Try three unusual delicacies in Dubai this Eid
Try three unusual delicacies in Dubai this Eid
Bertin Bistro and Restaurant For those who like breakfast instead of brunch, Bertin Bistro and Restaurant is a good place to join this Eid. They serve breakfast every day until 3pm (including their delicious kougelopf dishes, pictured). With the help of the restaurant, they also provided children with the opportunity to learn how to bake kougelopf by themselves…
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Bertin Bistro and Restaurant
For those who prefer breakfast instead of brunch, Bertin Bistro and Restaurant is a good place to go to this Eid festival. They serve breakfast every day until 3pm (including their delicious kougelopf dishes, pictured). They also provide children with the opportunity to learn how to bake kougelopf on their own with the help of a restaurant pastry chef!
Prices will vary until September 13, 2016, for more information, please visit Bertin Bistro and Restaurant
Al Iwan, Burj Al Arab
Want to try some traditional Emirati food during Eid al-Fitr? The Al Iwan restaurant in Burj Al Arab is the place to go. It will serve camel ouzi (stewed baby camels with Oman Mandi rice) and Chebab (a pancake filling topped with date syrup, as well as many other unique UAE dishes.
Prices will vary until September 13, 2016, for more information, please visit Al Ivan
Chamas Churrascaria, Crowne Plaza Hotel
Bringing the Brazilian carnival feel to Dubai, the Chamas Churrascaria of the Crowne Plaza Hotel will have Brazilian samba dancers and live bands performing throughout the weekend. If this is not enough, the restaurant also offers 18 pieces of meat, unlimited drinks and a buffet, all at a price lower than DHS 300.
295 per person until September 10, 2016, for more information, please visit Chamas Churrascaria