed tempura sushi. A range of mains, include sticky short ribs, ginger and yuzu pepper chicken and miso eggplant. To top things off, the menu ends on a sweet note with some delicious Japanese desserts.
Location Souk Al Bahar Cost Dh175 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset until 2am
Poco Loco
The Latin American restaurant at the Beach is hosting an unconventional iftar during Ramadan with a unique a la carte iftar offering. The menu brings together over 60 main course selections and beverages that draw inspiration from the cuisines of Peru, Mexico, Venezuela and Japan. Enjoy a wide assortment of burritos, tacos, nachos, fajitas, enchiladas, as well as mouth-watering desserts including the Poco Loco churros.
Location JBR, the Beach Cost A la carte TimingsDaily from Sunset until onwards
Awani
The menus rotate throughout the week and showcases a large selection of dishes in every course. The iftar begins with a light lentil soup. This is followed by a selection of hot & cold mezze including eggplant moutabel infusing two Middle-Eastern favourites, tahini and eggplant in one dish. Other highlights from the hot mezze section are the chicken basil rolls. As a lighter option from the cold mezze section, guests can enjoy the bomali salad. For the main course enjoy a kofta with tahini, Mansaf lahmeh. Finish with um Ali and a unique chocolate kunafa.
Locations Awani, The Dubai Mall, and Awani, The Beach JBR , Awani Outlet Village, Awani City Center Mirdif Cost Dh100 per person Timings Daily from Sunset until onwards
The Iftar set menu includes all the makings of an Arabic meal, starting off with a mezze platter featuring favourites like Hummus, kibbeh and samosas and a choice of soups from the lentil soup to the carrot ginger soup. Top up the meal with main course options varying everyday ranging from a chicken biryani to beef stew and sesame salmon. Finish off with a signature dessert, like Kunafa, Nutella cheese cake or a fresh fruit bowl.
Location Concord Tower, Media City Cost Dh69 per person TimingsDaily from sunset onwards
21 Grams
The vibrant eatery offers an extensive menu throughout Ramadan serving authentic specials, including lamb shank with cauliflower puree, sweet chutney and a meat jus and stuffed vine leaves with potato and mustard seed puree served with yoghurt. For something sweet, try the cherry baklava or milk cake with red fruit compote. Over the month of Ramadan, 21GRAMS will be offering a main dish and dessert from the main menu during iftar.
Location Jumeirah Beach Road Cost Dh85 per person TimingsDaily from sunset onwards
Demoiselle by Galvin has created a rich and wholesome set-menu for Ramadan. Highlights from the cold mezze appetizers include a refreshing natural yogurt with extra virgin olive oil, Zaatar, and cucumber. This is followed by a selection of shrimp and tahini cocktail. The hot mezze section includes a trendy favourite that is reimagined in the demoiselle way; baked halloumi and Provençale salsa. From the middle course include a lentil and carrot soup, sour cream with toasted cumin. The main course includes a mixed platter with Indian spiced chicken stew, fragrant basmati rice, or a pave of salmon with a side of Provençale garden vegetables and romesco sauce. Dessert can take on traditional flavours of either a rice pudding, date chocolate fondant or stuffed date and baklawa.
Location City Walk Cost Dh135 per person Timings Daily from Sunset until 9pm
The Meydan Hotel
For all foodies, the Ramadan tent at The Meydan Hotel features Arabic-International inspired iftar buffet from authentic Emirati dishes, traditional Egyptian and Moroccan bites, local Syrian and Lebanese delicacies to various cuisines including Japanese, Chinese, Indian, Italian and European. Diners will also enjoy live Oud tunes, with a children's entertainment area for families.
Location The Meydan Hotel Cost Dh175 from 1st to 10th day of Ramadan Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Location Jumeirah Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
DIFC Ramadan Majlis (Ramadan Tent)
The Ritz-Carlton, DIFC is hosting a Ramadan tent with a specially-designed menu that will rotate to offer an extensive selection of fare from Asia, India, Turkey, Lebanon as well as Arabic and American dishes. Highlights include 16 live cooking stations featuring a selection of hot and cold mezze, salads, soups, grills, a dedicated sushi station, seafood bar, dim sum station, an Indian station, as well as a dedicated full dessert buffet including an array of desserts, dates and Arabic sweets.
Location Ritz Carlton DIFC Cost Dh199 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset to 8.30pm
Homestead Restaurant and Bakery
The contemporary homegrown eatery Homestead Restaurant and Bakery will offer a budget friendly iftar experience with a diverse set menu prepared using local, organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. On offer is a selection of Emirati, Middle Eastern, Indian and Persian cuisines, and guests can spend quality time with family and friends in the relaxed countryside farmhouse atmosphere.
Location The Yard, Al Khawaneej Street, Near Last Exit D89 CostDh105 per person Timings Until Sunset to 9pm
The ‘Dallah Lounge’ (Ramadan Tent)
Emirates Golf Club has built a tent location in the heart of Dubai’s golf courses. The ‘Dallah Lounge’ is specially designed for guests to enjoy an extensive daily iftar. The fully air-conditioned, two-storey tent offers local beverages such as jallab, tamarind, and karkadeh to as well as soups, served from the tureen. Mains include sweet and sour hammour and penne Neapolitan, with signature lamb ouzi and roast beef carvery found at the live cooking station. Wrapping up the meal will be a selection of Arabic desserts from across the region, such as Kunafa, Shouaybiat Cream and Killaj.
Location Emirates Golf Club Cost Dh140 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Ramadan Nights by Dish (Alternative)
The pop-up restaurant in Al Quoz’s Warehouse Four is back for another year, an iftar with a difference. Ease into your iftar meal with a selection of light starters including roasted garlic hummus, grilled flat bread with burnt eggplant and spiced carrot, lentil and saffron soup. Signature main courses include slow braised lamb shoulder in Middle Eastern spices, corn-fed chicken kofta and cured sea bass served with a frekeh tabbouleh. Side dishes include roast pumpkin, coriander labneh and mixed greens. A vegetarian menu has been introduced that features dishes such as zucchini blossom with saffron and preserved lemon risotto, grilled broccolini with toasted almonds and charred eggplant with tahini yogurt, pomegranate and mint.
Location Warehouse Four, Al Quoz Cost Dh195 per person TimingsDaily sunset until 9:30pm
Ramadan Boulevard long communal table
A long table decorated to celebrate the month of Ramadan, Boulevard Ballroom will offer an iftar menu. Served to the table in a family style, the menu features traditional dishes with a modern touch from the Fertile Crescent. An Oud Player will be setting the mood with traditional tunes.
Location Address Boulevard, Downtown Dubai Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from Sunset till 9pm
Masti
The Indian inspired, Masti will offer a specially curated iftar menu during Ramadan. The menu begins with a refreshing Ramadan mocktail, followed by dates and a hearty lentil soup. The culinary adventure continues with a selection of Masti small plates perfect to share, including edamame Bhel, with sweet yoghurt, tamarind, cherry tomatoes and sev, or the pulled tandoori chicken Bao, a grilled bao bun combined with chicken and a tamarind glaze. A special addition to the menu is the Veg and Chicken Biriyanis.
Location La Mer Cost Dh150 per person (minimum 2 people) Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Turquoise
With its Turkish roots and traditions, Rixos Premium Dubai offers an iftar buffet with traditional dishes including a wide selection of hot and cold mezzes, soups, salads and main courses of grilled meats of Turkish and international flavours. A selection of desserts will top off the experience, complemented by a choice of Ramadan juices, Arabic coffee and soft drinks.
Location Rixos Premium, JBR Cost Dh199 per person TimingsDaily from sunset to 9pm
Mezzerie
Before iftar, enjoy a free 30 minute guided barefoot beach walk with handheld lanterns lighting the way, giving those taking part the opportunity to release any negative thoughts and feelings, and recharge positive energy. Head to Mezzerie restaurant and end your fast with a family-friendly iftar featuring live cooking stations, Middle Eastern fare, and international dishes. The food selection will cater to a variety of tastes with hot and cold mezze, fresh juices, soups, exotically spiced mixed grills and a carving station. The menu also boasts desserts from white chocolate dates and chocolate cookie cheesecake to kunafa and baklavas.
Location Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah Cost Dh205 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Hakkasan (Alternative)
Hakkasan will mark Ramadan this year with a brand new iftar menu, offering signature Hakkasan dishes with traditional Arabic touches. Food includes hot and sour soup to start, Signature Peking duck and a chef’s selection of steamed dim sum. Mains include stir-fry tiger prawns in spicy lemongrass sauce, five spices wagyu beef ribs and olive and chicken fried rice. A selection of homemade sorbet or ice creams will mark the end of the iftar.
Location Hakkasan Dubai, Emirates Towers Cost Dh228 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
The high-energy modern spice bistro is serving a special iftar menu with starters like the curry leaf prawns served in a coconut shell, chicken tikka pockets, the cottage cheese scrambled tarts and more. Main course options include a country captain chicken pulao which is a country styled chicken curry that is twisted with Iranian berry pulao, as well as pearl barley Haleem, softened meat infused with ginger, garlic, garam masala and other spices for an exquisite treat to the palate. It is served ensconced in a thick lentil paste and garnished with glazed barley. The special kunafa ends the meal on a sweet note.
Location City Walk Cost Dh130 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Wild and the Moon (Alternative)
The iftar menu begins with ending fast in a traditional way, with an Organic Date while enjoying a cold press organic mint and watermelon juice that is packed with important enzymes and minerals. The starter is a turmeric hummus served on raw dehydrated veggie pulp crackers, rich in prebiotic fiber, and for main diners can tuck into either the vegan tacos or a comforting and warming chili with guacamole and Pico de Gallo. A menu wouldn’t be complete without ending on a sweet note – enter the homemade fragrant and rich rose and pistachio tiramisu that is not only sweet and tasty, but is made from a combination of vitamin packed natural ingredients with no added sugar.
Locations Al Serkal Avenue, Robinsons Department Store CostDh115 per person Timings Daily from 7pm to 10pm dine in at Al Serkal and 7pm to 12am in their Robinson’s location
Fairuz at Fairmont the Palm (Ramadan Tent)
The Fairuz Arabian tent will offer a buffet and traditional entertainment including a traditional open buffet as well as indulgent desserts, lavish date displays and Ramadan inspired beverages. This year, Arabian entertainment will play during iftar, with dedicated oud player during the week and tannoura dancers every weekend.
Location Fairmont the Palm Cost Dh195 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset to 9pm
Miss Lily’s
Miss Lily’s is known for its island cooking, sunny vibe, and colorful, Caribbean flavor. In Ramadan they are offering a three course set menu. The first on the list is the Ackee Moutabel with bonnet beef. It’s Jamaica's national fruit and Caribbean tropical fave, a char-grilled eggplant infused with ackee and garnished with allspice and pine nuts. The second course is the Chicken Patty Pie, a flaky patty crust with tender chicken pieces, hot peppers, red potato, sweet corn, and pepper escovitch and much more.
Location Sheraton Grand, Shaikh Zayed Road Cost Dh190 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset onwards
Toro + KO (Alternative)
The Barcelona inspired tapas restaurant is offering an alternative way to end the fast this Ramadan. The specially curated iftar menu is a three-course meal of traditional Spanish fair with New York inspired twists including a plate of Toro Tapas to share. Featuring salt cod fritters, mushroom and truffle croquettes, grilled corn and authentic Catalan tomato bread. For main course enjoy a Catalonia style paella made with saffron rice and seasonal vegetables. To finish there will be a choice of three mouthwatering desserts including Churros.
Location City Walk Cost Dh199 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Dusty’s
Dusty’s will also be launching an iftar set menu packed with loved Middle Eastern classics. Combining vibrant ingredients and nostalgic flavors, the chef will be stirring up a storm in the kitchen this season.
Location Al Fattan Currency House, DIFC, Dubai Cost Dh150 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Cocoa Kitchen (Alternative)
Cocoa Kitchen is a cocoa-centric restaurant located in the heart of City Walk, offers a unique way to end your fast with chocolate. Throughout Ramadan enjoy the restaurant’s cocoa-inspired set menu. Cocoa Kitchen pairs traditional dishes with chocolate to enhance flavours. You can start your meal with a choice of two signature mezze from the restaurant’s selection, prepared with just the right sprinkling of cocoa. Some not-to-be-missed iftar favourites include hummus, moutabel, falafel and Turkish eggs. For the mains, you can choose from balsamic slow-cooked lamb shank with roasted Romano peppers enhanced with premium chocolate from Cuba and served with herbed ancient grains, blackened salmon with Alto el Sol dark chocolate miso, or butternut squash and 100 per cent cocoa ravioli with ricotta, pine nuts, parmesan and cocoa nib tuilles.
LocationCocoa Kitchen, City Walk Cost Dh129 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset to 9pm
Hatta
Hatta is offering a delicious iftar buffet spread that varies every night. Their offering includes shawarma, charcoal-grilled meat selections, including shish taouk, kofta and mixed-grilled meats in various marinades as well as a range of Arabic sweets and Ramadan juices.
Location Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers Cost Dh149 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Ashiana
Enjoy a four-course set iftar menu featuring delicious Indian cuisine.
Location Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers Cost Dh139 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Besh
Enjoy the season with family and friends around a Turkish iftar at Besh. Indulge in the taste of Turkey, with an assortment of light hot and cold mezze and salads before a selection of pide, grills and sweet treats. Post iftar, shop the night bazaar and relax with your favourite Turkish tea and shisha.
Location Sheraton Mall of the Emirates Hotel, Dubai Cost Dh155 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Ranches Restaurant
A family-friendly destination offering views of the lake and fairways, Ranches Restaurant serves an iftar with Arabic dishes.
LocationArabian Ranches Golf Club Cost Dh159 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Lima Dubai (Alternative)
The Peruvian restaurant presents a Peruvian inspired feast, offering an alternative way to end the fast this Ramadan. The iftar menu showcases a selection of signature dishes. The four-course feast begins with traditional dates and a bread basket, served at the table followed by a Pumpkin soup, complemented by a salmon ceviche and a light solterito salad to share. Next you can enjoy a portion of chicken causa, with mashed Andean potatoes. The meal continues with a choice of lamb rack with Peruvian pumpkin loche - slow cooked lamb with pumpkin, kiwicha and a coriander marinade or chaufa rice - roasted duck and chicken combined with asparagus, soy sauce, ginger and garlic. Finally the sweet close comes with the Peruvian suspiro, chiramoya ice cream and Oporto meringue.
Location City Walk Cost Dh199 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Accents Restaurant & Terrace
The Iftar offering features an extensive buffet including meat and seafood dishes. The mashawis include lamb kofta, chicken shish taouk, beef medallions, shrimps, and calamari and baby octopus. In addition to Arabic fare there is also a wide variety of global specialties, such as Thai green curry and wagyu beef tenderloin. There is also a live pita and shawarma station and a pizza.
Location Intercontinental Dubai Marina Cost Dh165 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9.30pm
Palermo Restaurant
The venue will offer Arabic flavours in a family style buffet. Celebrate the ending the fast with fresh ingredients and treats.
Location Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club Cost Dh155 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Duke’s Dubai
Dukes Dubai is offering five different Iftar menus and each are served in a buffet style. The menus will rotate every five days. Cooking stations will offer a selection of healthy salads, hearty soups and Arabic mezze, Arabic mixed grill, chicken mouloukia. As well as stuffed lamb Harris and Emirati speciality dishes in the Emirati live station. For dessert, choose from Arabic favourites such as umm Ali and kunafa nabilsya, in addition to kateyef cheese and saffron cheese cake.
Location Great British Restaurant, Palm Jumeirah Cost Dh185 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9.30pm
Shores Restaurant and is offering traditional Arabic mezzes, an array of international salads, complemented by live cooking stations, whole lamb ouzi, a shawarma station and more. End your fast with Arabic juices and drinks and end your meal with your choice of traditional Arabic desserts, exotic fruit selection, Kids’ candy station, crepes and a chocolate fountain.
Location Ramada Plaza Jumeirah Beach Residence Cost Dh145 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Location Nikki Beach Resort and Spa, Pearl Jumeira Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Media Rotana
Enjoy Ramadan at Channels with a full Iftar buffet accompanied with traditional beverages and international dishes.
Location Barsha Heights Cost Dh195 Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Al Bahou
Welcome Ramadan with an Iftar buffet inspired by Ibn Battuta’s travels through India, Italy, Morocco and Asia, accompanied by the sounds of a traditional Oud player. Al Bahou’s iftar will feature a spread of traditional iftar dishes and Ramadan drinks from all over the world, including; lamb ouzi, fatteh and mixed grills as well as an array of cold and hot mezze. The selection of sweets and desserts includes; umm Ali, kunafa and more.
Location Mövenpick Hotel Ibn Battuta Gate Cost Dh185 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Lemon Pepper
This coming Ramadan, enjoy a grand Iftar buffet inspired by a rich spread of Arabic cuisine blended with International treats. End your fast with fresh dates, homemade Iftar drinks, alongside traditional dishes including lamb ouzi, hot and cold mezze and wide variety of desserts.
Location M Millennium Cost Dh120 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Seven Sands
During Ramadan, Seven Sands invites guests to enjoy a buffet of local culinary treasures for Iftar. Running daily from sunset until 9pm, the Iftar buffet will serve a variety of beverages, starters, delicious main courses and desserts. After the meal, guests can relax and enjoy an assortment of shishas on the terrace.
Location The Beach JBR Cost Dh155 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
DWTC Ramadan Majlis
Celebrate your Ramadan at one of the more renowned tents in Dubai, The Majlis. Enjoy a variety of Arabic and International dishes with friends and family, along with Ramadan-themed beverages for Iftar and suhour. The buffet includes a spread of Emirati, Levantine and Asian cuisines to choose from and a range of desserts. The venue also offers lounge areas as well as VIP gazebos for smaller gatherings or private occasions for up to 20 guests. Free parking is available during Iftar hours with parking charges applying only after 9pm
Location Downtown entre Cost Dh165 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Butcha Steakhouse and Grill
If you fancy a tender steak, then check out Butcha’s iftar offering. During Ramadan, Butcha Steakhouse and Grill at The Beach will serve up a Turkish inspired, semi-buffet style menu, where you can enjoy meats and cuts of your choice with friends and family. The steakhouse also offers a vast selection of starters, mezze and desserts.
Location The Beach JBR Cost Dh196 Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Seasonal Tastes
Enjoy a relaxing Iftar experience in a great setting at Seasonal Tastes with friends, family and loved ones.
Location The Westin Dubai, Al Habtoor City Cost Dh185 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Chival
Enjoy Ramadan in a relaxed ambience by experiencing an elegant Iftar buffet spread at Chival.
Location La Ville Hotel & Suites Dubai Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 8.30pm
Gia Dubai
The dishes at GIA are a combination of traditional Italian cuisine with a modern influence. GIA Dubai’s menu quintessentially focuses on fresh ingredients — with some imported directly from Italy — and features all-day dining menu additions curated to the local taste.
Location The Dubai Mall, new fashion avenue Cost Dh139 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
3in1 at Vida Downtown
Enjoy a family style traditional Iftar menus, featuring Mediterranean picks such as lamb ouzi, kofta khashkhash, chicken shish taouk, chicken mloukhieh, lamb kofta, dajaj mashwi, fish harra, and lamb dawood bahsa. Desserts include Iftar favourite Umm Ali, signature karak chai pannacota and baklava crème brulee. Afterwards, sit back with a flavourful shisha on the terrace, admiring the views of Downtown Dubai.
Location Downtown Dubai, Vida Hotel Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from sunset until 10pm
Kalea
Welcome the sunset with an international buffet including soft beverages, available throughout Ramadan.
Location Lapita Dubai Parks and Resorts, Autograph Collection Cost Dh160 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 11pm
Mahec
This Ramadan, celebrate the spirit of a great family iftar by indulging in a lavish spread of Indian specialties prepared by the legendary Chef Satish Arora and Chef Asif Khan’s super talented team.
Location Le Meridien Dubai Hotel and Conference Center Airport Road Cost Dh129 Timings Daily from Sunset to 9.30pm
Al Dawaar
Hyatt Regency Dubai, will present Iftar at Al Dawar, Dubai’s only revolving restaurant in Dubai. Recently remodelled, as Al Dawaar revolves, it offers panoramic 360-degree views of the city’s skyline. A spread of traditional cuisine including Arabic mezze, hot soups, salads, biryani, kebabs, roasted local ouzi with riqaq, qabuli rice, whole baked hammour, grilled and wok fried dishes, rich desserts, beverages and more, will be offered.
Location Hyatt Regency Dubai, Deira Corniche Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 8.30pm
Yalumba
Inspired by the culinary culture of the Middle East, this Ramadan, Yalumba is offering a special Iftar buffet with a variety of traditional favourites including live cooking stations from mixed grills, manakish, ouzi, pide, to cold mezze platters and shawarma. Head to Yalumba with family or colleagues for an evening of traditional fare paired with a range of desserts.
Location Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre, Airport Road Cost Dh169 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9.30pm
Bhar
This Ramadan, enjoy a delicious selection of regional Ramadan dishes at Bhar, the modern Middle Eastern restaurant, including slow cooked lamb shoulder, “Harra” grilled Chilean seabass and grilled vegetables.
Location Renaissance Downtown Hotel Dubai Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 11pm
Fogo de Chão’s
Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão offers South American cuisine combined with Middle Eastern flavours this Ramadan. End your fast with Arabic favourites such as soups, fattoush, hummus, baba ganoush from The Market Table, enjoy traditional drinks, complemented by the continuous service of the most popular fire-roasted cuts of Brazilian meat.
Location DIFC Cost Dh189 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Crescendo
Crescendo is offering Arabic and international cuisine. End the fast with jallab, tamer Hindi, kamer aldein, laban earan, karkade juices and plain and stuffed dates. Classic Arabic family dishes including sambousek jebnih and mutabal alongside traditional oriental mixed grill, shawarma, kebab and garlic prawns are in this iftar buffet. Finish on a sweet note with date pudding, Arabic sweets, kunafa cheese and Um Ali.
Location Anantara the Palm Cost Dh199 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding
The Shaikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding iftars are known and loved for their cultural and peaceful setting, and for offering a unique experience for tourists and residents alike. This year, iftars will start on Saturday May 19, and will be held throughout Ramadan daily, (except for Fridays), until Tuesday June 12. Held in the courtyard of the wind-tower house in the heart of Al Fahidi District, the Historical Emirati neighbourhood, the evening begins with the “Athan” (the call to prayer) followed by ending the fast with your Emirati hosts. Guest can enjoy Arabic coffee and dates and then take a moment to watch their hosts pray, before a delicious selection of Emirati dishes are served for Iftar. During the event, guests are invited to ask any questions they may have about Ramadan, the culture or the traditions of the UAE.
Location House 26 and House 47, Al Fahidi District Cost Dh185 per person Timings Daily from Saturday May 19 to Tuesday June 12 (except Friday) from sunset onwards
Kenza
End your fast with a medley of Iftar staples from dates to desserts. Kenza’s Ramadan spread will include a variety of salads and soups, main course selection including lamb ouzi, a live barbecue station, sweet treats corner, and more. Ramadan juices including tamer Hindi, jalab, and qamar al-din are also available.
Location Ramada, Downtown Dubai Cost Dh149 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Fairmont Dubai
The Ramadan buffet includes a daily rotating selection of 26 freshly prepared salads, hot and cold mezze, and 17 different international and Middle Eastern main courses including the traditional lamb ouzi, shawarma, a selection of desserts including Umm Ali.
Location Shaikh Zayed Road, Trade Centre Area Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from sunset until 9.30pm
Miss Tess
Miss Tess, the unconventional Asian street-food kitchen at Taj Dubai, has created a menu of street food inspired dishes for the month of Ramadan. Taking culinary inspiration from Korean, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese cuisines, Miss Tess will offer a starter, main course and dessert from the including a Thai prawn cake served with sweet plum sauce, or the lightly battered fried chicken wings with sweet chilli sauce. For mains, you can dig into some traditional Chinese char sui barbeque marinade, grilled lamb chops or Miss Tess’s wok fried mixed vegetables. The meal ends with a wide variety of desserts including mango sticky rice pudding, deep-fried ice cream or banana toron - a deep-fried spring roll stuffed with banana and jackfruit.
Location Taj Hotel, Business Bay Cost Dh158 per person including one soft beverage Timings Daily from sunset onwards.
Kalea
Experience a mix of traditional and innovative dishes at the international iftar featuring customary iftar specialties including a lamb ouzi station, a selection of Arabic hot and cold mezze and Ramadan specialty juices as well as a range of live grill stations and a plethora of delicious desserts. For younger guests, a special kids’ buffet will be available with a wide selection of dishes including breaded chicken escalope, grilled fish with lime and cantaloupe salsa and macaroni and cheese.
Location Dubai Parks and Resorts Cost Dh160 per person TimingsDaily from sunset until 11pm
Mint Leaf of London (Alternative)
Mint Leaf of London Dubai is creating a special British-Indian themed menu for Ramadan. The intricately curated seven course Ramadan menu is an amalgamation of contemporary Indian dishes with British classics which pays an homage to the chain’s London roots. With a vegetarian and non-vegetarian option available, the Ramadan menu provides an unique take on British-Indian cuisine, featuring dishes such as earl grey waffle yoghurt ice cream, curry leaf fish and chips as well as sticky toffee pudding, berries ice cream. Expect high-quality contemporary cuisine, with a variety of classic tea-infused mocktails.
Location 15th Floor South Tower, Emirates Financial Towers, DIFC Cost Dh180 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
The Marketplace
Experience Ramadan at the JW Marriott Hotel Dubai by ending your fast with an Iftar buffet which includes regional favourites and international cuisine, designed to bring families, friends and colleagues together for a memorable gathering.
Location JW Marriott Hotel Dubai Cost Dh115 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset to 9pm
Bamboo Lagoon
Experience an extensive seafood buffet this Ramadan, inclusive of Ramadan beverages and Arabic coffee as well as access to The Market Place and Town Square buffets.
Location JW Marriott Hotel Dubai Cost Dh190 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset to 9pm
Manava
The buffet will offer dates, soups, hot and cold mezze and a range of Ramadan juices to kick start the special dining occasion. For the main course, diners will be taken on a taste-journey across the globe, starting in the Middle East with dishes including Tharid, which is a traditional dish from the UAE with lamb, chickpea, olives and tomatoes, Mansaf from Jordan, kebab halla prepared the Egyptian way and fish tagine with a Moroccan inspiration. There will also be a variety of Western dishes with a Middle Eastern twist, including whole Roast Chicken on Freekeh and Slow Cooked Beef with rosemary sauce. To end the Iftar, there will be a collection of Arabic desserts including Shebeyat, Kunafa, and Maamool with nuts, Baklava and Umm Ali.
Location Sofitel the Palm, Palm Jumeirah Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 11pm
Rare
When the sun sets, try an Iftar buffet at the signature restaurant Rare, where they will offer traditional delicacies including a mix of classic Arabic mezze, traditional harira and lentil soups as well as a mix grill station and an assortment of desserts such as kunafa, kateyef and creamy Umm Ali. At rare, you can still feel like you’re part of the al fresco atmosphere with a fully retractable glass doors or on the terrace overlooking the lush polo fields with views of the Dubai skyline.
Location Desert Palm Dubai Cost Dh150 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Namu (Alternative)
Namu, the Japanese restaurant, sets the tone with an eclectic Iftar experience featuring an Iftar set menu.
Location W Dubai – Al Habtoor City Cost Dh155 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Khayal
Khayal Restaurant is offering a heartily prepared Iftar buffet in a traditional ambiance.
Location Marriott Hotel Al Forsan, Abu Dhabi Cost Dh170 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Zabeel Ballroom Tent
Enjoy a traditional Iftar buffet experience with tempting Arabic delicacies, served alongside local sweets and beverages.
Location Marriott Hotel Al Jaddaf, Dubai Cost Dh179 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Try delicious Arabic cuisine and enjoy an international spread this Ramadan, complete with various live stations and a selection of refreshing Arabic beverages.
Location Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites Cost Dh159 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Manzil Hotel
Decorated with Ramadan lanterns, crescents and with lights hanging over the air conditioned Courtyard dining area, spend Ramadan at Manzil Downtown. They are offering an authentic buffet with cold mezze and soup followed by hot mezze and a sharing menu with four live stations including ouzi, shawarma, saj and falafel. Then, two main courses and four skewers of grills will be served directly to the table and finally, diners can enjoy kunafa and a fruit platter also served directly to the table, while traditional juices will be served by team members.
Location Manzil Hotel Downtown Dubai Cost Dh195 per personTimings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Big Chefs
The Big Chefs restaurants at The Beach and Boxpark will serve a wide variety of delicacies as part of a Turkish set menu during Iftar throughout Ramadan. You will be welcomed with dates and a homemade fruit sherbet, a traditional drink used to end the fast in Turkey. On the table, they will serve a warm soup along with a selection of cold dips to enjoy with homemade focaccia bread. The main course will include a choice of seven different dishes, with one vegetarian option. Delicious desserts will help diners wrap up the meal.
Location The Beach and Boxpark Cost Dh115 per person Timings Daily from Sunset until 1am
Location Pullman Dubai Creek City Center Cost Dh189 per personTimings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Brasserie 2.0
Enjoy a buffet selection from the live cooking stations, which offer traditional Arabic cuisine as well as dishes from all four corners of the world. You will be able to delve into traditional hot and cold Arabic mezze platters, as well as fresh salads, soups, sushi and sashimi. For the main course, highlights include the shawarma station, the al fresco charcoal grill, tandoor oven and plancha grill. Those with room for dessert can enjoy traditional Arabic and Turkish favourites such as Umm Ali, Kunafa and fresh cakes and pastries. You will also be entertained by a traditional Oud player throughout Iftar.
Location Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa Cost Dh220 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Hanaaya, Jumeirah Mina A’Salam
Spend an evening during Ramadan at Hanaaya, the place that means “happiness” in Arabic. They are offering a traditional Iftar buffet to share with friends and family in an elegant setting with touches of contemporary Arabesque decor.
Location Mina A’Salam, Madinat Jumeirah Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Ostro
End your fast with a healthy Iftar created with real, whole food ingredients and locally sourced fresh food that is further embellished with nutritious greens. The Iftar menu is made up of selected nourishing soups, cold mezze, cold appetizers, salads, hot mezze, Mediterranean and Arabic main courses, as well as traditional Emirati dishes. Desserts include both traditional Arabian delicacies and gluten-free pastries and puddings.
Location DusitD2 Kenz Hotel in Barsha Heights Cost Dh139 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Arboretum
Arboretum offers open-air dining with views of the sea as well as a large indoor space. During Ramadan, Arboretum is offering a traditional Iftar buffet to share with good company.
Location Al Qasr, Madinat Jumeirah Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Bombay Brasserie
The Iftar buffet at Bombay Brasserie, pays homage to traditional Ramadan dishes hailing from Indian cities Delhi, Lucknow, Hyderabad and Mumbai including, Gur ka sharbat followed by a series of spice-infused bites, such as the dahi gujia, sarojni nagar ke pakode, nihari (braised lamb shanks) from matia Mahal Street and the desi ghee sakarkand chaat from chowri bazaar. Conclude your iftar a comforting Phirni and a Mawa Jalebi for a satisfying finish.
Location Bombay Brasserie, Taj Hotel, Burj Khalifa Street, Business Bay Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
A great place to try all of Lebanon’s tasty culinary heritage, cuisine, and experience their hospitality, while sharing an iftar buffet full of Middle Eastern flavours.
Location Al Qasr, Madinat Jumeirah Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Novotel World Trade Centre
The feast begins with an Iftar offering featuring a juice station, salad bar, appetizer corner, soups, hot buffet, live station and dessert corner. The food will include classics like fattoush, samosas, beef maklouba, fish kibbeh to chicken tajine to malwa pudding and much more.
Location Novotel World Trade Centre Cost Dh139 per personTimings Daily from sunset onwards
Crowne Plaza’s ladies only Iftar
Gather your girls and end your fast in Ramadan with a ladies only dining experience at Crowne Plaza Dubai, tailored to suit small or large groups. The international iftar buffet will feature special dishes from Trader Vic’s, Wagamama and Chamas. Additionally diners will be able to enter a raffle, with prizes including meals across the hotel, a two night stay at Crowne Plaza Dubai with end fast or the opportunity to win an “Umrah” with two nights at Crown Plaza, Madinah.
Location Crowne Plaza, Sheikh Zayed Road Cost Dh165 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
The Palmery
Influenced by the garden, the Palmery is hosting a Ramadan buffet for diners to unwind this Ramadan with an iftar in a modern venue with inviting ambience.
Location Jumeirah Al Naseem, Madinat Jumeirah Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Day and Night Ballroom
With a ballroom transformed into a contemporary Arabian retreat, this makes it a great venue to embrace the spirit of Ramadan. An Iftar featuring a flavourful Middle Eastern buffet and family favourites will be served. Location Jumeirah Creekside Hotel Cost Dh150 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 2308510
Imperium
A journey back in time to feast on Arabic cuisine. Imperium is a great setting to enjoy Ramadan with friends and family.
Location Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Cost Dh195 per person including Arabic juices Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4530444
Lalezar
Enjoy regional Turkish cuisine at Zabeel Sarays’ lavish Anatolian restaurant. From the stained glass chandelier to the firewood furnace and ornate details, it’s a proper traditional venue to enjoy ending your fast.
Location Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Cost Dh195 per person including Arabic juices Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4530444
Al Nafoorah
Experience a blend of Lebanese food and hospitality. A great spot for intimate gatherings over authentic hot and cold mezze, tasty mains and a wide selection of traditional desserts.
Location Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Cost Dh195 per person including Arabic juices Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4530444
Steigenberger Hotel
End your fast with in the relaxed setting of Bayside Restaurant and Terrace, overlooking the calm waters of the Dubai Water Canal. Iftar includes a spread of traditional Arabic cuisine along with international fare.
Location Business Bay Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Sultan’s Lounge
Sultan’s Lounge presents a set menu from late evening to early morning.
Location Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Cost Dh180 per person including Arabic juices Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4530444
Chival
An Iftar featuring a wealth of traditional Arabic dishes will be served ‘family style’ at Chival Global Social every evening throughout Ramadan.
Location City Walk Cost Dh195 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Bayside Restaurant & Terrace
This Ramadan, choose from a lavish selection of Arabic favourites and international cuisine for your Iftar gathering.
Location Steigenberger Business Bay Cost Dh195 Timings Daily from Sunset to 10.30pm
The chefs have put together a great iftar menu, which includes all the traditional favourites and a few surprises. A lavish buffet will be served with everything from aromatic soups to begin with, as well as su boreg, that delicate pastry dish with creamy cheese filling, kuru patlican dolma, then on to main courses such as hunkar begendi, slow cooked lamb leg, beef ribs, succulent and finger-lickingly irresistible, chicken kulbasti, served with ratatouille and rocket leaves. End the night with iftar sweets like gullac, a popular Ramadan dessert , or imrik helva to complete the meal. Sheesha lovers can chill, taking in the views of the fountains and Burj Khalifa.
Location Dubai Mall, Fashion Avenue Cost Dh259 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Al Hadheerah
Explore a '1001 Arabian Nights' iftar at Al Hadheerah outdoor desert restaurant, which has been transformed to a luxurious fully air-conditioned tent at the award-winning Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa. Special live heritage shows go along with a lavish buffet that features traditional Arabic food and more than nine live cooking stations.
Location Bab Al Shams Desert Resort & Spa Cost Dh265 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 11.30pm
Madinat Jumeirah Ramadan Tent
The Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah is a great venue to celebrate Iftar. Designed with arabesque accents, every inch is a reminder of what makes the month special. The buffet will be offering a large selection of Arabic cuisine for the whole family to enjoy.
Location Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah Cost Dh220 per person including Ramadan beverages Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Roti Rollers
Roti Rollers is offering a Ramadan family combo deal, where you can choose from a selection of 4 rolls, 4 roti crisps, 4 sides and 4 salted caramel date lassis. The urban sandwich concept uses fresh ingredients and is inspired by classic Indian heritage, reinvented to meet international taste buds. Roti Rollers is where East meets West.
Locations La Mer Central, Dar Wasl Mall Cost Dh220 per order Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Atlantis Asateer Tent
Atlantis, The Palm’s Asateer Tent this year will showcase dishes from Gordon Ramsay’s Bread Street Kitchen and Giorgio Locatelli’s, Ronda Locatelli. The tent will be designed by each kitchen to pay homage to traditional Emirati cuisine, while offering a modern twist on some classic dishes. Bread Street Kitchen will be serving their shepherd’s pie, and Ronda Locatelli’s porcini mushroom risotto as well as a selection of Ramadan favourites including, lamb kibbeh, a shawarma station, and an Arabic mixed grill. Asateer Tent will also feature ten different dessert stations, including a traditional live, Arabic sweet-making station, lijw umm Ali, as well as an ice cream station and chocolate fountain.
Location Atlantis the Palm Jumeirah Cost Dh220 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Intersect by Lexus
Enjoy a three course Iftar menu made with dynamic international cuisine with an Arabic twist and refreshing drinks.
LocationDIFC, Gate Village 7 Cost Dh250 per person TimingsDaily from sunset onwards
Weslodge
Weslodge is unveiling a traditional yet unconventional Iftar menu. The meal will start with a choice of customary harira or lentil soup options to kick start the feast. Guests can enjoy a selection of appetizers such as popular southern fried chicken with tabasco honey, ranch, and house pickles or spice rubbed lamb ribs cooked with grilled lime and cilantro. For a heartier option, Weslodge offers a grilled seabass with jalapeno relish, prime sirloin and succulent pastrami short rib with roast cauliflower or grilled broccolini.
Location JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Cost Dh235 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Rüya Dubai
Rüya Dubai, celebrate this Ramadan with a selection of Anatolian style dishes to be shared with family and friends. Aligned with the traditions of Ramadan, guests will be welcomed with dates and a hearty soup of the week. A selection of cold and warm starters such as muhammara, citir kalamar, bőrek, firin pancar and pide will follow. The iftar continues by choosing one of the main courses including keşkek, yogurtlu kebab, güveç and much more, before finishing up with a selection of sweet Turkish treats that beg to be savoured with a refreshing tea.
Location Grosvenor House Dubai Marina Cost Dh229 TimingsDaily from Sunset until 11pm
Günaydın Dubai
The set menu comprises of a selection of cheeses, homemade jams, olives, warm appetizers, dried fruits, and soup options to choose from. The highlights of the menu include meats and grill specialties like döner, chicken sis, pistachio and begendi kebab. No Turkish Iftar is complete without traditional dessert favourites such as künefe, kadayıf or the well-renowned Turkish baklava, supplemented by traditional Ramadan drinks such as jallab or qamar al din.
Location Souk Al Bahar Cost Dh230 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Constellation Ballroom
Enjoy an iftar buffet, filled with local, regional and family favourites in a contemporary, yet traditional setting. The live entertainment adds to the night’s ambiance.
Location Address Dubai Marina Cost Dh220 Timings Daily from sunset until 9pm
Ewaan Ramadan Tent
Enjoy a spread of traditional Arabic dishes such as fried baby marrow with yoghurt tahini, roasted quail with sumac and a tender chicken tagine.
Location Palace Downtown Cost Dh255 per person Timings Daily from sunset until 9pm
The Queen Elizabeth 2
Dubai will have its first floating iftar. The majlis, which is located on the ship’s largest deck, can host up to 250 people and offers an Arabic buffet including live cooking stations, traditional Emirati dishes, fresh salads, hot and cold mezze, and abundance of desserts and a selection of classic Arabic juices and coffee.
Location Port Rashid Cost Dh250 Timings Daily from sunset until 9pm
Location The Balcony, Precinct Building 4, DIFC Cost Dh268 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Asado
Explore Argentinean cuisine at Asado where the highlight of the menu is a selection of premium cuts of meat, an open grill in the centre of the restaurant. A special unlimited set menu for Iftar will be presented, along with front row seats of The Dubai Fountains and Burj Khalifa.
Location Palace Downtown Cost Dh255 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Thiptara
Surrounded by Burj Lake, Thiptara will be serving a special Iftar set menu.
Location Palace Downtown Cost Dh255 per person Timings Daily from sunset until 9pm
Kaleidoscope
An international buffet featuring dishes from around the world will be offered this Ramadan. This family restaurant will be presenting Mediterranean, North African and Indian specialty dishes, alongside a special Iftar Buffet.
Location The Balcony, Precinct Building 4, DIFC Cost Dh215 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 8.30pm
Ninive Dubai
The concept is a la carte, which includes a wide range of starter’s mains and desserts. The dishes will be served at the table, in a relaxed and refined atmosphere with live entertainment from Kanun and Oud players, as well as backgammon games for everyone to enjoy after iftar.
Location Emirates Towers, Trade Centre area Cost Dh250 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Location Scalini Dubai, Restaurant Village, Four Seasons Resort Jumeirah Cost Dh250 per person Timings daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Astor Ballroom
Share the spirit of Ramadan with a delicious Iftar offerings featuring Arabic and Mediterranean delicacies.
Location St. Regis Dubai Cost Dh235 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Al Fanous at Dubai Ballroom
Experience the month of Ramadan at the world’s tallest 5-star hotel with an Iftar buffet.
Location JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Cost Dh215 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Coya
Coya is hosting a special Peruvian Ramadan meal. The soup selection includes Peruvian bean, corn gazpacho and cream of Peruvian corn. Soups are accompanied by a sharing platter of Kale salad, corn salad, chicken tacos and seabass croquettes to name a few. The main courses include baby chicken, spicy short rib, salmon fillet and papa mushroom with sides of cream corn and green salad. The meal is completed with a date and honey pudding dessert.
Location Four Seasons Resort, Jumeirah Beach Cost Dh215 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Kitchen6
The Iftar at kitchen6, which offers 6 different types of cuisines, is hosting a Ramadan buffet perfect for the family. Location JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Cost Dh225 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Rang Mahal by Atul Kochhar
The Indian fine dining restaurant is offering a 3-course Iftar set menu.
Location JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai Cost Dh225 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Grand Hyatt Dubai
Grand Hyatt are hosting iftar at their Ameera Ballroom, where they will offer a grand Iftar buffet featuring traditional Middle Eastern cuisine and international dishes from live cooking stations accompanied by customary hot and cold Ramadan beverages.
Location Grand Hyatt Dubai Cost Dh210 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9pm
Amaseena’s
This year The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai is hosting iftar at their Ottoman-styled majlis. Blending traditional Arabic style with the more contemporary. During Ramadan the Amaseena Majlis transforms the Lou Lou’A Ballroom into an open buffet Iftar. The menu include fusions such as Mandi-cooked salmon and tagine traditional favourites of cooked and nine food stations highlighting flavourful Middle Eastern cuisine
Location The Ritz Carlton, Dubai, The Walk JBR, Amaseena Majlis - Lou’ Lou’A Ballroom Cost Dh225 per person inclusive of Ramadan juices and water Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Jumeirah Emirates TowersGodolphin Ramadan Tent
Experience dining that mixes both past and present in the Godolphin Ballroom’s Ramadan Tent, where you can find elements of modern design and traditional style. They will be serving authentic Arabic cuisine to the sounds of the live oud.
Location Jumeirah Emirates Towers DIFC Cost Dh205 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 4323232
Sloane’s
Enjoy a delicious Iftar experience with a variety of different dishes including traditional Arabic food, roasted meats, salads and sushi. A variety of live cooking stations will be available including a tandoor oven offering butter chicken and peppered lamb, a lava stone grill serving cuts of meat and a shawarma station. For dessert, you can tuck into Arabic and Turkish delights such as Umm Ali, freshly prepared Kunafa and a variety of cakes and pastries.
Location Grosvenor House Cost Dh260 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 8.30pm
Armani/Ballroom
The Armani Ballroom will be offering a grand buffet spread of international flavours.
Location Armani/Ballroom, Burj Khalifa Cost Dh250 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Al Falak Ballroom, Ramadan Tent
The Al Falak Ballroom is inspired by a Viennese opera house and during Ramadan will be transformed into a palatial hall decorated in Arabesque patterns. Enjoy an Arabic iftar buffet, featuring a wide selection of local dishes, as well as a live band.
Location Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Beach Road Cost Dh255 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 3017600
Al Iwan
Enjoy Arabic cuisine for Iftar at Al Iwan. End your fast to live music and the tastiest traditional fare at Al Iwan. An Arabic buffet rich in traditional flavour will mark the occasion.
Location Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Beach Road Cost Dh295 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards Contact 04 3017600
Barbeque Nation is hosting iftar celebrations for the whole family. Celebrate Iftar with char-grilled delicacies at live food stations. Enjoy classic murg musaallam, kadai chicken, roast beef with pepper mushroom sauce, mutton haleem, keema paratha, and lamb tikka, before finishing with delectable Iftar desserts including sheer kurma, ummali, jalebi with rabdi. Celebrate togetherness this Ramadan at Barbeque Nation.
Locations Al Wahda Mall, Abu Dhabi Cost Dh89.25 TimingsDaily from Sunset until 12am
From sunset, enjoy International and Middle Eastern inspired specialties as well as an array of sweet desserts for all to share.
Location Pearl Rotana Cost Dh165 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Flooka
Enjoy a buffet that features a variety of healthy Mediterranean dishes.
Location Flooka Abu Dhabi Cost Dh165 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Latest Recipe
End your fast by enjoying Arabic, Asian and Indian delicacies, mixed grill, carving stations, vegetarian options, a pasta selection, as well as international and Arabic desserts.Featured dishes include laban immo, Moroccan fish tagine, lamb ouzi and prawns harra to name a few.
Location Le Meridien Abu Dhabi Cost Dh159 per person, Buy 2 get 1 free Timings Daily from sunset to 10pm
99 Sushi Bar & Restaurant
One of Abu Dhabi’s Japanese concepts takes on its first Ramadan. They have launched a wholesome iftar offering for the month. The new menu is made up of 10 courses exploring signature favourites and culinary classics including soups, makis, gyozas, tempuras, tuna tartar and nigiris. The meal will then end with some mocha ice cream.
Location Galleria Mall, Abu Dhabi Cost Dh199 per person Timings Daily from Sunset to 9pm
Traders
Traders Hotel in Qaryat Al Beri, Abu Dhabi is celebrating Ramadan with a delicious and affordable Iftar menu inspired by various flavours from across the region. The buffet is set to include signature dishes from Morocco, Lebanon, Egypt, India and the United Arab Emirates such as dawood basha, dajaj bel frekeh and Mansaf. The Iftar will also offer a range of traditional Ramadan drinks including and a selection of freshly squeezed juices.
Location Qaryat Al Beri Abu Dhabi Cost Dh100 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Hilton Abu Dhabi is hosting their usual Ramadan tent this year. The air-conditioned space houses up to 150 people, and will be open for iftar in Ramadan. The iftar service includes a buffet of traditional Arabic cuisine including lamb ouzi, kofta, soup and shawarma, in addition to a free-flow of Ramadan juices and water. Other signature recipes include dishes like chicken moghrabieh, fish moussaka, lamb maklouba and Dawood basha. The highlight of the buffet is the pastry corner which features favourites like cheese kunafa, Um Ali and mahalabiya.
Location Hilton Abu Dhabi, Cornice Cost Dh210 per adult, Dh85 per child Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Hakkasan
Hakkasan will mark Ramadan this year with a brand new Iftar menu, offering signature Hakkasan dishes with traditional Arabic touches. Food includes hot and sour soup to start, Signature Peking duck and a chef’s selection of steamed dim sum. Mains include stir-fry tiger prawns in spicy lemongrass sauce, five spices wagyu beef ribs and olive and chicken fried rice. A selection of homemade sorbet or ice creams will mark the end of the Iftar.
Location Emirates Palace Cost Dh228 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards
Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas
This Ramadan, newly opened Sim Sim restaurant at Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas welcomes families and friends for an immersive Arabic souq inspired Iftar experience. Traditional Arabic food will be served daily, with highlights including fresh Arabic bread and Logaymat, authentic Emirati sweets. The family-friendly venue, will have an oud player performing following the prayer, and little ones will be entertained, celebrating Emirati culture with a selection of engaging activities throughout the month.
Location Saadiyat Rotana Resort & Villas Cost Dh209 per person, 104 Timings Daily from Sunset to 9.30pm
Sofra bld
Sofra bld is hosting a grand iftar featuring local favourites such as the signature ‘Arabian Stuffed Whole Lamb’, ouzi, dolma and mousakhan. The buffet includes an array of Arabic desserts like logaymat and cheese kunafa.
Location Shangri-La Hotel, Qaryat Al Beri Abu Dhabi Cost Dh205 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Ananatara Eastern Mangroves
Enjoy authentic celebratory Ramadan dishes from across the Middle East, including traditional dishes such as machbos, maqluba and Tharid and the favourite dessert, logaymat.
Location Ananatara Eastern Mangroves Abu Dhabi Cost Dh232 per person Timings Daily from Sunset onwards
Emirates Palace’s iftar is locally known as the capital’s most extravagant Ramadan feast. The tent is located by the sea and features panoramic views of the Arabian Gulf.
Location Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi Cost Dh320 per person TimingsDaily from Sunset until 9.30pm
Barbeque Nation is hosting iftar celebrations for the whole family. Celebrate Iftar with char-grilled delicacies at live food stations. Enjoy classic murg musaallam, kadai chicken, roast beef with pepper mushroom sauce, mutton haleem, keema paratha, and lamb tikka, before finishing with delectable Iftar desserts including sheer kurma, ummali, jalebi with rabdi. Celebrate togetherness this Ramadan at Barbeque Nation.
Locations Al Hamra Mall, Ras Al Khaimah Cost Dh114.45 TimingsDaily from Sunset until 12am
Meze Restaurant
Meze Restaurant at DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island, will have an iftar buffet will serve an array of Arabic and international dishes including Lamb ouzi, mixed grill with Turkish flavours and pastas along with fresh juices, jalab, coffee and tea. Desserts will include a selection of delights such Umm Ali, kunafa and Turkish sweets. Visitors will also be able to enjoy a performance by a live oud player.
Location DoubleTree by Hilton Resort & Spa Marjan Island Cost Dh125 per personTimings Daily from sunset onwards
For the first time ever, residents of Sharjah will get to experience a beachside Ramadan Tent on the calming shores of the Arabian Gulf. The Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa it has built an air-conditioned space on the beach, featuring an array of Arabic favourites, like a live barbeque station, foul and falafel stations, live shawarma and saj, traditional Emirati harees and thareed and a choice of Emirati, Indian, Lebanese, Egyptian, Jordanian, Moroccan and western fare, international fare and a host of live entertainment. The glass-walled tent offers great views of the beach.
Location Sheraton Sharjah Beach Resort & Spa Cost Dh145 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 12am
Coral Beach Resort Sharjah
Enjoy a memorable Iftar experience with a blend of traditional Middle Eastern specialties including hot and cold mezze, mixed grills and shawarma. Ramadan at Coral Beach Resort Sharjah, is giving away four free tickets from Air Arabia.
Location Sharjah Cornice Cost Dh109 per person Timings Daily from sunset onwards.
Located in the Kahraman area of Ajman, the tent boasts of a arabesque decorated ambience and a contemporary-but-private retreat. The iftar features a blend of middle-eastern cuisine and an assortment of international dishes, as well as entertainment to go along with the food.
Location Al Zorra Cost Dh135 per person Timings Daily from sunset to 9.30pm
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