Ramadan 2025 is soon approaching, and the UAE is prepping up for the most auspicious time of year with delectable Iftar and Suhoor experiences. From outdoor dinners and grand feasts to intimate warm gatherings, there’s something that suits everyone’s preferences. If you’re looking forward to planning a get-together with the family, these are some of the places that you can explore in Dubai.
The Atrium at Grand Millennium Hotel Dubai
Grand Millennium Hotel Dubai’s Atrium Restaurant features the Ramadan Grand Iftar that brings together over 120 varieties of International and Oriental dishes across 8 diverse cuisines. There’s a rotational buffet menu that includes live carving stations, cooking stations, and unlimited refreshing beverages. Timings include from sunset until 9.30 pm. Reserve the table before March 10, 2025, to enjoy a special rate of AED150 per person. The standard price is AED 240, with children aged 6 to 12 dining for AED85 and children aged 0 to 5 dining for free (one child per table).
Taj Business Bay Dubai
Taj Dubai’s Iftar buffet at Treehouse begins from sunset until 9.30 pm, showcasing a diverse selection of traditional dishes, all for AED270 per person and AED100 for kids aged 5-12. For a more private affair, guests can book a Majlis for up to 6 people at AED1,600. For those looking for Suhoor deals, food is served from 10.00 pm until 2.00 am with a specially curated à la carte menu. A minimum spend of AED250 per person applies.
Radisson Blu
Radisson Blu Hotel Dubai Deira Creek invites guests to experience Ramadan under the stars at Creek View Terrace with a feast featuring dishes infused with over 200 traditional aromas. The experience is further elevated by the golden glow of lanterns, and the melodies of a live oud performance. Priced at AED255 per adult, inclusive of Ramadan beverages, and AED119 for children aged 6 to 12, this Iftar invites families and friends to gather under the stars and celebrate the essence of the Holy Month. The outdoor Suhoor is priced at AED189 per adult. The Persian restaurant, Shabestan, also promises a journey through flavors. Available from sunset until 11.30 pm, the experience is priced at AED499 for two, AED599 for three, AED899 for four, and AED119 for children.
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, Dubai Mall
Le Gourmet at Galeries Lafayette in Dubai has launched a pre-Ramadan celebration in collaboration with the Saudi 100 initiative, featuring collections from five renowned designers including Noura Sulaiman and Nabila Nazer. The event will showcase Ramadan-style collections with modest wear for men and women from top brands like Coperni, Aje, and Marni, along with emerging talents like MYKAFTAN and BAQA. Alongside the fashion show, Le Gourmet offers a special iftar-sharing menu with international flavors, including beef kibbeh, lentil soup, grilled meats, tandoori chicken, and Arabic sweets like Kunafa. The experience is priced at AED180 for the set menu, with an additional AED50 for a main course add-on. Located on the 2nd level of Dubai Mall’s Galeries Lafayette, it’s the perfect spot for a unique Ramadan dining experience.
Dhaba Lane
This Ramadan, Dhaba Lane, known for its Punjabi cuisine and four outlets across Dubai, is offering the ultimate Dawat-e-Iftar feast. Priced at AED65 for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus, the 6-course iftar includes dates, Rooh Afza Mojito, starters, grilled tikkas, mains, freshly baked breads, and desserts like Mawa Phirni and Kunafa Pistachio Milk Cake. Children under 12 can enjoy the feast for just AED35. Available daily from 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm during Ramadan, with à la carte options after 9.00 pm.
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