From the traditional to the chef-prepared, Top Spots Dubai has rounded up the top 7 indoor iftar spots in Dubai.
1. Al Majlis, Madinat Jumeirah
Al Majlis is known for its traditional approach to both interiors and iftar cuisine. The venue serves both iftar and suhoor throughout Ramadhan. The central dining area is furnished with Arabesque detailing. Guests can dine from buffet stations serving a variety of Middle Eastern cuisine. Due to Al Majlis’ scale there’s room for multiple seating options here including round sofas and special 10 person private majlis set-ups.
Note: Ver big venue (large capacity)
Iftar – weekdays AED 240 per person / weekends AED 260 per person from sunset to 20:30
2. Asateer Tent, Atlantis Hotel, Palm Jumeirah
One of Dubai’s most popular iftars. The Asateer Tent offers guests iftar and suhoor. This year the offering has been updated with special themed buffet nights. Head on a culinary journey across the region with dishes from Lebanon, Persian, Morocco and the UAE. Asateer Tent offers a range of luxurious and family-friendly seating options. Pick between the Royal Majlis, four VIP Majlis areas, two family majlises, booths and dining tables. There’s an option to extend for suhoor where shisha will also be available.
Iftar – weekdays AED 240 per person / weekends AED 260 per person from sunset to 20:30
3. Exquisite Iftar at Dubai Opera, Downtown Dubai
Dubai Opera offers guests an elegant take on the iftar buffet from its impressive glass-walled setting in the heart of downtown Dubai. Dishes are International and regional. There are carving stations, sweet treats as well as Ramadan juices. Guests will be entertained by live classical and Arabic music throughout the night.
Iftar – AED 290 per person (AED145 for 5-12 y.o) from sunset to 21:30
4. Asil, Rixos Premium Dubai, JBR
Modern Middle Eastern restaurant, Asil’s iftar offering features a five-course set menu with sharing dishes that span the cuisines of region from the Arabian to the Turkish, Lebanese and Moroccan. Courses include soups, both hot and cold mezze as well as salad, a main dish and a dessert. We recommend the vine leaves. Live music comes from the band that plays every night except for Thursdays. Suhoor is served later with an a la carte menu. Terrace tables overlook Ain Dubai.
Iftar – AED 230 per person from 18:30 – 20:30
5. Ewaan, Palace Downtown Hotel, Downtown Dubai
Ewaan offers guests a buffet-style iftar with impressive Burj Khalifa views. The venue serves up a traditional style iftar in an Arabesque setting. Guests can select from an international buffet spread with options spanning a carving station with roast meats as well as vegetarian dishes – there’s something for every taste. Traditional melodies come from the oud player.
Iftar – AED 275 per person from 18:30 – 20:45
6. Enigma, Palazzo Versace Dubai, Jaddaf Waterfront
Enigma’s family-friendly iftar includes a fine dining Persian accent. The restaurant’s Executive Chef Mansour Memarian, has 2-Michelin stars and reflects on his origins for the menu. The set menu features dishes such as ‘Sabzi Khordan’ as well as homemade Persian cheese and bread. Terrace seats reveal views of Dubai Creek.
Iftar – AED 250 per person from 18:30 – 20:30
7. The Bay, Mandarin Oriental, Jumeirah
The Mandarin Oriental is known for its peaceful seaside setting. The Bay offers guests Gulf views. Dining options include hot and cold mezze, Moroccan tagine, dishes from across the Middle East and international selections served from live cooking stations as well as desserts. A live Oud musician adds to the ambience.
Iftar – AED 280 per person from 18:30 – 21:30
