During Ramadan, Muslims observe a daily fast and consume a pre-dawn meal called Suhoor or Sehri. Suhoor is an essential practice in Islamic tradition and is a significant source of physical and spiritual sustenance. "Suhoor" means "the last part of the night".
Here are the best places to enjoy a delightful Suhoor in Dubai during Ramadan.
Get into the season's spirit with captivating suhoor feasts at Ewaan. Bragging exquisite views of the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain, enthral yourself in an evening filled with cultural richness as an Arabic singer and oud player enchant guests with their captivating melodies. Diners can also rejoice in a flavorful culinary experience featuring a selection of Ramadan favourites. Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday throughout Ramadan, from 10:30 pm to 1 am. 195 Dirhams per person or 100 Dirhams for a child.
Palazzo Versace Dubai's enchanting Hikayat Garden has been solely curated for the Holy Month, welcoming guests to experience an al fresco iftar under the stars with a scenic backdrop of Dubai's historic Creek. Renowned for its splendid hospitality, the hotel offers a comforting iftar buffet amidst authentic Arabian decor. Available daily from 9:30 pm to 3 am. An individual or the customer must spend at least 200 Dirhams to have the entire experience.
If you want a true celebration of African flavours, try the suhoor box created by chef Alexander Smalls at this spot at Expo City. The box includes homemade cocoa granola with yoghurt, orange cardamom coffee cake, vegetable samosa, and chicken fataya. There's also a Sweet Box, with hibiscus rose macaron, spiced date bar, and pecan praline bonbon. The suhoor boxes at Alkebulan start from 45 Dirhams and go up to 75 Dirhams—majorly catering to all region classes, with delight for their taste buds.
Get your taste buds ready for a flavorful Ramadan this time with the suggestions provided by TravelsDubai!