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Your list of Dubai Iftars listed out by budget Published: April 19, 2021 15:50
1 of 100 CITYMAX AL BARSHA AT THE MALL: Celebrate the month of Ramadan with a traditional Iftar buffet at Citycafe in Citymax Hotel, Al Barsha at the Mall for just Dh30 per person. Image Credit: Supplied
2 of 100 CLAYPOT: The Ramadan Iftar menu at Claypot, offers jallab and dates, followed by some hot and cold mezze, including hummus, moutabel, kibbeh, fattoush, kebabs and falafel. Claypot’s signature food will be served as the main course including mutton kofta handi, chicken korma, kadai vegetables, chicken majboos or biryani and dal makhani. The meal will end on a sweet note with traditional Indian desserts such as gajjar ka halwa and ras malai. Iftar is priced at Dh49 per person.
From Tiramisu to Lazy Cake, we give you a list of alternative Ramadan sweets to try Published: April 19, 2021 17:00
1 of 16 INDEPENDENT DESSERTS: Ramadan is all about coming together, and Independent Food Company, a UAE-based hospitality company with popular foodie concepts under its umbrella including SALT, Switch, Parker’s, Somewhere and Public are bringing together all of their brands to create the ultimate Ramadan dessert menu. Order an entire tray of Tiramisu from Public starting from Dh275, or the famous Cerelac Umm Ali from Somewhere for Dh125. Or go for the Tea Biscuit Cheesecake from Switch priced at Dh275, a seasonal fresh Mango Pull Me cake from Parkers priced at Dh250, and the Hard Softies bag from Salt offering four different flavours to choose from including their famous Lotus ice cream for Dh250 per bag. Find all their treats all together in one big menu available on Deliveroo in Dubai and Talabat in Abudhabi and Al Ain. Place your
Ramadan 2021: 91 Iftars in Dubai you have to try
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From Tiramisu to Lazy Cake, we give you a list of alternative Ramadan sweets to try Published: April 19, 2021 17:00
1 of 15 INDEPENDENT DESSERTS: Ramadan is all about coming together, and Independent Food Company, a UAE-based hospitality company with popular foodie concepts under its umbrella including SALT, Switch, Parker’s, Somewhere and Public are bringing together all of their brands to create the ultimate Ramadan dessert menu. Order an entire tray of Tiramisu from Public starting from Dh275, or the famous Cerelac Umm Ali from Somewhere for Dh125. Or go for the Tea Biscuit Cheesecake from Switch priced at Dh275, a seasonal fresh Mango Pull Me cake from Parkers priced at Dh250, and the Hard Softies bag from Salt offering four different flavours to choose from including their famous Lotus ice cream for Dh250 per bag. Find all their treats all together in one big menu available on Deliveroo in Dubai and Talabat in Abudhabi and Al Ain. Place your
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