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Presentation Deck Introduction Dining on a Budget Dining on a Budget Dining on a budget: • Located on 2nd of December Street Satwa over 1.5kms • Street food gems in Dubai • Home to old-school eateries and international homestyle cuisines • Lebanese, Indian, Pakistani and Middle Eastern food Dining on a Budget - Cafes Tom & Serg: • Located in the industrial district of Al Quoz • Australian café proprietors Tom & Serg • Warehouse style café • Kids play area Lime Tree Cafe: • Various locations across the city • Healthy Salads & Sandwiches, Cakes & Slices • Made in-house their bakery Dining on a Budget – Food Trucks Food trucks: • Last Exit • Retro inspired food truck park • Burgers, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Seafood, Pizza • Kids play area • Kite Beach • Gourmet burgers, Japanese, Brazilian, Indian cuisines • La Mer • Mexican cuisine Emirati Dining Emirati Dining Arabian Tea House: • Located at the Al Fahidi district • 150 tea blends • Traditional Arabic cuisine based on family recipes • Emirati hospitality • Emirati breakfast, lunch & dinner • Old-world charm Emirati Dining Local House Restaurant: • Located in Al Fahidi – Bur Dubai • Inspired by rich traditions handed down from generations • 1st to introduce camel meat burgers Al Fanar Restaurants: • Located in Al Bashar, Festival City & Al Fanar Seafood market • An ambience of Dubai in the 1960’s • Seafood with Emirati flavours Emirati Dining Logma: • Located in Dubai Mall, City Center and Boxpark • Freshly prepared every day • Sweet & savory dishes Al Bait Al Qadeem: • Located in Deira (old town Dubai) • Local and Arabic dishes in addition to a selection of famous Persian and Indian cuisines Emirati Dining Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding : • non-profit organization • located in a beautifully restored wind tower house in the Al Fahidi • Open Doors, Open Minds • traditional Emirati breakfast, lunch, or dinner • guided walking tour of the historic Al Fahidi Fine Dining Fine Dining Pierchic: • Located at Jumeirah Al Qasr, Madinat Jumeirah • Private pier with views over the Arabian Gulf • Mediterranean & Seafood cuisine Armani Amal • Located in the Burj Khalifa • Open kitchen and vaulted framework • Indian cuisine • Dubai Fountain show views Fine Dining Social by Heinz Beck: • 3 Star Michelin restaurant run by chef Heinz Beck • Contemporary Italian cuisine located at the Waldorf Astoria on Palm Jumeirah STAY by Yannick Alléno : • Located at the One&Only the Palm • Michelin-starred restaurant and chef Yannick Alléno • Classic French dining Dining for Families Dining for Families Dining for Families: • Black Tap – Juicy burgers, crunchy fries, and over-the-top crazy shakes • Shimmers – Family friendly Greek restaurant on Jumeirah Black Tap Shimmers Beach • Rainforest Café – Located in Dubai Mall. Rainforest setting with wildlife creations. • Beachcombers – Pan- Asian restaurant. Kids buffet and play area Rainforest Cafe Beachcombers Fountain View Dining Fountain View Dining Fountain View Dining: • Thiptara – Thai Cuisine at The Palace Downtown with Alfresco dining • The Meat Co – signature wagu, fresh seafood and raw bar Thiptara The Meat Co • Baker & Spice– Located in Souk Al Bahar. Local, organic, fresh & homemade food • GIA – Located in Dubai Mall. Italian cuisine with alfresco dining Baker & Spice GIA DIFC Dining DIFC Dining DIFC Dining: • BOCA – Thai Cuisine at The Palace Downtown with Alfresco dining • Zuma – contemporary Japanese cuisine BOCA Zuma • Mint Leaf of London – Indian gastronomic experience • Roberto’s – Fine dining traditional Italian cuisine Mint Leaf of London Roberto’s Madinat Jumeirah Dining Madinat Jumeirah Dining DIFC Dining: • Folly by Nick & Scott – multi layered restaurant and lounge • Rockfish – contemporary Italian flavours Folly by Nick & Scott Rockfish • Pai Thai – Beautiful waterfront location with terrace dining • Summersalt – A Japanese fusion pop-up concept Pai Thai Summersalt Friday Brunch Friday Brunch Friday Brunch: • Nobu – famous black cod miso, chicken and avocado tacos. Paired with cocktails and sake • Hells Kitchen – Michelin starred chef Gordon Ramsay Nobu Gordon Ramsay – Hells Kitchen • Lah Lah – Asian fusion cuisine. 3 hour brunch with alcoholic and non-alcoholic packages • COYA – traditional Peruvian dishes Lah Lah COYA High Tea High Tea High Tea: • Al Bayt– Traditional British afternoon tea in an Arabian setting • Skyview Bar – world’s most luxurious hotel with 7 courses • At.Mosphere – world’s Al Bayt, The Palace Downtown Skyview Bar, Burj Al Arab tallest tower, incredible view & food on level 122 • Raffles Salon – cute culinary creations that are often themed around interesting collaborations At.Mosphere Burj Khalifa Raffles Salon, Raffles Dubai Dining in the Desert Dining in the Desert Al Hadheerah Restaurant: • Located in Bab Al Shams Desert Resort • Extensive dinner with Middle Eastern cuisines featuring 10 live cooking stations • Overlooking the Dubai desert with alfresco seating • Live entertainment show such as Tanoura dancer, belly dancing, Arabic band & camel and horse Show Dining in the Desert Arabian Adventures: • Located in the Dubai Conservation Reserve • Private star tent camp site with personal waiter • Desert Safari (dinner or breakfast option) Bedouin-style camp. BBQ dinner with beverages included • Overnight stay with a private dining deck and bonfire • Premium Safari (smaller camp site with gazebos) Dining in the Desert Platinum Heritage: • Platinum Desert Safari – fine dining in a private cabana including a 6 course dinner (suited for couples) • Heritage Desert Safari – (great for friends & family) Breakfast or Dinner safaris • Royal Platinum Desert Experience – private desert oasis in a Royal desert retreat Dining Experiences Dining Experiences Ossiano: • Located in Atlantis the Palm • Seafood cuisine • 7 & 9 course offerings • Gourmet Caviar House Al Mahara • Located in the Burj Al Arab • French cuisine • 3 Michelin Stars • 7 Course Culinary Flight • A la Carte Dining Experiences Noire Dining in the Dark: • Located at the Fairmont Dubai • Night vision equipped waiters • 5-star gourmet cuisine • 3 course meal with paired refreshments to 30 diners sitting in an entirely dark room • 90 minute dinner experience Dining Experiences Dinner in the Sky: • Located at the Dubai Marina • Suspended by a crane 50 meters high • Lunches and dinners, private celebrations, high tea (literally!) • Views of The Beach at JBR, Atlantis the Palm, the Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa • 90 min sessions Dubai Food Festival Dubai Food Festival Dubai Food Festival: • Held over 18 days • From street food to fine dining • Dubai Restaurant Week, Etisalat Beach Canteen, Hidden Gems and Foodie Experiences • Chef’s table events, interactive masterclasses and unique dining experiences Dubai Food Festival Available Assets – We’re here to help! • Visit Dubai Website www.visitdubai.com • Dubai Expert – Online Training Programme https://game.dubaiexpert.ae/ • Online Asset Collection (images/videos) https://dubaitourism.getbynder.com • Dubai 360 https://dubai360.com/scene/375-above-atlantis-the-palm- hotel-palm-jumeirah/en THANK YOU .
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