Dubai Trivia

Dubai is a haven for food lovers and there's always an interesting array of restaurants and cafes to choose from. Here's a list of must try outlets for that lip-smacking gastronomical experience and keeping with times, there are vegan options, too!               Bar baar           Location- Majestic Hotel, Bur Dubai.              Bar Baar in Mankhool has launched a new Friday brunch ‘Brunch Aaj Kal’ from 12 noon till 4pm at Sundowners pool side with non-alcoholic beverages and alcoholic beverages. This is one of the most happening, family- friendly brunch in town with pool access, delicious food, good vibes, sheesha and amazing entertaining activities for every age group. They have variety in food with various live stations which can satisfy your tastebuds completely. With a huge range of Indian, Chinese and Italian delicacies with variety of Street food s...

    More than twenty mouth-watering street food delights will leave you craving for more Where - Bar Baar, Hotel Majestic, Bur Dubai Speciality-   Streetside vegetarian and non-vegetarian food and drinks Average cost for a meal for two -  AED 300 Apart from many other nice things, Dubai is known for its scintillating hangouts. While most of them build upon the modern theme, there is one famous bar called Bar Baar, that bases its popularity around Indian street food served in the quintessential street style. It has recently been nominated for the ‘Best Bar Food’ at the Time out 2019 awards. And all for good reasons. With an interesting name and theme, Bar Baar never fails to enthrall with chic and vibrant interiors, that is enough to liven up the mood of the drabbest of the souls. Rugged cars and scooters converted into seats evoke a sense of nostalgia and so does the ruggedly themed table décor. The menu has been recently redesign...

Experience the ultimate winter wonderland at Dubai Festival City. Snowfall, Santa Claus and much more at the magical Festive Market in Festival City. This is a one-of-a-kind festive Market and a must-see event this holiday season. The need-to-know details: Where: Festival Bay, Dubai Festival City Mall When- 6th December to 25th December’2018 Time-  2 PM onwards Price: free entry An hourly snowfall, a twenty- metre high festive tree and a Santa’s grotto with elves, festive light and laser show… this brand-new outdoor market is set to turn Festival Bay into the ultimate winter wonderland! Santa’s grotto The official arrival of Santa Claus and his elves on a chopper at Dubai Festival City on the 6 th December was a treat to watch. The Festive Market will even feature a Santa’s grotto where you’ll be able to stop by for a meet-and-greet and photo opportunity with Santa (photo souvenirs will be available for purchase starting from AED 50). The m...

Cuisine- Marwari (Rajasthani), Jain, North Indian, South Indian Location- Jumeirah Lake Towers and Oud Metha Cost of Meal for two- AED 125 It is heartening to know that Marwari cuisine is in great demand in Dubai. People start drooling at the thought of delicious Dal baati churma , Gutte ki subzi and lahsuni chutney. However, despite this demand, one feels a dearth of good restaurants catering to this rich, flavourful food. The good news is that Sagar Ratna is one restaurant that fills this gap and comes as a reliable address for Marwari cuisine in Dubai. The owners of this restaurant are a team of three enterprising people- Vipin Maloo, brother Piyush Maloo and their friend Ashish Maru. The trio takes pride in the fact that their restaurant caters to authentic Rajasthani food which is hard to find in this country. Hence, taking on from the stupendous success of their first outlet in Jumeirah Lake Towers (that opened in 2016), the trio started the second outlet in Oud Metha in J...

Enjoy the taste of true Mumbai food without hopping on a plane. Cuisine- North Indian Décor- Chic, urban Location- Al Muteena, Deira Cost of dinner for two- AED 150 The new Bombay To Mumbai Café is a contemporary café with an urban Mumbai feel and live band gigs. Located in Al Muteena area of Deira within the posh Marco Polo Hotel, Bombay To Mumbai Café is an urban modish concept offering a mix of contemporary as well as local desi cuisine. Earlier known as ‘The Bombay’, Bombay To Mumbai Café has undergone a total makeover in terms of a novel name, a refreshed menu and transformed interiors. On initial glimpse, the minimalist décor yields a bland impression. However, the authentic, mouth- watering food quickly makes up for it. Alongside, the funky portraits of Mumbai life and an eclectic mix and match of colourful sofa- cum- chairs add a touch of vibrance to the otherwise simple interiors. The restaurant also boasts of a huge screen where football matches w...

As the name suggests, Ashiana is all about homely Indian food true to its authentic roots in a traditional seating with melodious music. Housed in the plush locales of Hotel Sheraton Creek, Ashiana is one stop for lip-smacking North Indian cuisine served with great hospitality. Though the restaurant caters to Indo- Arab fusion food as well, but it is the North Indian cuisine that steals the limelight in this fine dining restaurant.                                         The authentic interiors add the right flavor to the delectable Indian food. Copper vessels, murals, antique chandeliers and even jharokha - styled panels, as if transport diners to the times of maharajas. As if this was not enough, there is an added delight- of being served amidst the melodious strains of ghazals rendered by in-house singers Amjad Ali and Madhuri. Though operating since 1...