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Discover the best Ramadan tents in Dubai
Thu, February 6, 2025
Ramadan meals bring the community together and visitors can savour tradition at the city's themed tents.
Ramadan meals bring the community together and visitors can savour tradition at the city's themed tents.
Dine on regional delicacies
Embrace the holy month of Ramadan at the beautifully decorated Asateer Tent. Located in Atlantis, The Palm, iftar features a rich buffet with a variety of dishes to be enjoyed to a backdrop of oriental entertainment. Unwind during suhoor from 10pm onwards, exclusively for guests aged 21 and above. It's time to experience the spirit of Ramadan in one of Dubai’s most dazzling settings.
Relish a delicious meal under the stars
For an enchanting iftar experience head to Emirates Golf Club’s Royal Majlis. Feast on a delectable spread of Middle Eastern-inspired cuisine at this open-air dining affair throughout the Holy Month starting from AED295 per adult. Choose from lawn or pavilion seating and sample culinary offerings while taking in stunning views of the Dubai skyline.
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 AED330 per person. The venue will also be serving suhoor specials from 9:30pm to 3am starting at AED300 per person. Advance booking is recommended.
Experience incredible moments at Palazzo Versace Dubai
A resident-favourite for years, Palazzo Versace’s Hikayat Ramadan Garden is back with a stunning al fresco set up overlooking the Dubai Creek. Experience suhoor under the stars with a wide selection of international dishes. Every night throughout the Holy Month, guests can enjoy popular recipes cooked by the hotel's expert culinary team, available from 9:30pm to 3am. Prices start from a minimum spend of AED200 per person.
Plan a desert getaway for iftar or suhoor
Pick from iftar at 5:30pm or suhoor at 9pm and head over to find an authentic Arabian spice market set in the middle of the desert. The spread includes a variety of Arabic and international plates, live stations and local favourites like fish saydieh, assorted Middle Eastern kebabs and manakeesh. There’s also camel rides, falcon shows and oud music during iftar, along with a fire show during suhoor.
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