Dinner review: Buddha-Bar Beach, The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort
BBC Good Food Middle East heads to The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Abu Dhabi to check out the region’s first-ever Buddha-Bar Beach, which opened doors in May this year.
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Dinner review: Carnival by Tresind, Dubai
Season 5 has arrived at Carnival by Tresind, and this time both kitchen and restaurant explore culinary delights and influence from Colonial India.
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Lunch review: Eat Well restaurant Dubai
The mistake that many health food cafes make is focusing on the nutritional content of dishes, while neglecting flavour. Not so, at Eat Well restaurant Dubai.
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Dinner review: Rockfish, Madinat Jumeirah
Rockfish: Opening in 2017, this beachside restaurant focuses on fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes with “hints” of Arabic flavours. is Inside, the restaurant is decked out in a white, silver and stone colour scheme, with floor to ceiling windows
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Dinner review: Sukhothai, Le Meridien Dubai
One of the most established Thai restaurants in town, this charming establishment is nestled in the lush surrounds of the Meridien village, a lovely alfresco-friendly venue that never fails to be bustling and lively any night of the week
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Evening brunch review: Riviera Seafood Grill
Riviera Seafood Grill is the new beachside eatery at the Rixos JBR. Specializing in Mediterranean flavours and fresh seafood, the restaurant’s interior channels the French Rivera with its all-white open plan design.
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Brunch review: Traiteur at Brasserie Du Park, Park Hyatt Dubai
Traiteur restaurant has closed down, but the Traiteur brunch has stayed on at Park Hyatt Dubai. Regularly voted one of the top brunches in Dubai, it’s not surprising that the hotel has decided to keep the Friday fixture in place, even after the closure of its namesake restaurant.
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Dinner review: El Sur, The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina
This popular Spanish eatery has been situated on the same spot close to Dubai Marina for nearly five years. “El Sur” means “the south” in Spanish, and as is expected – the restaurant focuses on food from the southern Andalusia region of Spain.
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Dinner review: Beefbar, Al Fattan Currency House, DIFC
Representing the world’s sixth ‘Beefbar’, following Hong Kong, Mexico, Mykonos, Cannes and Monaco, where it was born, Beefbar Dubai opened doors last month. It’s a carnivore’s dream venue, comprising a premium butcher’s shop, restaurant, bar, lounge and terrace.
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Dinner review: Crazy Fish, Al Fattan Currency House, DIFC
If you’re a lover of fish and seafood, this is an opening to add to your ‘must-visit ASAP’ list. Upon entering the restaurant, expect to be met by an extensive fresh fish counter, with everything from king prawns and langoustine, to monkfish and squid resting on ice, awaiting your selection.
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Dinner review: Le Patio, St. Regis Dubai
Le Patio is a beautiful al fresco oasis hidden from the hustle and bustle of Sheikh Zayed Road at St. Regis Dubai. It’s a chic, open air venue within the central courtyard of the hotel, ideal for relaxing with family and friends over dinner or for a couple of drinks.
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Dinner review: BB Social Dining, DIFC
In a city that sees restaurant openings every two-minutes, it can be a struggle to stand out from the crowd – but not for BB. This brand new social eatery and bar recently opened doors with a bold, quirky and unforgettable personality
