The Ramadan period is characterized by two daily meals – suhoor, which is eaten before sunrise, and iftar, eaten after sunset. Both meals unite people in an atmosphere of love, laughter and celebration. You might have wondered about the best places to dine in Dubai for Ramadan. Not to worry, this article is for you.
Whether for a sumptuous suhoor feast or a light iftar meal, read through as we highlight some of the best places for iftar and suhoor dine-in in Dubai.
Best Places For Suhoor In Dubai
Hikayat Ramadan Tent
Enjoy a delectable suhoor meal with stunning water views of Dubai creek. The menu is a la carte with Emirati-style ouzi, lamb tagine and katayef with cheese. Surrounded by lush palm trees and a setting under the sky, suhoor opens from 9:30 pm to 3 am.
Layali Ramadan Tent
Experience an exquisite suhoor meal in this Ramadan tent at Kempinski Hotel, Palm Jumeirah. The menu features soups, juices, hot and cold mezze and main courses like chicken shawarma and cheese manakeesh. Layali is open for suhoor meals from 10 pm to 2 am.
Bombay Brasserie
There is a selection of suhoor staples at Bombay Brasserie. You enjoy suhoor meals like dates, tamar Hindi, lamb babari seekh, fish tikka and many more, all flavoured Indian-style. The menu runs daily from 9 pm until 11:30 pm during this Ramadan fast.
Ibn AlBahr
With traditional Arabian meals to cater to every palette, Ibn Al Bahr has a suhoor meal set for anyone. It is located at Palm Jumeirah and opens from midnight to 2:30 am. The meal plans for suhoor include foul moudammas, balila, halloumi, etc. You can also enjoy desserts with a refreshing beverage of choice.
Best places for iftar in Dubai
Amaseena
At Amaseena, you enjoy a traditional Arabic iftar feast with loved ones under the stars. This dine-in place has nine food stations highlighting the best Middle Eastern cuisines you can enjoy. Amaseena is open from sunset until 9 pm, but you must make a prior reservation. Children below 5 dine complementarily, and 5-12-year-olds get 50% off.
Hampstead Bakery & Café
Located in Downtown Dubai, this café has two iftar menus. There is a two-course and three-course options with diverse Middle Eastern cuisines to enjoy. You also get views of the Burj Khalifa, especially if you sit outside. It opens daily for suhoor from 6-8 pm, and a prior booking is necessary.
Eat & Meat Restaurant
At Eat & Meat, delight in your iftar meal surrounded by traditional décor and a vibe to match the Ramadan atmosphere. You get everything from classic mezze to Ramadan juices and some of Emirati’s favourite meals on the menu. Children below the age of six can dine free courtesy of the restaurant.
Shamiana
If you are looking for an elegant dining experience for your iftar in Dubai, then Shamiana is a good option. The iftar spread served here features a selection of Asian, Mediterranean and Arabic plates to delight your palette.
