Best foodie deals in Dubai – things to try this March
Looking for the best foodies in Dubai? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s a rundown of our favourite picks this March
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Heston Bluementhal announces NEW Dubai restaurant
Heston Blumenthal’s new Dubai restaurant: Popular British chef Heston Blumenthal has announced plans to open a Dubai-based restaurant next year.
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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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AED 100 curry club LAUNCHES at Spike Bar
The popular Dubai sports venue, Spike Bar has recently launched a Tuesday night curry club. For just AED 100 diners can tuck into a starter, main course and one house beverage.
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Four Dubai foodie deals to try
Looking for foodie inspiration? Try these delicious Dubai deals
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Vegan in Dubai: four things you need to try
Whether you’re a long-time Vegan or just trying it out for Veganuary, here’s four Vegan things to try in Dubai
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Dinner review: STK JBR, Rixos Premium Dubai
Representing the brand’s first Middle Eastern outpost, STK has launched at Rixos Premium Dubai hotel on JBR. Well-established in destinations including the likes of London, New York City, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Toronto and more
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Save money with this great Emirates restaurant discount
Emirates restaurant discount: If you’re flying with Emirates airline this Winter, you could save hundreds of dirhams at Dubai restaurants
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Alafya chicken: Try an alternative festive dinner this season
Living in the international, cosmopolitan city of Dubai means having access to a wide array of
flavours . For example, there’s great Thai, Indian, Nepalese, Arab, African and European cuisines just a phone call or short drive away in the city. -
Annabel Karmel: her weaning cookbook launches in the UAE
Annabel Karmel is one of the UK’s most successful cookbook authors for children and families – with her first release selling more than four million copies.
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Annabel Karmel’s cooking tips for UAE parents: Is your child a picky eater?
Annabel shares her top cooking tips for UAE parents. Here’s her advice for helping children that are picky eaters to become more open to trying new foods.
