Enjoy a stunning view of the Dubai Marina skyline and let the live music serenade you while you sit back and enjoy a collection of tasty dishes from the buffet on offer.
Chadi Saloum believes that food should be simple and nice enough to be understood, yet unique enough to be compelling. Here, he discusses how he has brought that philosophy to the many outlets at Cove Rotana to ensure customers continue to come back for more.
A new Thai fusion restaurant has opened at Roda Al Bustan, promising to take guests on a “culinary adventure to Thailand”, offering an unforgettable sensory and dining experience like no other.
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Whether you are a die-hard vegan, a fan of meat-free Mondays, or simply ‘v-curious’, you’ll want to check out this new Asian-inspired vegan brunch taking place at Rove Hotel in Dubai Healthcare City this Saturday.
Now open for lunch and dinner, Umi Shio fuses the artful craft of Japanese cooking, with the delicious flavours of South America , alongside a selection of new Japanese-inspired cocktails, mocktails and varieties of Sake, all served impeccably on the shores of Madinat Jumeirah’s private beach, with views of the ever-iconic Burj Al Arab.
The day of love is upon us once again, and the team at Grand Hyatt Dubai is on hand to make your night all the more special with a selection of fantastic offers for you and your other half to enjoy!
Every Friday from 1pm to 5pm, guests can feast on all’onda’s fresh sushi, cicchetti pass around dishes such as baked stuffed mushrooms, spaghetti carbonara and tomato rigatoni.
Priding itself on serving “the best of Italy” – a phrase that is also donned in tiny lights on the restaurant wall, Luigia’s huge specially built Neapolitan wood-fired ovens and eye-catching pizzaiolos give a real sense of authenticity.
Indya by Vineet, which was originally set to open its doors in November, is said to bring a "whole new meaning to Indian food."
The new all-singing, all-dancing front-of-house host at Tanuki – a Japanese restaurant in Dubai Mall, is giving a new meaning to the phrase “service with a smile.”
Thanks to the exotic herbs and spices and believe it or not, there is a lot more to Middle Eastern food than just chickpeas and hummus!
