by Visit Dubai
Ramadan meals bring the community together and visitors can savour tradition at the city's themed tents.
One of the most special places to break your fast or have suhoor in the city is at one of the opulent Ramadan tents that are put up at iconic locations and luxury hotels. Elaborate interiors, traditional activities and lots of delicious food are the hallmarks of these tents that are a must-see experience during the Holy Month.
Stay tuned as more details about these beautiful spots get revealed, but meanwhile here are our picks from 2023's most popular options.
Sea and skyline views from Asateer Tent
Indulge in a sumptuous iftar at Atlantis, The Palm’s Asateer Tent during the Holy Month of Ramadan. With exciting theme nights highlighting Moroccan, Lebanese, Persian and Emirati cuisine, this luxe dining experience is truly unmissable. For AED240 per person, you can savour platters of grilled meats and seafood specialities along with sweet treats like umm aliand kunafa.
Savour a traditional iftar at Madinat Jumeirah
Discover delectable dining options at Madinat Jumeirah's Al Majlis tent this Ramadan. Enjoy a fantastic iftar feast featuring cold mezze platters, mouth-watering meat dishes and traditional desserts at AED275 per person. The venue will also be serving suhoor specials from 9pm until late every night starting at AED250per person. Advance booking is recommended.
Break your fast at the magnificent Dubai Opera
Relish a delightful meal at Dubai Opera's Ramadan iftar while being entertained by talented musicians performing live classical and Arabic tunes. From mouth-watering mezze to succulent meats at the carving station and fresh juices, you won’t be disappointed with the massive spread starting at AED570 for two people.
Enjoy a culinary showcase at Emirates Towers
An exquisite experience awaits you at Jumeirah Emirates Towers as the venue hosts an opulent outdoor tent at Terrace Between the Towers with impressive vistas of the Museum of the Future. Discover unmatched Arabian hospitality as you feast on flavours of the sea, mountains and desert with authentic fish, goat and even camel meat preparations during their iftar get-togethers priced at AED295 per person throughout the Holy Month.
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