Expect more lamb than beef, lots of turmeric, thyme, saffron, and golden rice.ĭishes to try include the Machboos Deyay – yellow rice simmered with chicken, Arabic spices and citrus notes. Trade workers during this period would feed on mostly meats, grains and dairy. Al Fanar’s décor tells a story of desert life, with goats, camels and Arabian trade workers covering its walls. This 1960s themed restaurant prides itself as delivering a true taste of ‘authentic Emirati cuisine’ and the architecture is true to its theme. Emirati dinner at Al Fanar restaurantĮnjoy all the local delicacies at the traditional Al Fanar restaurantįor traditional cuisine, head to Festival City, where you’ll find the most renowned Emirati restaurant in town – Al Fanar. You’ll also find a host of kids’ rides, L’Occitane and fashion boutiques, a volleyball pitch and a kite show all for your participation.Īddress: Kite Beach, Umm Suqeim, just off Jumeirah Beach Road, near Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai – U.A.E.Ĭontact: /en/dff/events/etisalat-beach-canteen, telephone: +971. It’s served with sweet chilies, hummus, a fresh salad and fries – and could well be the best kebab you’ll ever eat.īut, it’s not just food on show. If you happen to be in the area during this time of year, try the Lebanese shawarma grilled wrap. Over the fortnight, guests are invited to try out Lebanese, Thai, British, American, Japanese, Indian, Turkish and many more street foods, freshly made on the doorstep of the golden Jumeirah coastline, overlooking much of Dubai’s highlights. These dates are changeable, subject to the public holidays in the UAE.Emma finds the beach-side canteen is a food lovers' paradiseĪs part of Dubai’s annual Food Festival, which falls on the final week of February and opening week of March, the city’s Sunset Kite Beach hosts an open-air food carnival. Important Informationĭuring Ramadan, from the 5th of May to the 4th of June 2019, as well as the 3rd of April, 5th and 6th of June and the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, and 31st of August and the 9th of November, this service will not be available. This means shirts with sleeves, full-length trousers and closed shoes for men a suit, long dress or skirt with shirt or blouse for women. The Burj Al Arab has a smart casual dress code. This activity includes a pick up and drop off service at your hotel. Your Asian buffet meal will be accompanied by water or a soft drink, and iced tea. Junsui: Experience the delights of East Asia in the Swarovski-decorated ground floor restaurant.Your meal includes water or a soft drink, and iced tea. Al Iwan: Indulge in an Arabian feast at a buffet of typical local delicacies in the Arabesque-style atrium restaurant.Choose from a three-course menu accompanied by water or a soft drink and a mocktail. Al Muntaha: Located at 650 feet (200 m) in height, this fine dining establishment offers incredible views and world-class French-inspired cuisine.You'll have the choice between being dropped off at your hotel or at an alternative location to continue your day as you'd prefer. For those looking to sample local cuisine, or for fans of East Asian food, the Al Iwan and Junsui Restaurants are both excellent and slightly more economical.įollowing your meal, it'll be time to return to reality. For the most luxurious experience of all, we recommend the Al Muntaha Restaurant: located on the 27th floor, its spectacular views are matched only by its mouth-watering contemporary French fusion food. Ready to eat? There are three different restaurants to choose from. The breath-taking lobby soaring up to 590 feet (180 m) in height and its sparkling fountains, rich colours and opulent boutiques will leave you speechless. Your magical experience will begin as you cross the bridge from Jumeirah Beach to the artificial island on which the sail-shaped building is located.Įntering the Burj Al Arab, you'll immediately feel a sense of luxury as you explore its incredible sumptuous interior at your own pace. After being picked up from your hotel, you'll be taken to Burj Al Arab, the most luxurious hotel in the world and one of the symbols of Dubai.
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