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Restaurants in Dubai
Dubai offers a wide choice of restaurants where international dishes like every part of the world. Most of the best restaurants are located within hotels, especially because they are the only ones that can serve alcohol with meals.
Ristorante del Burj al Arab
Below is a list of the best restaurants in Dubai.
Antique Bazaar - (from the Asian subcontinent)This Indian restaurant in Dubai offers excellent food with unusual compositions. Every table in the restaurant is different from the other. The atmosphere of Indian music donates a touch of authenticity and the dishes are tasteful. Open from 12:30 to 15.30 and from 19.30 to 3.00. Reasonable prices.Tel: 04 397 74444
Awtar - (Middle Eastern cuisine)Restaurant with traditional and friendly atmosphere. The delicious Lebanese food is accompanied by live entertainment, highly regarded by the local people. The restaurant offers an extensive menu of Kebab, plates of raw meat and mezze. Portions are generous and prices reasonable.Tel: 04 317 1234
Medzo - (European cuisine)Very popular Mediterranean restaurant in Dubai kitchen. Local relaxed with comfortable leather chairs, excellent food and pleasant interior. To try the lobster soup with mushrooms.Tel: 04 324 0000
Thai Chi - (Eastern cuisine)There are not many restaurants that can offer two excellent cuisines and Thai Chi is one of these, two kitchens, one for Thai food and one for China, which makes it a highly esteemed and successful site. There are a series of rooms where you can relax and enjoy the lively atmosphere or you can book a private room.Tel: 04 324 0000
THE BEST RESTAURANTS OF DEIRA
Ashiana - (from the Indian subcontinent)One of the most esteemed and frequented restaurants at all in Dubai. The service is excellent and the warm and cozy atmosphere. The evening showcases the band famous Ashiana, with the seductive sounds of Indian classical music sweetens the tasty and spicy dishes.Tel: 04 228 1707
Kiku - (middle eastern cuisine)One of the best Japanese restaurants in Dubai, as evidenced by the high influx of Nipónicos who come here for dinner. The service is excellent and is certainly a place to take the family for reasonable prices.Tel: 04 217 0000
Shebestan - (Middle Eastern cuisine)The best Persian restaurant in Dubai, with its romantic view in the light of the candle along the Creek. Traditional assortments are presented on the table on arrival, stimulating appetite and preparing customers the delicious meals. The spacious restaurant also hosts a Persian band to create the atmosphere.Tel: 04 222 7171
Verre - (European cuisine)The name of Gordon Ramsey is a guarantee of superb quality of this restaurant, located in the Creek area. The extraordinary menu choice may engender some confusion in the most serious eaters, but worth it to try one of the classic French dishes that will not disappoint anyone safe. The restaurant offers an impressive variety of wines and desserts are prepared with absolute dedication.Tel: 04 227 1111
Recommended restaurants in Jumeirah
Al Mahara (seafood)This restaurant not only offers the best seafood dishes in Dubai, but also fascinating panoramas around. A spectacular aquarium welcomes you upon arrival, with fish, sharks, turtles and many other marine species. With a little luck you may even be a sub that feeds the fish.The spacing menu of classic to modern, Arabic adventure or the Seafood experience, offering various types of delicacies. It is undoubtedly one of the most beloved in Dubai but its unique atmosphere is worth at least one visit.
Al-Qasr - (middle eastern cuisine)One of the most popular restaurants of Dubai, which primarily serves Lebanese cuisine dishes and other Middle Easterners. The home overlooks beautiful gardens, the beach and pools and is accompanied by belly dancers and traditional Arabic music. The food is excellent and the entertainment offered by the restaurant is of all respect.Tel: 04 336 1111
Bella Donna - (European cuisine)Specializes in Italian cuisine. It provides crisp and subtle and homemade pasta pizzas at affordable prices. You can eat on the terrace that offers glimpses of the sea, or if you prefer can prepare the inside cover.Tel: 04 344 7710
Pai Thai (Asian cuisine)This restaurant, with romantic position and first class Thai cuisine is definitely expensive, but the whole of excellent quality food and service are worth it. Advised dish: fried grouper with sweet and sour sauce to chili.Tel: 04 366 8888
RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS IN THE AREA OF THE MARINA
BICE (European cuisine)This restaurant is reputed to be the best Italian restaurant in Dubai. The quality of the ingredients is superb, the recipes are traditional but modern proposals. Advised dish: carpaccio of calf with forest mushroom rice.Tel: 04 399 1111
Grand Grill (Steakhouse)This South African restaurant makes excellent quality steaks. The interior decors are very simple, with the kitchen to eye by the entrance. Advised steak: 500g Aussie Rump. the restaurant is open from one pm to 4 and from 7 to midnight.Tel: 04 399 5000
Indego (from the Indian subcontinentThis fabulous and spacious Indian restaurant boasts among its chefes the famous Vineet Bhatia. Although the local is famous for traditional recipes, the composition of the dishes and ingredients is much more European. The restaurant is open from Sunday to Friday, from 7.30 pm to midnight.Tel: 04 399 8888
Tagine (middle eastern cuisine)This restaurant specializes in Moroccan cuisine and has a very elegant setting. Side dishes based on authentic Mezze include salads and vegetables and the first courses are advised tagines (meat dish wet) of lamb with ginger, parsley and other odors. The restaurant is perfect for a romantic evening.Tel: 04 399 9999
Where to eat in Dubai, Some popular restaurants.
The many Dubai restaurants and cafés reflect the melting pot of different cultures and nationalities that make up the city. Most popular Dubai restaurants are located in hotels. He must have in mind that, usually, these are the only establishments licensed to serve alcohol.
That said, there is a large selection of exceptional independent restaurants in Dubai. The cheapest ones are those that offer an excellent list of the Indian subcontinent. If you choose a more specialized international cuisine, costs can increase significantly, although Dubai restaurants are usually affordable. The major exception is alcohol, which rises account considerably.
Celebrity chefs such as Gordon Ramsay and Marco Pierre White have opened restaurants in Dubai. In outstanding restaurants like these you must book in advance.
Finally, if you want to live a different dining experience worth that restaurant enjoy a cruise aboard a traditional wooden dhow on Dubai Creek.
Whether you want to save the most and if you want to enjoy some unmatched restaurants in Dubai will find restaurants for all tastes and budgets.Like the shops, the restaurants opening hours are suggesting that never close. If you want to dine with locals, 20:30 is an appropriate time.GastronomyIndulgent Afternoon TeaTaking Indulgent Afternoon TeaPalm Jumeirah from the Sky Bar, Burj Al ArabPalm Jumeirah from the Sky Bar, Burj Al ArabAlthough Dubai cuisine is quite international, it is also true that most of the restaurants serve various Arab dishes of Middle East. The Lebanese, Iranian and Syrian cuisines are present in the city.Typical dishes include grilled recipes, various fish and meats (no pork) are cooked in this mode.These are some of the dishes that can be found in Dubai:
Mezze: Assortment of small dishes served as starters.
Hummus: Cream of chickpeas, sesame and olive oil.
Tabbouleh: Cold dish consisting of parsley, tomato, lettuce, olive oil and herbs.
Shawarma: Pita bread with thin slices of lamb, chicken or beef with vegetables and sauce.
Falafel: croquettes chickpeas or beans.
Koussa mahshi: braised zucchini stuffed with rice and meat.
Chai Zanjabeel: Ginger tea.
Le-ge-matt: Ball of milk, salt and fried and covered with honey yogurt.
Umm Ali: puff pastry and almond cake that is usually served hot.
Esh Asaraya: Cheesecake with cream.
That said, there is a large selection of exceptional independent restaurants in Dubai. The cheapest ones are those that offer an excellent list of the Indian subcontinent. If you choose a more specialized international cuisine, costs can increase significantly, although Dubai restaurants are usually affordable. The major exception is alcohol, which rises account considerably.
Celebrity chefs such as Gordon Ramsay and Marco Pierre White have opened restaurants in Dubai. In outstanding restaurants like these you must book in advance.
Finally, if you want to live a different dining experience worth that restaurant enjoy a cruise aboard a traditional wooden dhow on Dubai Creek.
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| Awsome View of restaurants in mall Dubai, Burj Khalifa. |
Whether you want to save the most and if you want to enjoy some unmatched restaurants in Dubai will find restaurants for all tastes and budgets.Like the shops, the restaurants opening hours are suggesting that never close. If you want to dine with locals, 20:30 is an appropriate time.GastronomyIndulgent Afternoon TeaTaking Indulgent Afternoon TeaPalm Jumeirah from the Sky Bar, Burj Al ArabPalm Jumeirah from the Sky Bar, Burj Al ArabAlthough Dubai cuisine is quite international, it is also true that most of the restaurants serve various Arab dishes of Middle East. The Lebanese, Iranian and Syrian cuisines are present in the city.Typical dishes include grilled recipes, various fish and meats (no pork) are cooked in this mode.These are some of the dishes that can be found in Dubai:
Mezze: Assortment of small dishes served as starters.
Hummus: Cream of chickpeas, sesame and olive oil.
Tabbouleh: Cold dish consisting of parsley, tomato, lettuce, olive oil and herbs.
Shawarma: Pita bread with thin slices of lamb, chicken or beef with vegetables and sauce.
Falafel: croquettes chickpeas or beans.
Koussa mahshi: braised zucchini stuffed with rice and meat.
Chai Zanjabeel: Ginger tea.
Le-ge-matt: Ball of milk, salt and fried and covered with honey yogurt.
Umm Ali: puff pastry and almond cake that is usually served hot.
Esh Asaraya: Cheesecake with cream.
Spanish food quality was born in Dubai "Al Andalus Food"
The Andalusian Fersa Group has launched the company 'Al Andalus Food', which will be based in UAE, particularly in Dubai, and which aims to "unite and consolidate the Spanish distribution of quality food products."
Company sources have indicated that currently distributing 19 products of various Spanish companies, as preserved (Usisa) King Crab (Chatka), Extremadura and Basque cheese, oils and gourmet Andalusian products (Deliterranea), Aguas de Lebanza and Magma, Honey (Rafael Bellido), Piper (Piper Drink) or paprika de la Vera, among other products.
Company sources have indicated that currently distributing 19 products of various Spanish companies, as preserved (Usisa) King Crab (Chatka), Extremadura and Basque cheese, oils and gourmet Andalusian products (Deliterranea), Aguas de Lebanza and Magma, Honey (Rafael Bellido), Piper (Piper Drink) or paprika de la Vera, among other products.
The Essential of Dubai and Abu Dhabi
I've already made several stopovers in Dubai in transit to other countries and also spent several days in the Emirates on my way to Oman. If there is one word that encompasses and describes what the UAE and particularly Dubai and Abu Dhabi, those words would be luxury and ostentation, and the latter is breathed in every corner.
Although I always travel on a budget I still like Dubai in my scales, because there is always a way to enjoy this city with relatively little money while watching them spend or waste, as we see it, in spades.
The sad reality is that while they live in luxury without working, because the Sultan keeps them a monthly allowance of about 2,000 euros for each child they have, besides giving house and car, you are poor Indians , Pakistani and other Asian immigrants where his monthly salary is around 200 or 300 euros and those not treated with much respect, according to cases.
Food & Other prices in Dubai !!
I pass that memory prices last week. They are all in DIRHAMS, divide by 3.68 and get dollars.
Exchange Rate: 3.67 / 3.68 (change in the malls or banks)
Palm Jumeirah Monorail: 15 (single trip)
Dubai Metro Gold Class 2 areas 11 (Burj Dubai Marina Kalifa)
Fuddruckers Marina Mall Abu Dhabi (2 giant hamburger with fries + unlimited soft): 102
Super mineral water (1.5 liters): 1.50
Pack of 6 cans of soda super: 9
After Eight chocolates x 200 gr. super: 10.95
Lunch at Dubai Marina (Arab restaurant: giant prawns grilled shawarma + mineral water +): 114
Crossing the Creek in an abra (water taxi): 1
Lunch at Jumeirah Beach Park (double burger with fries and soda): 21
Burj Al Arab (like in the Sky View Bar Floor 27): 425
Burj Kalifa (access to the lookout At the Top, reservation via web): 105
Safari Excursion with dinner: 185 (desertsafaridubai.com)
Excursion Abu Dhabi in Spanish private group of 10: 256
The Palace hotel buffet dinner Old Town (against Burj Kalifa): 250
Lunch buffet Abu Dhabi Emirate Palace: 250
Taxi Dubai Mall Hotel Atlantis on the Palm: 55
Dubai Mall to Airport Taxi: 32 (peak time)
Taxi (minimum fare): 10
Taxi (airport fee): 20
Taxi: just take the roof colors !!
Hotel Holiday Inn Express Airport: 436 night w / breakfast.
Starbucks (2 cappuccinos + donut): 38
Scoozi lunch restaurant in Dubai Mall: 126 (input prawns + pizza + 2 soft drinks)
Dubai Museum: 3
Basta Art Café: 18 (Special drink enough alcohol ...)
Samsung ST65 camera (Deira): 350
Benetton children chomba 75 (Dubai Mall)
Exchange Rate: 3.67 / 3.68 (change in the malls or banks)
Palm Jumeirah Monorail: 15 (single trip)
Dubai Metro Gold Class 2 areas 11 (Burj Dubai Marina Kalifa)
Fuddruckers Marina Mall Abu Dhabi (2 giant hamburger with fries + unlimited soft): 102
Super mineral water (1.5 liters): 1.50
Pack of 6 cans of soda super: 9
After Eight chocolates x 200 gr. super: 10.95
Lunch at Dubai Marina (Arab restaurant: giant prawns grilled shawarma + mineral water +): 114
Crossing the Creek in an abra (water taxi): 1
Lunch at Jumeirah Beach Park (double burger with fries and soda): 21
Burj Al Arab (like in the Sky View Bar Floor 27): 425
Burj Kalifa (access to the lookout At the Top, reservation via web): 105
Safari Excursion with dinner: 185 (desertsafaridubai.com)
Excursion Abu Dhabi in Spanish private group of 10: 256
The Palace hotel buffet dinner Old Town (against Burj Kalifa): 250
Lunch buffet Abu Dhabi Emirate Palace: 250
Taxi Dubai Mall Hotel Atlantis on the Palm: 55
Dubai Mall to Airport Taxi: 32 (peak time)
Taxi (minimum fare): 10
Taxi (airport fee): 20
Taxi: just take the roof colors !!
Hotel Holiday Inn Express Airport: 436 night w / breakfast.
Starbucks (2 cappuccinos + donut): 38
Scoozi lunch restaurant in Dubai Mall: 126 (input prawns + pizza + 2 soft drinks)
Dubai Museum: 3
Basta Art Café: 18 (Special drink enough alcohol ...)
Samsung ST65 camera (Deira): 350
Benetton children chomba 75 (Dubai Mall)
The Dubai Light Railway and functions eliminates the overhead power system by APS
The line serves the densely populated areas of Al Sufouh, Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Beach Residence. Connects with the Red Line subway in Jumeirah Lake Towers and Dubai Marina, and the Palm Monorail on Palm Jumeirah. Most of the line runs at surface along Al Sufouh Road, however, there are some elevated sections in Dubai Marina. The circulation intervals are ten minutes at peak hours and twelve-peak.
The vehicles incorporate next generation equipment adapted to the extreme weather conditions in the Gulf, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, high humidity and the presence of sand. All stations that incorporate air conditioning, platform screen doors have to deal with high temperatures. The vehicles have different sections for passengers traveling in gold and silver class, and to enable men and children traveling separately from men. Some stations have elevators and escalators.
The line will be operated by Serco, which already operates the subway, with a contract for a period of 75 months, which won the Road and Transport Authority of Dubai (RTA) in 2013.
The first phase, with a cost of about 694 million euros, envisages transporting 27,000 passengers a day, increasing to 66,000 when Phase 2, an expansion of four kilometers between Al Sufouh to Mall of the Emirates, which will open in 2020.
Gulfood Dubai 2016 Exhibition
Gulfood is the Middle East's leading exhibition dedicated to the food service and hospitality sectors. The event provides industry suppliers with big bucket central business, ultimately delivering unrivaled product and service showcase and the opportunity to meet with international buyers face to face. Gulfood Conference includes AA key networking event that brings together international experts and practitioners to discuss the key issues driving the industry.In total the organizers greeted within 5 days of the fair, from 08 February to 12 February 2015, about 5,000 exhibitors at Gulfood in Dubai.
The twenty-first edition of the Gulfood takes place in five days from Sunday, 02.21.2016 at Thursday, 02.25.2016 in Dubai.
GulFood generated approximately USD 200 million in sales
The latest edition generated approximately USD 200 million in sales, Gulfood attracts visitors from around the world. The fair attracts key professionals in purchasing decisions of governments, cruises, transportation and aviation industry, hospital and educational College-offering catering and food services. With great recriminatory in hotels and restaurants in GCC, exhibitors opportunities continue to expand. This factor, combined with population growth and the ability to Dubai for re-export food ensures a very lucrative market.
Great success of Extremadura food at the fair in Dubai
The products presented by over 30 companies in Extremal Food Fair Gulfood 2015 in Dubai, the most important Middle East are having a great success, according to the regional government. Among the personalities who have been interested in the products include Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, head of Dubai and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, who has visited the stand installed by the Board in this competition for products that make up the label 'Food Extremal ', whose employers are making good business contacts.
Gulf food Dubai 2015
Gulf food Dubai 2015, has become a strategic trade fair for companies in
the food they want to establish business contacts in an area with high
economic growth and high demand for quality food sector.
GULFOOD 2015 Dubai, non alcoholic trade fair of food and beverages, annually, since its first edition in 1987, is directed exclusively at professionals, will take place again this year in Dubai, between the coming days 8 to 12 of February 2015 at the premises of the fairground Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center.
Gulfood Dubai 2015 will be a fair that because of its importance, has become almost an appointment inexcusable assistance to the best professionals and companies involved in the sector, both by the news that it can be observed as the contacts may establish.
The 2014 event saw 3,300 companies from 76 countries took part in Gulfood and Restaurant & Café Middle East show the latest offers. Gulfood attracted in past years 45 489 visitors from over 152 countries at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC) and the Airport Expo Dubai (AED), registered an increase of 16 percent excellent on visitor attendance, while it is more important to maintain the quality of exceptional buyer.
Take time to review the latest trends and innovations to obtain expert advice from the experts. Ingredients Middle East can not be missed, enjoy exploring new opportunities for product development and ensure that your business takes advantage of market rapidly growing ingredients.
Report exhibition is a showcase for manufacturers, distributors and suppliers around the world, representing all key sectors within the food and hospitality trade.
And finally, indicate that the fair is the access to millions of consumers in the United Arab Emirates Dubai and the region is a major re-exporter - 72% of its imports are re-exported to 160 countries. The Middle East is a growing economy for the franchises, with an annual growth of 72% valued at 14 billion fast food which holds 40%.
GULFOOD 2015 Dubai, non alcoholic trade fair of food and beverages, annually, since its first edition in 1987, is directed exclusively at professionals, will take place again this year in Dubai, between the coming days 8 to 12 of February 2015 at the premises of the fairground Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Center.
Gulfood Dubai 2015 will be a fair that because of its importance, has become almost an appointment inexcusable assistance to the best professionals and companies involved in the sector, both by the news that it can be observed as the contacts may establish.
The 2014 event saw 3,300 companies from 76 countries took part in Gulfood and Restaurant & Café Middle East show the latest offers. Gulfood attracted in past years 45 489 visitors from over 152 countries at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC) and the Airport Expo Dubai (AED), registered an increase of 16 percent excellent on visitor attendance, while it is more important to maintain the quality of exceptional buyer.
- Agents
- Airlines
- Armed forces
- Bakeries
- Civil defense
- Cafes
- Clubs and Bars
- Caterers
- Dealers
- Duty Free
- Food manufacturers and producers
- Food and convenience stores
- Education and government agencies
- Hotels
- Hospitals
- Importers / traders
- Towns
- Restaurants
- Retail
- Resorts
- Supermarkets / Hypermarkets
- Wholesalers
Take time to review the latest trends and innovations to obtain expert advice from the experts. Ingredients Middle East can not be missed, enjoy exploring new opportunities for product development and ensure that your business takes advantage of market rapidly growing ingredients.
Report exhibition is a showcase for manufacturers, distributors and suppliers around the world, representing all key sectors within the food and hospitality trade.
And finally, indicate that the fair is the access to millions of consumers in the United Arab Emirates Dubai and the region is a major re-exporter - 72% of its imports are re-exported to 160 countries. The Middle East is a growing economy for the franchises, with an annual growth of 72% valued at 14 billion fast food which holds 40%.
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