Ramadan 2025: Indulge in these scrumptious iftar deals around the UAE

Ramadan is here, so is our guide to delicious iftar offers around the country. Here's the list:

Amelia Dubai

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Tuck into Japanese-Peruvian fare with a hint of Mediterranean flavour at iftar this month when you eat at  Amelia. Begin your meal with dates, miso corn soup, and guacamole, into which you dunk crispy plantain chips. The starters come in shareable portions – there are Rollo de Camarones (shrimp rolls with halloumi and truffle cream) and wagyu bao. For the main coursethe options include pollo asado (grilled chicken), wagyu tenderloin, and grilled sea bass. Don’t worry if you are vegetarian; you can choose from Risotto Nero or Flammkuchen à la Truffa (truffle flatbread). Sip on Ramadan-inspired beverages such as the floral Zahrat Amelia and tangy Ruh Al Mishtaq. Finish with Dates End at the Gulf, a fusion of spiced cane, espresso, and hazelnut; or desserts such as Passion Yuzu Cheesecake and Pelota de Chocolate.

Dh295 (per person). Sunset-9pm. Address Sky View, Downtown Dubai. +9714 328 2805.

Arrogante

Break your fast with the Burj Khalifa in the background at Arrogante, which combines  the rich culinary traditions of Italy with Middle Eastern flavours for a four-course meal you won’t forget in a hurry. Begin with Zuppa di Minestrone, accompanied by house-made focaccia and dates. For the second course, guests can choose between Arancini di Wagyu or Insalata Tzatziki Italiana. For the mains, you can try Cannelloni di Agnello or Risotto Cavolfiore e Branzino.  End your meal with pudding di datteri, a warm date pudding with caramel and pecans.

Dh250 (per person). Sunset-10pm. Address Residences Dubai Opera, Downtown Dubai.

Al-Wāha at The Avery

At Al-Wāha at The Avery, relax to the soulful melodies of the live Oud player as you sample a menu rich in Middle Eastern, Indian and North African flavours alongside international fare. Dishes to try include lamb mandi, lamb ouzi, and pistachio baklava.

Dh260 (per person); Dh130 (six-11); free (under six). Sunset-8.30pm. Conrad Dubai. +971 4 444 7276

Babel Dubai

This Ramadan, Babel Dubai, located in Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue with stunning views of the fountains, invites guests to a refined Lebanese dining experience. Their set iftar menu (Dh250 per person for tables of four or more) features traditional yet modern dishes, including mezze, oriental rice with beef, and rotating daily mains. An à la carte option with diverse daily specials is also available.

Dh250 (per person for tables of four or more). Sunset onwards. +971431 2333.

Barbecue Delights

Check out the grand views of Ain Dubai as you nosh on more than 50 dishes such as chicken boti, qorma and Nihari from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and North India this month.

Dh45 (kids); Dh85 (per person on weekdays); Dh95 (per person on weekends). Sunset–8.30pm. +97158 623 6116.

Chouchou Dubai

Experience a vibrant Ramadan at Chouchou, Dubai’s chic beachfront venue, offering a French Riviera-inspired ambiance at J1 Beach. Executive Chef Valentin Bernigaud presents a lavish four-course Iftar menu blending French elegance with Middle Eastern flavours, featuring delicacies like lamb confit, foie gras ravioli, truffle hummus, and exquisite desserts, priced at Dh360 per person with special Ramadan beverages. After 9pm, Suhoor is served à la carte alongside a curated shisha experience. Guests can also enjoy Board Game Café Nights (Monday-Wednesday) and an interactive Chouchou Mystery Iftar (March 13 and 20), making this Holy Month truly special.

Dh360 (per person). Sunset-9pm. J1 Beach. +9714 558 1877.

Dhaba Lane

Protein is a good idea while fasting as it’ll keep you fuller for longer. And so perhaps you’d like to try the Dawat-e-Iftar (available in both veg and non-veg options), which is a six-course plan to keep you feasting. Menu highlights include bhunna masala paneer tikka, and ghalib chicken tikka, mutton kebab gujjiya.

Dh35 (under 12); Dh65 (per adult). 6pm to 9pm (À la carte post 9pm). At locations in Karama, Garhoud, JLT,  and Al Nahda. +97143583554 (Al Karama), +971 54 999 4252 (Al Garhoud), +971 54 999 4251 (JLT), and +971 56 822 8300 (Al Nahda).

Em Sherif Café

Em Sherif Café presents a special Iftar set menu this Ramadan, celebrating Levantine flavours while honouring Middle Eastern traditions. Available daily from 7pm to 9pm for Dh250 per person in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the menu features vibrant starters, grilled kebabs, and indulgent desserts like knefeh and Tamriyeh. The à la carte menu is offered from 9pm until Suhoor. Guests in Abu Dhabi can enjoy live oud performances nightly.

Dh250 (per person). 7pm-9pm. +91556 577 7900.

Ewaan, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour

Celebrate Ramadan with a lavish Iftar buffet at Ewaan, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, surrounded by traditional décor and a warm ambiance. Enjoy authentic Arabic dishes, including hot and cold mezza, soups, tender meats, decadent desserts, and refreshing Ramadan beverages.

Dh275 (per person); Dh250 (groups). Mar 29, sunset-9pm. Ewaan Lounge. +9714559 8870.

FTV Dubai

There are three ways you can go when you decide on the four-course iftar at FTV Dubai; among the cuisines available are Asian, European, and East and West Fusion. The Asian menu includes kani salad and goma salad. Mains include chicken katsu curry with coconut rice, sushi platters, and teriyaki salmon. Dessert will include mochi ice cream or crispy banana tempura. On the European menu are starters like burrata caprese, featuring heirloom tomatoes and basil pesto, and a classic Caesar salad. Main courses include penne arrabiata, caponata with eggplant and feta cheese, and a premium wagyu ribeye steak. For dessert, there’s ricotta cheesecake or tiramisu cake. The fusion menu offers appetizers such as chicken samosas, vegetable spring rolls, and hummus with lamb. Mains include butter chicken with paratha, grilled skewers, and malai paneer. Taditional desserts like baklava and gulab jamoon will also be available. With views of the Museum of the Future and state-of-the-art LED screens showcasing exclusive content, this is found to be a meal to remember.

Dh299 (per person). Sunset onwards. First Floor, Voco Hotel, Sheikh Zayed Road. Call +971 56 548 6942 or visit www.ftv-dubai.com.

Kokoro

Enjoy Kokoro’s signature handrolls and warm hospitality without the usual wait this month; just book your spot at the UAE’s first handroll bar and you’ll be able to enjoy your meal without any long lines as long as you book through Kokoro’s Instagram channel.

Dh250 (booking fee per person, will be redeemed on food and beverages). Sunset onwards. Alserkal and Nad Al Sheba.

Kris With A View  

Enjoy an iftar experience that combines traditional and Middle Eastern and international flavours. Live stations and indulgent desserts are also on the table.

Dh99. Free (kids below five); Dh49.5 (six-to-11-year-olds). Sunset onwards. Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel Dubai.

La Serre

Gather the pals and head over to La Serre for a meal perfect for sharing. The French eatery is putting a Parisian twist on favourites for its three-course menu, which includes a selection of dates, nuts, dried fruits, lentil soup, baby chicken with mash and green beans, and truffle rigatoni.

Dh149 (per person). Sunset-9pm. C2 City Walk.Call 971 4 320 2201.

Marriott Hotel Al Forsan

Abu Dhabi Dhabi's Marriott Hotel Al Forsan is inviting guests to a luxurious Iftar and Suhoor experience at Khayal All Day Dining and the Lobby Lounge. The Iftar menu features traditional favorites like Ouzi, Moroccan Tajin, and Mashawi, alongside an Asian and Sushi Corner and a variety of Arabic and international pastries. Guests can also enjoy six live cooking stations for a dynamic dining experience.

Dh110 (kid); Dh250 (per person). Until Mar 29. Sunset onwards. +971201 4000.

Miya

Greek out for iftar at the picturesque Miya, which is serving a feast that begins with dates. This will be followed by hummus and freshly baked pita and a crisp Greek salad. Then, indulge in a golden, flaky spinach pie before savoring the smoky, char-grilled chicken souvlaki.

Dh250 (per person). 6.30pm onwards. Bluewaters Island. +97140 564 0008.

MINT

Looking for a spot where you can host a family iftar? Consider MINT, which plates up Mediterranean and Arabic flavours. Break your fast with medjool dates filled with creamy goat’s cheese topped with crushed pistachios and a drizzle of honey, or traditional lentil soup with pita croutons and sumac before heading into the mains, which include options of lamb manoushe pizza and Wagyu beef koft served with fresh hummus, fattoush salad and tzatziki. To sweeten the deal, there’s also crème brûlée tart served at the end of the meal. This City Walk station has a Kids’ Dine and Play area amd plenty of activities for the young ones.

Dh149 (per person including special beverages). Sunset onwards. City Walk. +971503441109.

Nujoom Ramadan - Iftar Under the Stars

Make memories this Ramadan with the buffet offering at Sofitel Downtown Dubai that features everything from Indian street food to a live pasta section. Rich in flavours from both the Middle East and Asia, there’s something for every taste here. Plus, you get a grand view of the Burj Khalifa for those photographic breaks.

Dh95 (kids, under 6); Dh190 (per person). Sunset-9pm. Downtown Dubai. +971 04503 6666.

Origins at Vida Creek Beach

This Ramadan, Origins at Vida Creek Beach offers a serene Iftar experience with breathtaking views of Dubai Creek Harbour. Guests can indulge in a delicious Iftar buffet featuring a variety of traditional dishes and live cooking stations in a tranquil lagoon-side setting. Whether dining with family, friends, or colleagues, the ambiance blends tradition with modern elegance.

50 per cent (6-12 years old). Dh220 (per person); Dh190 (groups). Sunset-8.30pm. +9715542 8888.

Purani Dilli, Four Points by Sheraton

Celebrate Ramadan with a lavish Iftar buffet at Purani Dilli. Enjoy a variety of traditional dishes like mezzeh, mandi, and biryani, along with refreshing beverages, sweet dates, and decadent desserts.

Dh139 (per person). Sunset-9pm. Four Points by Sheraton, Dubai. +97156 414 2213.

Primi  

Italian favourites get an Arabic turn this year at Primi. The iftar here begins with honey and date bruschetta topped with fresh ricotta alongside a lentil soup with homemade focaccia. Then diners can choose from a main course of lamb shoulder on a bed on saffron risotto, sea bass with kalamata olives and broccoli, or eggplant parmigiana with mozzarella burrata. At the end, Dip your spoon into tiramisu that combines pistachio cream and crispy kunafa.

Dh159 (per person). Sunset onwards. C2 City Walk Dubai. +97156 992 4326.

Querida

In the mood for Mexican? Say hola to Querida, which welcomes you with homey dishes such as dates taquito, Oman Chips Birria Quesadilla, and Pistachio Horchata. The iftar option here includes a starter, mains and dessert.

Dh75 (per person). Sunset-9pm. Al Barsha 1. +971 4 333 9996.

Riverland Dubai

This weekend, treat yourself to a daylong fun fest at Real Madrid World, Motiongate Dubai or Legoland Dubai, and you’ll get your ticket to an iftar buffet at Al Mashowa, known for Middle Eastern fare. (Or you can just reseerve yourself a spot for Dh120) You will also see the sky light up with a laser show in the evening.

Dh60 (5-10 year olds); Dh120 (per person). Sunset onwards. 800 2629464.

wagamama

This Ramadan, wagamama invites diners to embark on a flavourful journey across its 11 locations, offering exclusive rewards and a grand raffle for a post-Eid staycation. From March 1 to 31, guests can collect digital stamps with each visit, unlocking dining vouchers and special offers. Those who visit all 11 outlets will enter the grand prize draw. Additionally, wagamama presents a signature iftar meal featuring comforting soup, a main course, a side, a drink, and an optional dessert, priced at Dh125 or Dh145. The offer runs daily across all branches from 11am to 12am.

SLAW

This Ramadan, SLAW is elevating Iftar with gourmet sharing meals, featuring burger boxes, crispy tenders & wings, a DIY BBQ Braai Box, and new festive beverages across all Dubai locations. Meal options cater to groups of two to four with indulgent burgers, fries, and snacks, while Brisket Specials and customisable snack buckets add variety. For home grilling, the BBQ Braai Box serves 4-12 people. In the spirit of giving, SLAW is donating 6,000 meals throughout Ramadan. Find SLAW at locations across Dubai or visit the Ramadan Nights pop-up near the Museum of the Future.

365 Restaurant

For an all-you-can-eat offer that will have you go back for seconds and thirds, try Novotel Dubai Al Barsha. The food on offer includes freshly grilled meats, traditional mezze favourites, special Ramadan juices, Arabic tea, and sweets.

Dh60 (six-12 year olds); Dh 125 (per adult). Dh99 (Early bird reservations, before March 7). Sunset onwards. Novotel Dubai Al Barsha. +971 4 304 9000.

Tenggara  

Experience iftar with a difference this Ramadan over a blend of traditional offerings from Malaysia and Singapore and all-time favourites from the Middle East.  

Dh89 (per person) Free (kids below five); 44.50 (six-11-year-olds). Sunset onwards. Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel Dubai.

Wingstop

Over the first two weeks of Ramadan, enjoy your favourite chicken wings at Wingstop’s dine-in restaurants across the UAE for Dh2 per wing. The restaurant offers 10 flavours to choose from, including the Louisiana rub, mango habanero, Cajun, mild, original hot, lemon pepper, hickory smoked BBQ, garlic parmesan, and Hawaiian.

Dh2 (per wing, minimum order of 10 wings). 5pm-8pm. Across the UAE. +971 800 27283.