Dubai’s most important food experience

Whether it’s for friends and family in the city, or just to make you tick on the Dubai food list…

For some people, food is just a way to fuel (we will never understand these people), but for others, it is a way of life, a hobby, or even an obsession (we do understand these people).

Real foodies will look for unforgettable food, and they can’t wait to tell their friends. The following is a food experience in Dubai, any food lover should tick their list…

Taste oysters at Dibba Bay Shack

Enjoying oysters at a table by the sea is an unparalleled pairing. Fortunately, Dibba Bay’s oyster hut (located in Dubai Fishing Port 2) and its lineup of fresh oysters make it a reality.These locally farmed bivalves come from
The East Coast of the United Arab Emirates uses traditional a la carte dishes, serving a variety of condiments, including mignonette and cocktail sauce. We suggest ordering a dozen, along with a plate of organic smoked salmon, local soft cheese and bruschetta.

Dubai Fishing Port 2. @dibbabay

Dine under the stars of the Sonara Desert

You can leave the sunset on the beach, thank you very much. For us, the true magic of watching the sun set can only be found in the desert, where the color and tranquility will become 11 o’clock, because the cold of the evening makes you wrap your blanket a little tighter. Book a spot at Sonara Desert Camp, then descend the huge wooden stairs to the crater under a thousand fairy lights for an unforgettable barbecue dinner. This amazing campground can rely on its location to provide ordinary food for guests, but the level of cuisine is really outstanding. Bonfire shows, falcon shows and belly dancing add a bit of laughter to this unforgettable sunset dining experience.

Sonara Desert Camp, Dubai Desert Reserve. Nara

Enjoy Indian cuisine at Tresind Studio

Trèsind Studio has an avid following in the UAE and is known for its modern Indian cuisine and detailed tableside interpretations. The restaurant has an elegant and minimalist style, allowing the 2020 What’s On award-winning executive chef Himanshu Saini’s ambitious and exotic dishes to shine. Expect the surprise, from the fruit-scented urn to the wild mushroom firewood composed of dehydrated mushrooms and truffle milk powder, placed in a teacup.

I called the hotel. tresindstudio.com

Group photo with fashion crowd at Twiggy

In the past 10 years, is there another Dubai restaurant that has gained as much reputation as Twiggy? We think it is not. After opening the Park Hyatt Lagoon in January, you cannot (a) get a table of love or money, (b) have not been asked whether you have been to Twiggy, or (c) accidentally hear the gossip about your ex -The boss of my roommate brother went to Twiggy for lunch and said it was the best day of her life. Breezy terraces with stunning skyline views, delicious food and well-dressed people, and cool jobs in the fashion industry will all be Dubai’s number one hot spot in 2021.

Park Hyatt Dubai. branch

Something to eat at Time Out Market

Located in the once quiet Souk Al Bahar, Time Out Market has now become a warm and delicious center of Dubai cuisine. You will be attracted by the Long Teng’s har gao from The Mattar Farm, the melting sirloin and the high-quality dim sum from more than 15 other local restaurants. If you love sweets, then Brix’s real and indulgent macarons ice cream should satisfy you. If you never want to leave this wonderful land of long wooden tables and high, sparkling white ceilings, you can rent a luxurious apartment above the food hall and plant your roots permanently. You might gain 200 pounds, but hey, at least you will be happy.

Overtime market, Souk Al Bahar. timeoutmarket.com

Saffron 2.0 brunch

Oh, do you want party brunch? For many years, Saffron has been the first choice, if any, it is the brunch establishment in Dubai. It’s huge, noisy, and very interesting. Of course, in the past ten years, other brunches have come (and have gone), but now Saffron has stepped up and launched Saffron 2.0, trying to win the championship again. From the facts, it seems that we still won’t be able to get another booking in the next four weeks-it’s bigger and brighter than ever.

Saffron, Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai. From 1pm to 4pm on Friday, the house package is 455 dirhams and sparkling wine is 495 dirhams. Atlantis Network

Eat a salt slider on the beach

There are only a few foods that are suitable for consumption in a soaked bathing suit. Pizza, tacos-continue. afternoon tea? Not so much. However, burgers are the ideal feed after splashing in the sea, and their little cousin, the slider, is even more so. The Salt Fort on Kite Beach is a perfect blend of food, packaging, location and seating. Take a stroll on the beach, remove the sand from the flip flops, join the queue, and taste Dubai’s most delicious, delicious, and juicy sliders (the French fries are great too). When the sun started to sink…wow, the scene was idyllic.

Salt, kite beach. findsalt.com

Fighting a hangover in an Irish village

You wake up and suddenly the sun in Dubai seems a little brighter than usual, your mouth has the texture of a sock, and your head feels like a toddler playing with a pogo stick. Ah, yes, just the next morning—hello, old friend. Put on the most comfortable sportswear and the darkest sunglasses before heading to the Irish Village, where the staff will whisper softly and bring you a dartboard-sized plate full of tempting breakfast foods. The saltiness, flavor and flavor are just right. Satisfactory naughty grease. Now you are ready to attack in the morning… or in the afternoon, depending on when you went home last night.

Irish village, Al Garhoud. Their village.com

Eat royal favorite pizza in the bay

So, this is the direction of the story. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, likes the pizza at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Tokyo. He suggested that the hotel chain install the same pizza oven at the Dubai outpost on Jumeirah Beach. Thankfully, the people in MO listened, because the pizza here is supervised by a chef from Naples, the hometown of pizza, and it’s not in this world. Sit on the bar stool in front of the oven and look at the chefs who work for some Italian theaters.

The Bay, Mandarin Oriental, Jumeirah. mandarinoriental.com

The buzz of LPM Thursday night

DIFC’s polished stone paths are dotted with cool restaurants and art galleries, making it one of Dubai’s most fashionable neighborhoods. But at around 6pm on Thursday night, when everyone puts their computers to sleep on the weekend, it seems that there is a special buzzing sound from one place in particular: LPM. Put a foot into the door of this elegant French restaurant, and the worries of a week’s work will disappear.Keep it classic and order butter
Steaks and chunks of fries, immersed in the feeling of coming on Thursday night weekend.

LPM, No. 8 Gate Village. lpmrestaurants.com

Art and snacks of Alserkal

Head to Alserkal Boulevard, Dubai’s premier art destination, to nourish your body and mind. Grab a cup of full-bodied coffee from the trendy bakery Nightjar, a healthy vegan blueberry scones from Wild & the Moon, and then skip some contemporary galleries that showcase the most vibrant artists in the region.

Alsekar Boulevard in Dubai. Night pot coffee; Wilderness Moon.ae

In the legendary neighborhood fish colony

At Bu Qtair there was a time when you had to park your car on a small dusty street, order food in a shaky caravan, find a plastic stool, and eat dinner on a polystyrene plate. It is fun and cute. Thanks to great success, the charming fish shed that used to be the Jumeirah car park has been developed and is now operating outside the Dubai fishing port.Freshly caught fish is carefully seasoned and simply cooked-it’s that simple, but boy, does it fit the taste?
And memories.

Bu Qtair, Old 32B Street, Fishing Harbour 2.

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