One restaurant with two names. It’s a very unusual albeit confusing concept. Kulfiholic caters to the sweet tooths while The Mumbai Social handles the foodie side. We visited them during Ramadan for their set menu, however these dishes are basically from their normal menu.
Rajdhani Street
Rajdhani is well known for their Thali concept, and are quite innovative in that space as well. Rajdhani Street is a new concept initiated…
Italian Iftar at Sapori – Ramadan 2018
Sapori’s iftar concept is interesting and a great value for money. And who doesn’t like pizza? Titled as the La Familia iftar, Sapori serves up an unlimited buffet serving their amazing Italian cuisine to your table.
French Cafe Iftar at Pomme De pain – Ramadan 2018
Pomme De pain, the French cafe in City Walk 2, has a simple menu offered this Ramadan with a combination of Arabic dishes as well as continental cuisine with some French flair sprinkled in.
Modern Emirati Iftar at Sikka – Ramadan 2018
A tasty buffet spread with popular Arabic dishes for a decent price, brought to you by Sikka. We liked that the amount of dishes overall were not so much so that it was overwhelming, while still giving you enough to choose from and keep you satisfied till your next meal.
Moroccan Iftar at Sufra – Ramadan 2018
A Middle Eastern restaurant located in Hyatt Regency Creek Heights, Sufra offers up a buffet that has a bit of everything.
Hook & Cook – Seafood from the heart
Hook & Cook is a seafood restaurant located in The Sustainable City, with a menu of internationally inspired dishes which is quite a task to accomplish. The dishes are simple yet innovative as they are inspired by popular dishes from around the world, and while they hold a hint of authenticity, are fresh and new in flavours, variety and use of seafood across the items on the menu.
Usually such a concept would somewhat difficult to undertake, but Hook & Cook managed to not only make it work, they pull it off perfectly! Sustainable City might be far for most, but this drive is absolutely worth it.
Our verdict: Beautifully decorated venue with seafood dishes to suit any palate. A must visit.
2018 Iftar options in Dubai
Ramadan in Dubai has changed over the past few years. It’s no longer about the big, fancy tents with extravagantly priced iftars any more (not that they aren’t still around). Most eateries now have iftar menus either in a buffet set up or with set menus. Either way you are definitely spoilt for choice!
This time around we bring you a few Iftar options that we’ve tried including traditional menus along with a few different cuisines as well, ranging from simple cafes to fine dining. Here’s our list of iftar options around town.
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Note: Keep an eye on this page because we will keep updating it as we experience more iftars in Dubai.
Sushi Burrito
Sushi Burrito is quite an odd name and their logo doesn’t give much away either. But it’s a unique take on a fusion of Japanese and Mexican cuisines. You wouldn’t usually associate the two together, but Sushi Burrito has done so in interesting ways.