UAE, a country known for its luxurious hotels, pristine beaches and skyscrapers but it is also famous for its food culture. During the holy month of Ramadan, the food culture in UAE becomes even more vibrant and exciting. Ramadan is a month of fasting and spiritual reflection for Muslims all over the world. After a long day of fasting, Muslims break their fast over Iftar, which is an evening meal shared with family and friends. UAE has some of the best iftar spreads in the world, and the restaurants in the city are always upping their game to provide their customers with the best iftar experience possible.
Here are some of the best award-winning restaurants serving iftar in UAE:
11 Woodfire:- If you’re a meat lover, then you must visit 11 Woodfire this Ramadan. Chef Akmal has come up with a fantastic menu for iftar, and it has some great meats like short ribs, beef cheek and many more. It’s priced quite reasonably at 300dhs for two.
Reif Kushiyaki:- Reif has made a lovely a set menu with dishes like miso soup, roasted chicken, lamb shank, beef gyoza and more. It’s priced at 388dhs for two.
Lpm:- For those looking for something light and refreshing, Lpm is the perfect place to go. Burrata, prawns with lemon and olive oil, and salt cod croquettes are just some of the dishes available for 250dhs per person.
Coya:- Coya’s iftar spread is a must-try for seafood lovers. For 260dhs per person, you get to try dishes like artichoke ceviche, corn salad, Chilean sea bass croquettes and more.
Clap:- Their Iftar set menu is perfect for those who love Japanese cuisine. For 275DHS per person, you can enjoy miso soup, salads, sushi and more.
Juns:- Juns offers a unique iftar experience with dishes like wagyu short rib mandi, braised lamb neck congee, sticky date pudding and more. It’s priced at 200dhs per person.
These award-winning restaurants serve some of the best iftar spreads in UAE. Whether you’re a meat lover or a seafood lover, there’s something for everyone. Make sure to book your table in advance as these restaurants get quite busy during Ramadan.
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