 Best Restaurants in DubaiFew places on earth are as compactly cosmopolitan as Dubai - and
that translates into an astonishingly varied cuisine for diners.
You can find everything from shawarma joints serving delicious
kebabs for under US$1, to 7-course tasting menus prepared by
Michelin-starred chefs. Seafood is typically good value and the
sushi frequently excellent. If you want an aperitif or wine with your meal you will need to
eat at one the big hotels as no independent restaurants can serve
alcohol. Friday brunch has become something of a ritual for both
expats and locals so book ahead. During the Islamic holy month of
Ramadan only the big hotels will serve food between sunrise and
sunset. However once the cannon fires to signal the official
sundown people flood into the cafés and restaurants to break their
fast. A festive and convivial atmosphere prevails making this a
great time to meet the locals. Sales tax of 10% is added to meal bills, and a 15% service
charge may also be levied. If not, a 10% tip is generally
expected. |
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