Ramadan 2026: Iftar's In Dubai To Suit Every Budget

Ramadan in Dubai is marked by memorable Iftar experiences that bring together tradition, flavour, and a sense of community. From lavish hotel buffets and elegant garden settings to intimate rooftop venues and globally inspired set menus, the city’s restaurants are curating special offerings to suit every taste and occasion.

Here's Connector's round-up of Iftars that promise great food, atmosphere, generosity, and culinary excellence for every budget!

The Coop House Café offers a daily Ramadan sharing Iftar priced at Dhs 399 for two, combining Middle Eastern and Italian-inspired flavours for a relaxed, communal dining experience. Guests start with dates and Ramadan beverages, followed by soup, shared mains, and desserts including Arabic sweets. Every Saturday, a DIY kahwa cup painting workshop adds a creative post-Iftar activity. price wise

The Coop House

Set in Downtown Dubai, Ergon Agora offers a warm, pet-friendly setting for Iftar, blending elegant indoor dining with a relaxed outdoor space. The sharing menu for two from Dhs 160 starts with dates, nuts, and bread served with signature Greek spreads, olive tapenade, and a rich aubergine spread. This is followed by soup, Greek salad, golden feta cheese, and crispy potatoes paired with cooling tzatziki.

Mains include chicken souvlaki, truffle mushroom pilaf, and fresh pasta. End with a date dessert and refreshing drinks like a date smoothie or hibiscus lemonade.

This Ramadan, Gastro Kitchen at DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai, Jumeirah Beach welcomes guests to gather for an al fresco garden Iftar overlooking Ain Dubai. Set within a beautifully lit outdoor garden surrounded by greenery and water views, the experience pairs a generous spread of traditional favourites with international dishes, live cooking stations, and a feel-good setting that encourages guests to linger long after sunset. The Iftar costs Dhs 149 per person on weekdays and Dhs 180 per person on weekends.

This Ramadan, Mama Shelter in Business Bay, introduces Mama’s Magical Iftar, a generous buffet designed for relaxed evenings of togetherness and sharing. Dishes include cold mezze and salads, fresh breads and Arabic cheeses, hot bites and soups, as well as hearty Ramadan mains. Highlights include signature ouzi with baked whole lamb and kabsa rice, mixed grills, and plenty of desserts, including a kanafa and cupcake station, plus plenty of refreshments and traditional Ramadan juices. The experience also includes live oud music. The Iftar is available from sunset to 9pm and costs Dhs 160 per person.

This Ramadan, travel through time and taste. Silk Lantern has launched a carefully curated menu that brings together Pan Asian, Mediterranean and classic Ramadan favourites.

The Pan Asian selections feature stir-fried lamb with celery, bbq chicken buns, kung pao jackfruit and alleppey prawns curry. Mediterranean-inspired dishes include hummus, labneh, baba ghanoush and lamb kibbeh, reflecting centuries of cultural exchange.

The menu also features Ramadan specials like crispy mixed vegetable pakora and aromatic biryanis. Each Iftar begins with dates, nuts and fruit, alongside laban, tamarind water and fresh juices on every table, honouring the customary way of breaking the fast. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 129 per person and is available from sunset to 9pm.

Jones the Grocer at Sheraton The Walk, Dubai offers a curated sharing menu inspired by traditional flavours. Guests can choose between two sharing set menus for Dhs 199 for two people, including a meat platter or a seafood platter, both served with two vimto lemonade spritz or homemade lemonades and two portions of spicy lentil soup with miso sourdough.

Jamavar Dubai offers a thoughtfully curated Iftar daily from 6pm to 8pm. Guests start with the golden Iftar trio of dates, dry fruits, fruit chaat, and rose sharbat, followed by steamed and fried bites like khaman dhokla, aloo mutter samosa, arbi tuk, and jodhpuri mirchi vada.

Starters include a kebab sampler, tandoori malai prawns, kesari chicken tikka, lamb seekh gilafi, makhmali paneer tikka, palak akrot tikki, kasundi gobi.

Mains feature maplah lamb biryani, mughlai chicken korma, kofta dilkhush, and hyderabadi vegetable biryani, served with dal jamavar, cucumber raita, and assorted breads, creating a balanced, comforting, and shareable Ramadan dining experience. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 175.

This Ramadan, Gazebo restaurant across Dubai, offers special Iftars for foodies to tuck into. The classic Iftar priced at Dhs 150 features a mix of kaju potli samosa, murgh farcha, gosht bhuna roll, murgh zafrani biryani, and shahi tukda, making it a well-balanced spread ideal for sharing. The premium platter, priced at Dhs 160, is more indulgent, with assorted murgh and gosht samosas, murgh kebab varieties, dahi batata puri, gosht yakhni pulao, and ajwa cake with ice cream.

For those on the go, Gazebo introduces two boxed Iftar options. The classic Iftar box priced at Dhs 45 includes subzi samosa, murgh cheese roll, murgh biryani, zafrani kheer, mixed fruits, stuffed dates, and water. The royal Iftar box, priced at Dhs 70, offers murgh cream tikka, gosht bhuna roll, hareesa, murgh pulao, zafrani kheer, mixed fruits, stuffed dates, and water, providing a more indulgent portable meal.

Besh Turkish Kitchen at Sheraton Mall of the Emirates presents the 'FlavoUrs from the Silk Road' Ramadan Iftar, a daily buffet showcasing Turkish, Middle Eastern, and Asian cuisines. Guests start with dates, cold mezze, and salads, followed by hot dishes including lamb ouzi, Adana kebab, butter chicken, seafood tagines, and vegetarian options. Desserts feature kunafa, baklava, Umm Ali, Turkish delight, and international sweets. Set in warm Anatolian-inspired interiors, the Iftar offers a relaxed, welcoming setting from sunset to 8.30pm, priced at Dhs 185 per person.

Discover a selection of exquisite dishes at Bijou Patisserie this Ramadan. Specially curated for the Holy Month, this experience combines refined savoury appetisers, elegant desserts, and traditional beverages for a tranquil and welcoming evening.

The Iftar features a whole lot of dishes ranging from steamed Omani prawn kataifi to wild mushroom and black truffle falafel, before moving on to the signature Bijoux vault sweet finale, including honey and date baklava cheesecake, finely prepared kunafa and pistachio éclair. The Iftar costs Dhs 145.

Cuisines Restaurant offers a Mediterranean-inspired Ramadan Iftar at Holiday Inn Dubai Al Maktoum Airport. Guests break their fast with a generous spread of authentic flavours, comforting classics, and seasonal favourites in a warm, welcoming setting ideal for families, friends, or quiet reflection. Available until 18 March, daily from sunset to 8.30pm. Priced at Dhs 129 per adult and Dhs 65 per child aged 6 to 12.

Rove Hotels’ popular 'Pass It On' Iftar is priced at Dhs 129 per person, offering a generous buffet plus a complimentary second meal voucher to gift to someone else. Served across all The Daily restaurants, the experience includes Ramadan juices, tea, brewed coffee, and a live Turkish ice cream station, with live music at select locations. Children under 6 dine free, making this one of the most accessible and community-driven Ramadan offerings in the city.

This Ramadan, The Permit Room at Majestic City Retreat Hotel presents a comforting Indian-inspired Iftar, ideal for groups, colleagues, and families. Available as a buffet or pre-plated dining experience, the offering blends warm flavours with live cooking stations and a welcoming communal atmosphere. Guests begin with stuffed dates and refreshing melon and rose sherbet, followed by chaat and live-cooked favourites including changezi chicken, paneer bhurji, and sarson pomfret. Highlights include butter chicken biryani and dal makhani, ending with bread and butter pudding and lauki falooda shots, paired with cutting chai or filter coffee. Available daily during Ramadan from sunset to 8.30pm. Packages start from Dhs 109 per person.

Celebrate Ramadan with a delectable buffet that captures the essence of the Holy Month. Guests can enjoy a diverse array of traditional Middle Eastern favourites including chicken maklouba, mutton biriyani and cauliflower gratin alongside delectable desserts like baklava and pistachio umm ali, all freshly prepared to make the serene evening delightful. Available daily from sunset until 9pm, Village Bistro’s Iftar buffet is priced at Dhs 175 per person.

This Ramadan, ENVY at Th8 Palm Dubai Beach Resort, Vignette Collection By IHG welcomes guests to gather by the shore for a thoughtfully paced Iftar served daily from sunset until 9pm. From flavourful regional favourites and charcoal wood grill selections to traditional Ramadan beverages and a shared dessert souk, Iftar at ENVY brings together open views, warm hospitality and a setting designed for lingering conversations throughout the Holy Month. The Iftar costs Dhs 199 per person.

Celebrate Iftar at Garden Terrace, surrounded by lush greenery and ambient lighting. The terrace offers the perfect backdrop for families, friends, or intimate gatherings, where every detail is designed to create a truly memorable evening.

The Iftar menu features fresh dates, shareable starters, aromatic main courses, and a decadent dessert. Each dish is crafted to balance tradition with modern Asian flair. From delicate flavours to vibrant presentation, every bite is a journey of culinary artistry.

Priced at Dhs 168 per person, this Iftar experience combines sophistication, flavour, and atmosphere for an evening that lingers in memory long after the last bite.

Arcade Eatery And Bar by Aloft inside Aloft Me'aisam, serves a Ramadan Iftar set menu with mezze, chicken biryani, Arabic mixed grill, and assorted desserts. Available daily from sunset to 9pm at Dhs 129 per person.

Enjoy a memorable Iftar at Kris With A View, the signature rooftop restaurant at Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel Dubai. Set high above the city, the venue offers breathtaking panoramic views of Dubai’s skyline, creating a serene and elegant setting to break your fast.

The Iftar experience features a thoughtfully curated buffet blending authentic Middle Eastern flavours with international favourites. Guests can enjoy live cooking stations, a wide selection of traditional and global dishes, and an indulgent spread of desserts perfect for family gatherings, social evenings, and corporate Iftar celebrations. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 100 per person.

Break your fast in a relaxed outdoor setting with a garden-style Iftar buffet. The experience features authentic Arabian and regional favourites, complemented by interactive live cooking stations. Guests are welcomed with dates and water on arrival, followed by unlimited access to mezze, salads, hot mains, and signature Oasis desserts. Live stations include shawarma, slow-cooked ouzi, and barbecue specialities, alongside a dedicated dessert counter and mocktails with laban. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 199 for adults, and Dhs 95 for children between 6 and 12 years. Children under five dine for free.

Vyne Restaurant And Terrace invites guests to gather with loved ones and celebrate the Holy Month with a delightful Iftar spread of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes. Starting at Dhs 169 per person, the Iftar buffet is available daily throughout Ramadan, from sunset until 9pm. The restaurant's relaxed outdoor setting and elegant ambience make it the perfect venue for a serene and joyful Iftar.

This Ramadan, Sofia’s Kitchen invites guests to come together and break their fast over a generous Iftar buffet inspired by Sofia’s Italian roots and her love for global flavours. Showcasing comforting, heartwarming dishes that blend traditional recipes with international influences, the buffet celebrates the spirit of sharing and connection at the heart of the Holy Month. Starting at Dhs 165 per person, the Iftar is available daily from sunset until 9pm, promising a warm and flavourful way to gather with loved ones.

This Ramadan, The Big Chill Café at Dubai Hills Mall invites guests to slow down, gather, and break their fast with a specially curated Iftar menu. Guests can begin their meal with a selection of starters such as minestrone, Mediterranean mezze with hummus and muhammara, crispy calamari, chicken tenders, or panko-crumbed prawns. The menu then moves into hearty mains, featuring crowd favourites including penne primavera, creamy mushroom chicken pasta, saffron risotto with prawns, hand-tossed pizzas, and flavourful grill options.

The grill selection includes grilled chicken breast, slow-cooked lamb shank, flame-grilled steak with cowboy butter, and Tuscan-style salmon, available with a small supplement.

End your meal with the signature molten Dubai lava cake, banoffee pie, or saffron tres leches cake. The Iftar starts at Dhs 99.

Enjoy a warm and welcoming Iftar experience in a vibrant festive setting at Aloft Palm Jumeirah. Guests can savour a thoughtfully curated Ramadan buffet, complemented by live Oud performances and captivating Tanoura dance shows, creating an authentic and joyful Ramadan ambiance. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 149 per person.

Celebrate the Holy Month with an indulgent Ramadan Iftar at Purani Dilli, Sheikh Zayed Road. The menu features a thoughtfully curated buffet that brings together authentic North Indian flavours with Arabic and Moroccan inspirations. The menu highlights include traditional Ramadan juices and dates, comforting soups, flavourful kebabs, signature curries, slow-cooked meats, freshly baked breads, and an extensive selection of classic and Middle Eastern desserts. The Iftar costs Dhs 139 per person.

CineScope sets the scene for togetherness, where Iftar unfolds as a shared moment shaped by warmth and reflection. Inspired by California’s golden glow and rich signature flair, tradition and flavour come together in a setting of quiet celebration. Live cooking stations present a generous selection of Ramadan favourites, crafted to be shared and savoured. The Iftar is available from 6pm to 9pm and costs Dhs 195 for adults and Dhs 95 for children.

A relaxed beachfront Ramadan Iftar at Aqua Restaurant, priced at Dhs 199 per adult and Dhs 95 per child, features live cooking and carving stations with Arabic and international favourites. The buffet includes lamb ouzi, seafood sayadeyah, chicken tagine, mezze, and classic Ramadan desserts like luqaimat and kunafa. Set along JBR with sea views, the experience is elevated by traditional Ramadan juices, Arabic coffee, and live oud music.

This Ramadan, Bocasu offers a carefully curated Iftar set menu for Dhs 200 per person. The experience begins with dates, cold-brew hibiscus tea, and laban, followed by a choice of warming starters. Foodies can pick from white miso soup with wakame or Japanese-style lentil soup with dashi. Cold dishes include sunomono cucumber salad, edamame, and sesame-dressed baby spinach. Warm communal dishes feature Bocasu’s signature jawarma with spicy aka miso chicken or crispy tofu.

For the main course, there’s grilled salmon, char-grilled teriyaki chicken, or premium wagyu donburi. Giving a perfect end to the meal are desserts like matcha, pistachio, or shiro kaffe tiramisu, paired with a hot or iced matcha latte.

Mövenpick Hotel And Apartments Bur Dubai presents The Grand Iftar, a special Ramadan experience across two elegant venues. Guests can enjoy a lavish buffet of Arabic and international dishes, including Chef Feras’ slow-cooked lamb ouzi, chicken shish taouk, beef kebabs, and lamb kofta at Fountain Restaurant and The Garden. The celebration continues at Garden Lounge with live barbecue stations, premium meats, seafood, shisha, and live entertainment in a relaxing outdoor setting. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 189 per person and is available from sunset until 10.30pm.

The Majlis returns for Ramadan at Dubai World Trade Centre, offering a premium Iftar in a reimagined, elegant setting that blends contemporary design with traditional Arabian hospitality. The curated menu features Emirati and Middle Eastern favourites alongside Asian, Indian, and Mediterranean dishes, with live cooking stations and a dessert counter. Signature highlights include ouzi, thareed, date pudding, and luqaimat. Open daily from sunset to 8.30pm from the first day of Ramadan until Eid Al Fitr. Priced at Dhs 250 per adult, Dhs 120 for children 6 to 12.

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Amelia, Address Sky View, Downtown Dubai

Set within the striking interiors of Address Sky View, Amelia Dubai presents a refined Japanese-Peruvian Iftar experience, served daily from 6pm to 8pm throughout Ramadan.

The set menu begins with seasonal staples including dates, miso corn soup, and a vibrant guacamole with aji amarillo and yuzu kosho. Starters highlight Amelia’s Nikkei flair, featuring rollo de camarones, wagyu bao, and the fresh ageta salad.

For mains, guests can choose from dishes such as pollo asado, grilled sea bass, Australian wagyu tenderloin, risotto nero, miso-glazed salmon, or flammkuchen à la truffe. Dessert options include passion yuzu cheesecake or pelota de chocolate with vanilla ice cream. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 295 per person.

Address Hotels

Blue Door, Delano Dubai

Located in Bluewaters Island, Blue Door at Delano Dubai offers a serene garden Iftar featuring Anatolian and Levantine flavours. Guests begin with traditional platters of dates, honey, kaymak, cheeses, and olives, followed by soups, shareable mezze, salads, and a Mediterranean green bar. Warm starters include mücver zucchini patties and beef manti, leading to charcoal-grilled mains such as adana kebab, sis tavuk, and beef medallions, accompanied by rice and vegetables. Desserts feature pistachio baklava, güllaç, kunafa, qatayef, umm ali, basbousa, Turkish delight, maras ice cream, and seasonal fruit, creating a complete Ramadan dining experience. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 280 per person.

Delano Hotels

Orme Osteria At Palace Dubai Creek Harbour

As night falls at Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, Orme Osteria reveals a more indulgent expression of Iftar, where elegance and generosity unfold in equal measure. The setting is warm and composed, letting you enjoy an evening shaped by quiet sophistication, soft light, and the unspoken pleasure of coming together during Ramadan.

The experience centres on an elegant buffet, complemented by traditional Arabic beverages and presented with a sense of refinement that encourages lingering. Each moment is designed to be savoured at an unhurried pace, creating a polished yet welcoming atmosphere where Iftar becomes a ritual of connection, indulgence, and understated luxury. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 295 per person.

Palace Dubai Creek Harbour

Ibn Majed At JA Beach Hotel

Ibn Majed offers a welcoming Ramadan iftar buffet priced at Dhs 249 per adult and Dhs 125 per child, served daily in a warm, family-friendly setting. The rotating menu features Arabic and international favourites alongside live cooking and barbecue stations. Arabic coffee and soft beverages are served throughout the evening, encouraging relaxed, unhurried gatherings.

JA Hotels And Resorts

Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel Dubai

Head to Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel to celebrate Ramadan with The Grand Iftar Souk at Al Bahou, The Grand Atrium. Set beneath ceilings inspired by Ibn Battuta’s travels, the lavish buffet features traditional Middle Eastern favourites, international dishes, live cooking stations, and indulgent desserts. Live oud music enhances the atmosphere, creating a warm, immersive setting for family gatherings and memorable evenings. The Iftar costs Dhs 290 per adult.

Oaks Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel

Clap Dubai presents a four-course Ramadan Iftar blending Japanese flavours with Middle Eastern touches, priced at Dhs 275 per person. The experience begins with dates, followed by miso soup or corn soup. Starters include sashimi and shrimp tempura rolls. Mains feature lamb rack kimchi clap style or the signature black cod in miso glaze. Dessert showcases pistachio kataifi chocolate.

La Petite Maison in DIFC presents a special Ramadan Iftar in collaboration with Mona Mosly, blending French-Mediterranean elegance with Middle Eastern warmth. The sharing menu begins with soup, dates and mezzeh, followed by grilled chilean sea bass and shawarma-spiced ribeye. Desserts feature date cake and vanilla cheesecake. Priced at Dhs 260 per person, the experience celebrates connection, generosity and cultural dialogue throughout the holy month.

Leña welcomes Ramadan with a curated Iftar celebrating tradition and togetherness. From sunset, guests break their fast with medjool dates and puchero soup, followed by sharing starters including tomato salad, babaganoush and andalusian croquettes. Mains feature majboos lamb paella, grilled sea bream or pesto and smoked stracciatella risotto. The evening ends with the signature torta di rose dessert, accompanied by live Arabic Qanun music. Available from 6pm, priced at Dhs 275 per person.

Amaru at Souk Madinat Jumeirah introduces a distinctive Iftar menu priced at Dhs 249 per person, blending Latin American culinary heritage with contemporary techniques. The experience begins with medjool dates filled with cacao nibs and pistachio praline, followed by vibrant starters such as quinoa tabouleh with parsley and lemon, chargrilled corn hummus with homemade bread, and an andean consommé with roasted mote corn and black truffle.

Guests can enjoy rich bites including beef empanadas with aji amarillo sauce, lamb croquettes with mozzarella and lime leaves, and roasted sweet corn pillows with manchego and rocoto emulsion. Mains feature slow-cooked lamb leg with coriander rice, saffron rice, mixed mushrooms, and crispy yuca, designed for sharing. The meal concludes with tres leches infused with saffron milk, roasted pistachio ice cream, and alfajores.

Available throughout Ramadan from sunset, Amaru’s Iftar is ideal for families, friends, or intimate gatherings.

Le Petit Beefbar is serving up a relaxed, city-style Iftar for Dhs 250 per person, from sunset to 8pm. The evening kicks off with dates, dry fruits, and the soup of the day, followed by tasty street-food-inspired starters like avocado tzatziki with goat cheese, barbecue quesadillas with braised short ribs, and dragon shrimps with mango and wasabi.

For mains, you can dig into steak frites with black truffle butter, lemon chicken, or a rich homemade wagyu bolognese with pappardelle. Finish off with their dessert of the day and a refreshing tamarindi drink. Perfect for friends, colleagues, or anyone looking to enjoy a generous, flavourful Iftar in a cosy city vibe.

Golden hour hits differently at The Courtyard, where marina air, skyline views, and softly lit tables turn Iftar into an open-air moment worth dressing up for. The Iftar buffet brings together Arabic classics, local favourites, and international plates designed for easy sharing and long, unhurried conversations. The Iftar is available from 6.30pm to 8.30pm and costs Dhs 265 per adult and Dhs 132 for children between 6 and 12 years of age.

Gather your loved ones for an Iftar of warmth and refinement at Kempinski the Palm. Nestled along the pristine shores of Palm Jumeirah, Kempinski lets you celebrate the sacred month in serene elegance. Savour a sumptuous, multi-station buffet thoughtfully curated to honour the spirit of Ramadan, blending authentic Arabic heritage with global culinary artistry. From delicate mezze and manakish to slow-roasted lamb ouzi and freshly spun kunafa, every dish is crafted with reverence and premium ingredients. The Iftar is available from sunset until 9pm and starts at Dhs 265.

Coya Dubai’s Iftar is one of the city’s most sought-after dining experiences. This year, the restaurant returns with a sharing-style set menu that blends bold Peruvian flavours with subtle regional touches, designed for relaxed group dining and meaningful moments around the table. Available daily from sunset throughout Ramadan, the Iftar set menu is priced at Dhs 249 per person. The experience begins with Sukari dates and Coya’s signature guacamole, followed by a warming soup and a generous selection of starters served to share. Guests then choose a main course from a varied menu, before ending with a saffron-infused pavlova inspired by Arabian flavours.

Gather at Crescendo and experience a welcoming Iftar inspired by the spirit of togetherness. As the sun sets, break your fast with a generous buffet featuring traditional Ramadan favourites alongside international dishes, thoughtfully prepared to suit every palate. The traditional Iftar experience features an Arabic mixed grill, live oud music, traditional henna artistry, and a live luqaimat station. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 250 per person.

Celebrate Ramadan with a refined iftar at Zest in One And Only The Palm, where the traditions of the Holy Month are thoughtfully reimagined through vibrant Mediterranean flavours. Set within an elegant, welcoming atmosphere, the evening invites family and friends to gather and share a memorable moment at sunset. Guests can tuck into a generous selection of classic Ramadan favourites alongside international dishes, from mezze and comforting soups to carefully crafted mains and indulgent desserts. Served in a warm, inviting setting, Iftar at Zest is ideal for family gatherings, intimate evenings with friends, or corporate occasions during the Holy Month. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 250.

Enjoy an authentic Arabesque Iftar and experience the perfect blend of Middle Eastern and French flavours. Indulge in a generous array of soups, salads, and fresh mezze, with main courses from the charcoal to your table, such as local organic chicken shish taouk, lamb kofta, beef brochettes, and more. Before moving on to dessert, enjoy the finest selection of Arabic and French cheese from the trolley with homemade pickles, dried fruits and nuts, artisanal jams, and local honey.

Conclude your evening with a heartwarming dessert selection, including crêpes suzette, classic kunafa with rose syrup, salted caramel mille-feuille, umm ali, mini baklava, and other timeless sweets to end the evening on a memorable note. The Iftar starts at Dhs 245.

This Ramadan, China Tang at the Lana Promenade channels the elegance of 1930s Shanghai with an indulgent menu packed with vibrant flavours. The 4-course set menu begins with comforting soups such as Sir David’s hot and sour soup and the ever-popular chicken sweet corn soup.

A selection of dim sum follows, including golden shrimp har gau and delicate xiao long bao, before moving on to the main course, which features kung pao prawns, black bean chicken, and aromatic egg fried rice. The experience ends on a sweet note with three desserts: mango pomelo sago for a refreshing finish, the rich toffee temptation served with chocolate sauce, and caramelised banana with sesame for a warm, nostalgic treat. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 268 per person.

Break your fast with a generous Iftar buffet at Timo Restaurant at Rotana in Al Jaddaf. The thoughtfully curated spread features classic Ramadan favourites, including Arabic specialities such as ouzi and stuffed vine leaves, alongside a comforting selection of savoury dishes and indulgent desserts. Guests can also enjoy the experience in Timo’s inviting outdoor seating area, creating the perfect setting to share meaningful moments with friends and family throughout the Holy Month. The Iftar will be available from 6pm onwards and costs Dhs 230 per person.

Shabestan at Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Deira Creek presents a premium Persian Iftar overlooking Dubai Creek. Celebrated for its rich culinary heritage and Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition, the restaurant offers an intimate set menu inspired by timeless Persian flavours. Designed for reflection and togetherness, the refined experience is ideal for group gatherings. Available from sunset to 9.30pm throughout Ramadan, priced at Dhs 249 per person.

Marriott Hotel Al Jaddaf offers a vibrant Ramadan Iftar at Souq Al Jaddaf, inspired by an oriental market. Guests enjoy Gulf, Middle Eastern, North African, and Levantine flavours in an intimate indoor setting with live cooking stations, a spice market, henna, Arabic calligraphy, and a children’s area. Available daily from sunset to 8.30pm, priced at Dhs 249 per adult and Dhs 125 per child.

The hotel also provides Iftar takeaway packages featuring lamb ouzi, kibbeh, oriental mashawi, chicken cheese harees, and cheese kunafa. Orders must be placed 48 hours in advance, priced from Dhs 796 (serves 4) to Dhs 1,520 (serves 8).

ME by Meliá Dubai offers a stylish Ramadan Iftar on its pool terrace, blending traditional and contemporary flavours. Guests enjoy a mezze spread with muhammara, hummus, moutabel, kibbeh, cheese rakakat, falafel, tabbouleh, and fattoush, plus charcuterie and cheese selections. Highlights include lentil soup, live carvery with roasted lamb leg, beef cheeks, whole chicken, and flame-grilled chicken shish tawook and shrimp skewers. Signature dishes feature ouzi with braised lamb, samkeh harra, dawood basha, freekeh, vermicelli rice, and desserts like mahalabiya, umm ali, date pudding, and Arabic sweets. The Iftar costs Dhs 249 per person.

Melia Hotels

Raffles Dubai

Raffles Dubai invites guests to enjoy Ramadan with an Iftar experience across gardens, private cabanas, and refined indoor settings. The Raffles Garden Iftar offers an elevated outdoor gathering at sunset, featuring live cooking stations, traditional and contemporary dishes, signature Ramadan juices, premium coffee, and fine teas. Available from sunset, priced at Dhs 235 per adult, Dhs 120 for children aged 6 to 12, with children under six dining complimentary per two paying adults.

Raffles Dubai

Cetara at Address Downtown offers an elegant Ramadan Iftar overlooking the Burj Khalifa. Guests can dine indoors or on the terrace, surrounded by soft lighting and serene views. The generous buffet showcases traditional Arabic dishes and refreshing beverages, celebrating togetherness in a refined setting. Available throughout Ramadan from sunset to 9pm, the experience is priced at Dhs 325 per adult and Dhs 160 per child aged 6 to 12.

Solara at Address Dubai Mall offers a refined Ramadan Iftar with sweeping views of the Burj Khalifa. Blending boho-luxe style with cosmopolitan energy, the venue presents a lavish buffet complemented by sharing-style main courses, celebrating tradition with a contemporary touch. Live performances enhance the warm, elegant atmosphere, creating a vibrant setting for meaningful gatherings. Available throughout Ramadan from sunset to 9pm, priced at Dhs 325 per adult and Dhs 157.50 per child aged 6 to 12.

Atlantis The Palm’s Asateer tent will alternate between different themes, namely Arabesque, Persian, Khaleeji, and traditional evenings. Break your fast with dates and water, before you binge on a wide range of dishes curated by Chef Ali El Bourji. Guests can enjoy kebbeh sajieh, traditional seafood paella, spit-roasted whole lamb, and a dedicated oven-baked manakish selection. The Iftar is available from sunset to 8pm and starts at Dhs 295. In addition, there is also a VIP family-style menu for groups of 6 to 50 people, priced at Dhs 495.

Enjoy the season’s calm and the crisp winter air, with al fresco Iftar right in the heart of Downtown Dubai. The Ramadan Iftar menu is a lavish, globally inspired buffet that starts with a selection of fresh Ramadan juices and dates. You’ll find an array of cold salads and mezze like hummus, moutabal, tabbouleh and spicy olive salad, alongside hot mezze such as lamb kibbeh, spinach fatayer and green falafel.

The main courses range from Moroccan chicken tagine and lamb shakriya to shish taouk, shrimp kebab, couscous royale and more. There’s also a live ouzi and shawarma station, a signature roasted beef ribeye, and a fun children’s corner.

Beyond the mains, the buffet showcases sushi and Asian dishes, pasta and risotto, antipasti and cheese from the deli station, plus a generous dessert section with Arabic sweets, tarts, chocolate creations, ice-cream and dried fruits. Truly a feast that blends traditional Ramadan flavours with global culinary touches, the grand Iftar costs Dhs 410 per person.

The Ramadan Majlis offers a feast that’s as rich as its inspiration. Think saffron-infused rice, tender roasted lamb, and pistachio-laden sweets, all served in a setting that blends historic grandeur with modern style. As the night goes on, live Ramadan performances fill the air with soulful tunes and traditional rhythms, making it an evening of both culinary and cultural delight. The Iftar is available from sunset to 9pm and costs Dhs 450 per person.

Four Seasons Hotels And Resorts

Al Diwan, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab

This Ramadan, go on a surreal culinary journey at Al Diwan in Jumeirah Burj Al Arab. Savour a sumptuous array of dishes prepared by the culinary masters of Chef Saverio Sbaragli, Chef Solayman Hasan, and Chef Tom Coll. From delicate starters and generous mains to exquisite desserts and festive favourites in between, there’s loads for foodies to tuck into.

The Iftar menu offers a lavish spread combining traditional Middle Eastern flavours with global cuisine. Guests begin with assorted dates and a variety of cold mezzes like hummus, moutabel, and muhammara, followed by fresh salads, pickles, olives, and a selection of cheeses and cold cuts.

The main courses feature classics such as harees, lamb kofta, fish sayadieh, chicken tajine, butter chicken masala, and vegetable biryani, complemented by live stations offering seafood, sushi, oven-baked pizzas, hot mezzes, pasta, and carving stations with roasted meats and whole grilled fish.

The feast concludes with an extensive dessert selection, including Arabic sweets like baklava, international treats such as macarons and chocolate mousse, and fresh fruit, ensuring a rich and indulgent Iftar experience. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 470 per person.

Jumeirah Burj Al Arab

Kinara By Vikas Khanna At JA Lake View Hotel

Michelin-star restaurant Kinara presents a refined, sharing-style Ramadan Iftar for Dhs 300 per person, curated by chef Vikas Khanna. The experience begins with welcome drinks and nuts, followed by contemporary Indian-inspired dishes designed for communal dining. Ideal for families and groups seeking an elevated, chef-led Iftar experience. Available daily from 6.30pm to 10.30pm.

JA Lake View Hotel

Majlis By Mandarin Oriental

Mandarin Oriental Jumeirah, Dubai hosts a Ramadan Iftar and Suhoor at The Majlis, celebrating Jumeirah’s heritage with a sand-inspired art installation by Emirati artist Shayma Al Mughairy. Guests enjoy a buffet of Middle Eastern favourites, live cooking stations, and signature dishes from Netsu by Ross Shonhan and Tasca by José Avillez, accompanied by live oud and qanun music. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 395 per person.

Mandarin Oriental

INA Dubai, Jumeirah

At INA, Iftar starts early! Starting 5.30pm, the sharing-style menu reimagines traditional favourites through seasonal ingredients and considered craftsmanship. Priced at Dhs 345 per person, the Iftar menu begins with traditional Ramadan dates, followed by charcoal-roasted flatbread with sidra honey and rosemary, served alongside hummus, smoked baba ghanoush, labneh and sumac. Guests can then enjoy a selection of starters including lentil soup with smoked spices, Uzbek tomato salad, tabbouleh, fattoush with watercress, chickpea salad, grilled chicken, corned beef samosas and lamb kofta.

Mains continue the fire-driven narrative with wood-fired kebabs of westholme beef, corn-fed chicken and lamb, complemented by lamb tagine, duck leg biryani and a range of seasonal sides. The experience concludes with INA’s signature dessert trolley, offering a curated selection of traditional Ramadan desserts and themed pastries.

INA Dubai

Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Umm Suqeim

Jumeirah Beach Hotel’s Ramadan Garden offers a serene open-air Iftar experience under the stars, with views of the Burj Al Arab. Families can enjoy a children’s area with arts, crafts, and live entertainment. The buffet-style Iftar, available daily from 6pm to 8.30pm features traditional and international flavours with live cooking stations. The Iftar is priced at Dhs 350 per adults and Dhs 200 for children aged 4 to 11.

For those seeking a more exclusive and intimate setting, Private Majlis options are available. Each Majlis accommodates up to 20 guests and requires a minimum spend of Dhs 7,000 on food and beverage.

Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Luma Pool Lounge, Address Creek Harbour

Set against the shimmering waters of Dubai Creek Harbour, Luma Pool Lounge at Address Creek Harbour offers a relaxed yet sophisticated setting for Ramadan Iftar. With its contemporary design and tranquil waterfront views, Luma Pool Lounge offers a sense of calm and connection amidst the energy of the city.

Guests can enjoy a thoughtfully curated Iftar buffet, designed for ease and enjoyment throughout the Holy Month. The evening encourages guests to unwind, connect, and savour every moment, making Ramadan at Luma Pool Lounge not just a meal, but a celebration of togetherness. The Iftar costs Dhs 350 per adult.

Address Hotels