In Dubai, there are plenty of Iftars to keep you going during Ramadan. But you have to check out these beautiful Ramadan tents in Dubai if you want a sumptuous treat and an increase in Instagram likes.
Atlantis, The Palm
This year, Atlantis, The Palm’s famed Asateer Tent, will host the iconic iftar festivities, which will welcome an incredible 1,400 people every night. Aside from the stylish yet contemporary ambiance and design, guests can take advantage of a fusion buffet with themed nights that feature international, Arabesque, Khaleeji, Persian, and Turkish food. There are four VIP Majlis spaces, a Royal Majlis, booth seats, and 120 dining sets, among other seating configurations.
Bulgari Resort Dubai
The magnificent Majlis at Bulgari Resort Dubai will be open again until April 9 and offer both iftar and suhoor. There will be sumptuous buffets and other treats available to diners. Every day, the Iftar menu varies, but you can always count on classic Arabic dishes, grilled food, risotto (yes, risotto!), and more. There’s even a mozzarella bar. Anticipate comfort cuisine and old favourites for suhoor. Children under four eat free, and those four to eleven receive a fifty percent discount.
Iftar starts at Dhs 485 per person at Bulgari Resort Dubai on Jumeirah Bay Island, Dubai. The minimum cost for suhoor is Dhs 300. Iftar ends at 9 p.m., and suhoor begins at 10 p.m.
Dubai World Trade Centre
During the Holy Month, one of the biggest Ramadan locations in the city reopens for iftar and suhoor. A dinner with loved ones, friends, and coworkers can be enjoyed in the great majlis. This year, the DWTC’s team of award-winning chefs will be serving up traditional Ramadan fare, delectable à la carte menus, and foreign favourites. The cost of iftar is Dhs 95 for children and Dhs 215 for adults.
After dusk, admission to Dubai World Trade Centre is Dhs 215 for adults and Dhs 95 for children.
Expo City Dubai
This year, Expo City Dubai is going to hold three amazing iftars. The first one has a vast outside buffet with live cooking stations and is next to the amazing Surreal water feature. Dhs 220 per person and Dhs 95 for kids ages six to twelve are the starting pricing. A second iftar is being held at the newly opened Oasis Food Hall; entry is Dhs150 for adults and Dhs90 for kids. Al Wasl Plaza Cafe also serves unique suhoor and iftar dishes. Other sections of Al Wasl Plaza will come to life with a series of spectacular immersive projections that have been especially created for this month-long event. Immersive Story Time with Al Wasl is a gripping example of one such projection. For more information on all the events and events taking place in Expo City Dubai all through Hai Ramadan, see this page.
Fairmont The Palm
Break your fast at Fairuz Garden, where tourists may savour delectable international fare. There will be something for everyone to enjoy towards all of the dishes provided, which include traditional Arabic, Asian, Indian, and foreign cuisines.
Grand Hyatt Dubai
Laylati, one of the largest five-star Ramadan Majlis in Dubai, is returning and serves both iftar and suhoor. There will be two a la carte options for suhoor in addition to a buffet with traditional Ramadan cuisine and live stations. Furthermore, you can enjoy gorgeous gazebos or VIP seating to improve the occasion. Desire a more personal collecting? Even private iftar options are available.
Jumeirah Beach Hotel
Break your fast in front of the majestic Burj Al Arab at the Ramadan Garden at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel. As you indulge in a variety of dishes, you can watch the sun set behind the recognisable seven-star hotel. Here, you may enjoy a peaceful suhoor. A dedicated children’ section features face painting, arts and crafts, a table maze, and other games. Iftar costs Dhs 295 per person on the weekends and Dhs 275 per person during the week. Everybody pays Dhs 195 for suhoor. It’s 50% off for kids four to eleven years old.
Jumeirah Emirates Towers
The popular iftar from last year is back in the “Terrace Between the Towers,” where chefs are serving up a mouthwatering array of live cooking stations. Twenty-five percent of the dishes on the menu this year will be sourced locally by the culinary team, including goat cheese labneh and feta made by People of Determination and Manchego and burrata produced in the United Arab Emirates. This year’s Ramadan events are also going to include an outdoor Ramadan Majlis and a night market in the Ramadan District, which guests can enjoy both before and after iftar.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai
This Ramadan, enjoy the height of luxury at the Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai’s Majlis. The rebuilt area, which pays homage to the rich history of the United Arab Emirates, features lavish décor with gold accents and outdoor seating with breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf. Anticipate Middle Eastern fare in addition to specialties from Michelin-starred Tasca and Netsu. There will be alfresco dining options and live Arabic music.
Nara
Visit Nara Desert Escape to enjoy iftar or suhoor in a breathtaking setting during the Holy Month of Ramadan. The space is transformed into a real Arabian spice market where visitors may choose from a variety of international and Middle Eastern cuisine, including live culinary stations. Guests can also take advantage of live oud music, falconry displays, and camel rides during iftar, which begins at 5:30 p.m. Expect a fire show, live oud music, shisha, and tea during suhoor, which begins at 9 p.m. Reservations begin to take place on March 14.
