During the Holy Month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world fast from sunrise to sunset, breaking their fast with Iftar. Gathering with family and friends for this meal is a cherished tradition. For Iftars in Downtown Dubai, keep checking this list, as we will be updating it regularly.
(Pssst… have you heard the cannon shots in Downtown Dubai at sunset? This tradition marks the end of the day’s fast.)
Bisou
French Middle Eastern restaurant Bisou’s special Ramadan menu features everything from cold starters such as muhammara, hummus Beiruti, and dolma with Turkish yoghurt to hot appetisers like arayes, meat kibbeh and beef samosa. There are a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian soups, along with mains such as mandi lamb, kafta, and shish barak beef. The offering is completed with desserts and mocktails. Prices on the Ramadan a la carte menu start from AED 15.
Located at Dubai Opera Plaza. For more information, call 04 575 3920 or visit their website.
The Terrace
In Downtown Dubai’s newest hotel, Vida Dubai Mall, Iftar takes place under the stars. In addition to a sumptuous buffet, where you can indulge in traditional Middle Eastern dishes, you can also soak up the views of Burj Khalifa. Iftar takes place at The Terrace (level 6) and is priced at AED 199 for adults and AED 100 for children aged 4 to 11.
Located on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard. For more information, call 04 549 8888 or visit their website.
Masti
A crowd-favourite, Indian restaurant Masti’s Ramadan set menu starts with a cold appetiser, followed by dishes to share such as zaatar paneer tikka, rosemary malai chicken tikka, prawns rissois, and Angus beef skewers. Guests can then choose a main course, with options including paneer, chicken, beef, and prawns. For the final course, it’s a tough choice between a creamy chocolate creme brûlée and refreshing pistachio kulfi. The Iftar menu is priced at AED 299 per person.
Located at The Dubai Edition. For more information, call 054 583 4555 or visit their website.
Navat
Popular with diners as the restaurant with the cuddly giant teddy bears, Navat’s Iftar offering is a buffet that has something for everyone. The Boulevard restaurant prepares a feast each day, with dishes ranging from freshly baked breads to creamy dips, succulent grilled meats, and a wide selection of desserts, such as pastries and baklava, and even fresh fruit. The Iftar buffet is priced at AED 149 per person.
Located on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard. For more information, call 056 879 2607 or visit their Instagram page.
Dahab
Sometimes, a set menu might feel restrictive, especially for picky eaters. At Dahab, you won’t have to worry about that. Their Iftar offering is a buffet of Middle Eastern classics. Along with a variety of salads and starters, such as vine leaves, there are grilled meats and rice-based dishes. The selection also includes some not-so-typical buffet items, like assorted savoury bakery snacks and croissants. Priced at AED 149 for one person and AED 199 for two people.
Located on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard. For more information, call 056 286 1910 or visit their Instagram page.
Vietnamese Foodies
This Boulevard restaurant is bringing Vietnamese flavours to Iftar with its set menu, priced at AED 129 per person. Guests can choose an appetiser from a selection that includes vegan, chicken, and seafood options. They can then pick a salad and soup of their choice before selecting a main course that has delicious options such as lemongrass grilled chicken with rice and veggies, slow-cooked beef with dates, chicken curry, Hoisin grilled duck, and even a vegan curry with tofu and vegetables.
Located at Burj Vista Tower. For more information, call 04 554 2090 or visit their website.
Logma
At Emirati restaurant Logma, Iftar is a set menu that includes soup, a choice of Middle Eastern classics such as hummus or moutabal, fattoush or Rocca salad, and hot appetisers such as sambosas and their signature fries. For the main course, guests can choose from popular Khaleeji dishes like machbous or biryani, or even opt for pasta. Desserts and beverages (Vimto fans, assemble!) are included. The menu is priced at AED 160 per person.
Located at Dubai Mall. For more information, call 800 56462 or visit their website.
Kanpai
Break your fast with Japanese favourites such as chicken yakitori, prawn tempura maki, shoyu salmon, and more at this Souk Al Bahar spot. The three-course menu is priced at AED 299 per person and includes beverages such as soft drinks, water, and Japanese tea.
Located at Souk Al Bahar. For more information, call 04 441 9262 or visit their website.
Nazcaa
For a Japanese-Peruvian Iftar, make your way to Nazcaa. There’s a menu for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians, each priced at AED 250 per person. The first course is a soup, followed by sharing-style starters such as wasabi prawn tempura, salmon aburi roll, baby corn tempura, aubergine gyoza, and crispy asparagus roll. For the main course, guests can choose a dish from options such as corn fed baby chicken, rib eye steak, Japanese assorted vegetable kare or eggplant steak. End the meal with seasonal fruits or if you’re craving something indulgent, there’s a knafeh cheesecake with avocado ice cream.
Located at Address Dubai Mall. For more information, call 04 542 4200 or visit their website.
Apricot
Downtown Dubai’s charming European eatery offers a four-course Iftar menu featuring Anatolian and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. The menu includes Turkish soup, hot and cold mezze, as well as the signature Ic pilav – a hearty, homebaked chicken casserole with orzo. Priced at AED 159 per person, it also includes water, coffee, and special Ramadan beverages.
Located at Souk Al Manzil. For more information, call 04 433 9792 or visit their website.
Zenon
Guests can ‘dine under the stars’ thanks to the cutting-edge, tech-driven art installations used in Zenon’s interiors – think ambient lighting and moving visuals. The Iftar menu features starters such as hummus, bulgur wheat salad, manti, alongside mains like grilled cod fish and slow-cooked lamb shoulder. The finale is a Middle Easter favourite – basbousa. Water, coffee, and tea is included. Priced at AED 275 per person.
Located at Kempinski Central Avenue. For more information, call 04 837 7222 or visit their website.
BohoX
At this Bohemian spot on the Boulevard, Iftar is a four-course affair that includes several starters: Greek salad, hummus, beef taco. Guests can then choose a soup before moving on to a main course of their choice. Dessert options range from indulgent profiteroles to a refreshing plate of fruit. Drinks include ayran, infused water, yuzu cascara and more! Priced at AED 229 per person.
Located on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard. For more information, call 052 103 2646 or visit their website.
Mausam
Dubai Mall’s newest Indian restaurant is offering guests a special Iftar thali. Non-vegetarians can enjoy classics such as butter chicken and Awadhi gosht biryani, while the vegetarian thali includes paneer tikka jalfreezi and mushroom matar makhana, among other options. There are also Arabian-inspired mocktails and desserts like saffron jalebi and gulab jamun cheesecake. Priced at AED 149 per person or AED 275 for two people.
Located in Dubai Mall (Ground Level). For more information, call 04 438 4001 or visit their Instagram page.
The Restaurant, Address Dubai Mall
If you don’t want to be limited by a set menu, a buffet is your best bet. At The Restaurant, the Iftar buffet offers a mix of traditional and modern favourites. Guests can indulge in a variety of hot and cold dishes, along with a selection of delectable desserts. Iftar buffet is priced at AED 295 per person.
Located at Address Dubai Mall. For more information, call 04 245 8888 or visit their website.
Nai
This serene Iftar experience by the pool features a lavish spread of Middle Eastern delicacies, including traditional Ramadan favourites. Soulful melodies by an Oud player, paired with warm hospitality, set the perfect tone for the evening. Iftar is priced at AED 225 per person.
Located at Kempinski Central Avenue. For more information, call 050 523 4086 or visit their website.
Jun’s
Securing its spot on the MENA’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025 list, this Boulevard gem offers both vegetarian and non-vegetarian Iftar menus. Priced at AED 250 per person, the experience features sharing-style starters such as samosa, smoked labneh, hummus, along with family-style main dishes. The selection includes machboos, kung pao broccoli, and lamb shank curry. To end the meal, there are desserts like luqaimat and pistachio matcha mousse.
Located on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard. For more information, call 04 457 6035 or visit their website.
Le Brasserie Sur Le Boulevard
During the Holy Month of Ramadan, the brasserie will host an Iftar buffet featuring authentic Middle Eastern dishes alongside classic flavours from around the world. Savour these delights while enjoying the soothing melodies of an Oud player. Iftar is priced at AED 245 per person.
Located at Kempinski The Boulevard Dubai. For more information, call 052 6565462 or visit their website.
The Restaurant, Address Downtown
Breaking your fast with your family can mean that everyone wants something different. The Restaurant’s Iftar buffet solves this problem with a spread of Middle Eastern classics and international favourites. The buffet is priced at AED 315 for adults and AED 155 for children aged 6 to 11.
Located at Address Downtown. For more information, call 04 436 8888 or visit their website.
Armani/Pavilion
Armani Hotel’s al fresco Iftar experience brings together flavours from both East and West. The menu features everything from melt-in-your-mouth ouzi to creamy dal makhani and even a pasta and risotto station from their Michelin-starred Italian restaurant. Little guests will be taken care of with a dedicated kids’ corner. Iftar is priced at AED 385 per person.
Located at Armani Hotel Dubai. For more information, call 04 888 3999 or visit their website.
Ewaan
Iftar at Ewaan offers an extravagant feast of traditional Ramadan dishes, live stations featuring Middle Eastern favourites, and a decadent spread of desserts. Priced at AED 310 for adults and AED 165 for kids aged 6 to 11, Iftar includes dates, water, tea, and Ramadan juices.
Located at Palace Downtown. For more information, call 04 428 7961 or visit their website.
The Restaurant, Address Sky View
Set against a backdrop of soothing melodies, The Restaurant’s Iftar offering features a lavish buffet of traditional and modern cuisine, alongside live stations. Priced at AED 285 per person, inclusive of soft beverages.
Located at Address Sky View. For more information, call 04 873 8888 or visit their website.
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