The Best Iftars and Suhoors to Experience This Ramadan
This Ramadan, indulge in the finest Iftars and Suhoors, where unforgettable flavours and picture perfect settings await
Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara
Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara invites guests to embrace the spirit of Ramadan with an exceptional dining experience. Nestled in a breathtaking desert oasis, the resort offers an unforgettable Iftar at Al Falaj, where guests can indulge in a Levant-inspired menu under the stars, accompanied by live Oud melodies. For Suhoor, Al Falaj has thoughtfully curated set menus, perfect for savouring the tranquil desert ambiance.
Price from Dhs450 per person, for more information, click here
The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach
Inspired by the historic gatherings of scholars and poets, The Majlis at Four Seasons Resort Dubai offers a refined Ramadan experience, blending tradition with modern luxury. Guests can enjoy an opulent Iftar buffet from sunset to 9:00 pm or a late-night Suhoor from 10:00pm to 2:00 am, both featuring exquisite dishes and beverages. For a more intimate experience, private majlis seating is available for up to ten guests.
Price from Dhs410 per person, for more information, click here
Asateer Tent at Atlantis, The Palm
The Asateer tent is back for another year and promises a new unforgettable Suhoor experience. Located on the Palm Jumeirah, the tent has a breathtaking view of Dubai’s skyline and with a large à la carte menu featuring everything from mezzehs to grilled meats to mouthwatering desserts, it makes the perfect culinary evening experience.
Iftar priced at Dhs285 per person. To make a reservation, click here
Jumeirah Beach Hotel Ramadan Garden
This Ramadan, Jumeirah Beach Hotel invites guests to the Ramadan Garden at Janat al Bahar, offering stunning views of Burj Al Arab and a calm ocean breeze. Enjoy an Iftar buffet from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, or a relaxed Suhoor from 9:30 pm to 1:00 am, featuring live stations and traditional favorites. With live music, a dedicated children’s area and an enchanting ambiance, it’s the perfect setting to spend a Ramadan evening.
From Dhs260 per person, for more information, click here
Sexy Fish, DIFC
It’s interiors are worth going for alone – opulent mosaics, mermaid sculptures, aquatic life fixtures – all transporting you instantly to the teaming sea. No wonder Sexy Fish has created such a stir since it recently opened in DIFC. Get transported up to its 11th floor perch where it offers panoramic views of the surroundings, and get served a set menu ‘Issho’ iftar menu that features some of its hits, as well as newly devised recipes paying homage to the Holy Month. Expect miso soup and crisp fried chicken to a quinoa salad, prawn tempura roll and aubergine and edamame hummus dips to start, before you pick your main, served with a moreish kimchi fried rice (we recommend the lamb chops). End on a sweet note with a picture-perfect date pudding.
Iftar menu is Dhs250pp. For more information, click here
The Abu Dhabi Edition
This Ramadan, The Abu Dhabi Edition hotel invites guests to enjoy an unforgettable night as Nowhere café returns with its ‘Majlis Under the Stars’ pop-up, serving artisanal desserts and specialty coffees on the poolside terrace from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am, enjoying the peaceful ambiance before the next day’s fast.
From Dhs245 per person. For more information, click here
Madinat Jumeirah Al Majlis
Experience the charm of Al Majlis at Madinat Jumeirah, where tradition and elegance come together for a truly special Ramadan. Returning for another season, Al Majlis invites guests to indulge in a rich selection of traditional dishes in a luxurious indoor setting, perfect for Iftar and Suhoor. With its warm ambiance and impeccable hospitality, it offers the ideal space to gather with family and friends and celebrate the spirit of Ramadan.
Iftar buffet at Dhs330 per person. For more information, click here
Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk
Ramadan at Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk is a delicious dilemma. Do you dive into the Arabesque Iftar at Brasserie Boulud, where French flair meets Middle Eastern comfort, or linger under the stars at Soleil while enjoying the view of Burj Khalifa twinkling nearby? One is a feast, the other a mood. Either way, the night is young, the oud is playing, and the only thing you need to do is indulge.
To make a reservation, contact +971 04 281 4111
Rüya Dubai
Rüya Dubai at The St. Regis Dubai, The Palm offers a refined Anatolian dining experience with curated Iftar and Suhoor menus by Chef Gökhan Çökelez. Guests can enjoy sharing-style meze, flavourful mains like pistachio-crusted sea bass and hand-cut lamb kebabs, and indulgent desserts paired with Turkish tea. With signature Ramadan drinks and an inviting ambiance, Rüya Dubai is the perfect setting to gather during the Holy Month.
From Dhs295 per person. For more information, click here
Sushi Samba
Enjoy incredible views of the Palm Jumeirah and an even better selection of food at Sushi Samba Dubai, where Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian flavours come together for a unique Ramadan dining experience. Begin with a refreshing Sambaretti smoothie shot and a date, then indulge in signature dishes like the Samba Dubai Roll and Australian Black Angus Tenderloin with Foie Gras.
For more information, click here
St. Regis Cordelia
Indulge in a grand Iftar at Cordelia, where guests can gather with family and friends to savour a lavish buffet featuring an array of culinary delights. The Iftar spread includes salads, a premium charcuterie station, hot and cold meze, and a variety of main courses like Chicken Kabsa, and freshly prepared live stations offering Uzi Lamb, and more. The experience is topped off with an extravagant dessert selection, including Cheese Kunafa, sticky toffee pudding, and a decadent chocolate fountain. This spread is available from sunset until 8:30 pm and invites you to enjoy a memorable evening of togetherness.
From Dhs260 per person. For more information, click here
The Palace Dubai Creek Harbour
Celebrate Ramadan nights at Al Bayt, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, with a special à la carte Suhoor from 9:30 PM to 1 AM. Enjoy authentic Middle Eastern flavors in a tranquil, starlit setting, accompanied by live music and the option to unwind with shisha, family and loved ones.
From Dhs275 per person. For more information, please contact +971 4 455 8870
Ginger Moon at W-Dubai Mina Seyahi
This Ramadan, Baron, the acclaimed Lebanese restaurant founded by chef Tommy Kargatzidis, takes over Ginger Moon at W-Dubai Mina Seyahi. Chef Tommy, known for reinventing Middle Eastern classics, will personally oversee this exclusive collaboration. Guests can enjoy a curated à la carte menu featuring signature dishes like Baron’s spiced fried chicken, slow-cooked lamb shank, and steak haché with Baron butter.
To make a reservation, click here
The Majlis by Manderin Oriental Jumeira
This Ramadan, Mandarin Oriental breaks away from the traditional Iftar format, inviting guests to experience its exclusive Ramadan Majlis in collaboration with Khaseibah, an art enthusiast and esteemed Emirati grandmother devoted to preserving the UAE’s rich heritage. Through The Majlis, guests gain insight into the deeply-rooted traditions of Ramadan that have shaped the nation’s culture, all while savouring Middle Eastern favourites and signature dishes from Netsu by Ross Shonhan, set against breathtaking sea views.
From Dhs255 per person. For more information, click here
Al Diwan Burj Al Arab
Burj Al Arab unveils Al Diwan, its first-ever Ramadan tent, offering an enjoyable night under the stars. Set in an elegant ambiance, Al Diwan seamlessly blends tradition and modernity with rotating Iftar menus and a specially curated Suhoor selection by Chef Solayman Hasan. Guests can savour regional delicacies, live cooking stations, and take in breathtaking views while enjoying the soothing melodies of live oud music.
For more information, please contact +9714 301 7333
Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi
Spend a Ramadan evening at Anantara Santorini Abu Dhabi Retreat, an adults-only haven perfectly positioned between Dubai and Abu Dhabi. With breathtaking sea views and Middle Eastern delicacies, guests can indulge in the Santorini Iftar Feast at Oia Oasis. As the sun sets over the Arabian Gulf, a lavish buffet and refreshing Ramadan beverages await, all set to the soothing sounds of a live oud performance for a truly enchanting evening.
From Dhs400 per person for Iftar buffet. For more information, click here
Novikov Café
Break your fast at Novikov Café’s terrace, where stunning views of Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Fountain show create a magical setting. Throughout Ramadan, enjoy a thoughtfully curated three-course sharing menu featuring comforting starters like lentil soup and baba ganoush, followed by hearty mains such as slow-cooked beef stew, fragrant lamb shank, or grilled butterfly sea bream, complemented by a glass of chilled Laban.
For more information, click here
Alaya DIFC
Some places serve food, and some places serve feelings. At ALAYA, iftar isn’t just a meal, it’s a gathering, a ritual, a love letter to tradition wrapped in candlelight and spice. The Ramadan set menu feels like a romantic journey back to our traditional, simple roots. It begins with dates and lentil soup, makes a grand pitstop at lamb shank maqluba, rice, and shish chicken, and, of course, takes a delicious pass-through hummus, baba ganoush, and other timeless classics. Finally, it all ends on a high note with a grand finale of traditional sweets, from kunafa to umm ali and everything in between. In a world where cuisine is all about bold experiments – which Alaya’s wider Silk Route menu does cater to – sometimes you just crave something familiar, but elevated. This sumptuous DIFC stalwart’s iftar menu features the kind of dishes that feel like home, but with an added touch of magic.
Sufret Alaya at Dhs300 per person. For more information, click here
Rami Kadi Hosts Suhoor at The Four Seasons
Rami Kadi Maison hosted a suhoor event celebrating international womens day which overlaps with Ramadan this year. The event was one to remember with the space being designed to resemble Beirut’s charm. Six Ramadan inspired gowns by Rami Kadi are on display for the month and Kadi unveiled a one of a kind art piece that symbolizes womens strength which is to be auctioned. Proceeds will go towards the Dubai Cares’ women’s initiative. The Four Seasons invites guests can also indulge in refined Iftar and Suhoor experiences at the resort’s elegant Ramadan Majlis.
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