Eid Al Adha is a time of celebration, gratitude and family gatherings. Grand traditional meals, gifts, new attire, various activities and traditional events are a big part of this holy celebration. This holiday is the perfect opportunity to treat yourself and your near and dear ones to a great meal at a variety of restaurants in Dubai.
The concept behind Junoon is rooted in the philosophy of focusing on high-quality, sustainable ingredients that complement Indian cuisine, prepared with the latest cooking techniques to yield contemporary interpretations of traditional Indian food. They do special set menus for all occasions and guests are treated to a dining experience with impeccable service in a regal and transcendent setting.
The menu is a celebration of Indian food entering the post-modern era. They have set menus starting at AED 99 onwards as well as an exclusive chef’s tasting menu to offer. They also have numerous other gastronomic delights as part of their à la carte menu.
Per Te offers versatile and bold flavours. Here, you will be spoilt for choice with a large selection of wood fired thin crust pizzas, freshly baked bread, rich aromatic sauces and brilliantly brewed coffee. Watching the chefs prepare your food before you in the open kitchen, too is an indulgence.
Establishing itself as one of the finest Indian restaurants in Dubai, the menu is on the same lines of innovation and creativity as its counterpart in London. They offer modern Indian cuisine in a sophisticated setting. They are currently all set to launch their new menu created by their new Executive Chef, Pradeep Khullar. Formerly of Jodhpur at the Al Murooj Rotana, previously of Indian Accent, New Delhi. The new menu makes its debut this Eid Al Adha.
This modern bistro by Zorawar Kalra focuses global cuisine with a unique Indian twist, prepared with influences and techniques of molecular gastronomy, bringing much excitement into the mix of dining. Enjoy their special Eid menu as it offers diners a great opportunity to indulge in a great celebratory meal.
Jashan is an ideal place for a memorable and enjoyable meal experience at a reasonable price. Though there are quite a few restaurants serving Indian food in Dubai. Jashan is still a great option to enjoy Indian delights like Malwani Prawns, Bhuna Mutton, Lachcha Paratha and Tikiya Chaat. A great place to celebrate with family and friends.
This Chic and sophisticated restaurant takes you on a culinary journey through 28 states of India. The food gets its signature flavour from ingredients flown in from India regularly. Dishes like the juicy Tandoori prawns, Amritsari Tawa Gosht and Bhuna Methi Palak are not to be missed. The ideal place for a luxurious dining experience.
This restaurant through its décor and food showcases the traditions and tastes of Lebanon. Though it is popular during lunchtime for business clientele. They also have a lot to offer for large families and celebratory get togethers. The food is authentic and fresh with a variety of cold and hot mezzeh, freshly baked bread, meats and grills, traditional shawarma, a range of desserts, coffee and herbal teas. If you are looking to celebrate at home you could use their catering services as well.
This progressive Indian restaurant is located next to JLT’s Movenpick. The menu has been created with a lot of imagination, fusing Indian influences into dishes like Japanese Gyoza and Swiss Fondue. The Friday brunch priced at AED 199 is a highlight here and is known for its variety, making it the perfect meal to indulge in this Eid!
Sapori di BiCE transports you to the origins of Italian communal dining. Dishes are served in the centre of the table in sharing portions. Ingredients are imported from Italy to enhance the authenticity of your dining experience. Enjoy traditional lamb dishes with complementary desserts specially prepared by Chef Giuseppe Palumbo to celebrate this Eid Al Adha.
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