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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day! But in the holy month of Ramadan, it’s suhoor, the meal before sunrise, that needs to set people who are fasting up for the day.
While most places encourage healthy eating at home, going out to enjoy a variety of different foods with family and friends is becoming quite a common practice.
Suhoor can be taken at any time before sunrise. Many places stay open all night to ensure that people can have a hearty meal before they start their daily fast, but many close around 2 or 3 a.m. Non-Muslims are, of course, welcome to attend suhoor; it’s a great experience for any visitor, but it is important to be mindful of the significance of this very special time of year; dress and behave appropriately.
So if you’re looking for some amazing places to have suhoor in Dubai, here are ten of the best restaurants in 2024.
Ramadan in 2024 will take place from 11 March to 9 April (subject to the moon sighting) Learn more about Ramadan in Dubai here
10 Best Suhoor in Dubai for 2024
If you want to experience the true essence of Ramadan 1445, here are ten suhoor restaurants in Dubai that offer different options for a hearty and memorable suhoor.
1. The Lana
Enjoy a gastronomic masterpiece at the Lana this Ramadan. Whether you make a reservation for Iftar or Suhoor, this venue sets the bar high in terms of both food and ambience.
The stunning, newly opened hotel has dedicated its ballroom to the celebration of Ramadan, with sumptuous decor providing an opulent setting for a memorable family gathering.
Executive Chef Oliver Jackson has put together a tempting international buffet-style suhoor featuring Arabic, Asian, and European flavours. This is complimented by a variety of live cooking stations. Here, you can enjoy everything from traditional-style mezzes to succulent grills and delectable desserts.
Location: The Lana – Dorchester Collection, Marasi Drive, Business Bay
Cost: 295 AED
Timing: 10:00 PM till 1:00 AM (2024)
Website: www.dorchestercollection.com
2. Jumeirah Terrace Between The Towers
If you’re looking for a memorable Suhoor experience with top-quality food, a great atmosphere, and stunning views, Jumeirah Emirates Towers may be the Suhoor for you.
With views of the Museum of the Future and the Dubai skyline beyond, the Ramadan Garden and market at Jumeirah Emirates Towers is the perfect place to relax in a traditional majlis set-up. The menu includes a variety of traditional Ramadan dishes with an international twist.
Location: Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Sheikh Zayed Road
Cost: 220 AED Minimum Spend
Timing: 9:30 PM till 2:00 AM (2024)
Website: www.Jumeirah.com
3. Bluthner Hall
A place with an a la carte suhoor menu, the Bluthner Hall is famous for housing the Blüthner Louis XIV Grand Piano.
Here, you can savour a variety of Arabian-inspired delicacies from a specially curated a la carte menu, alongside carefully crafted mocktails and freshly brewed teas and coffees. You can also enjoy shisha on the terrace with a breathtaking view of the Dubai skyline, as you prepare to start another day’s fast.
Location: Raffles, The Palm Dubai
Cost: A la Carte
Timing: 9:00 PM till 1:00 AM (2024)
Website: www.rafflesthepalmdubai.com
4. Hikayat Ramadan Garden
For an atmospheric suhoor with views of Dubai Creek, head to the delightful Hikayat Ramadan Garden at Palazzo Versace.
Here you can enjoy a specially selected a la carte menu until 3am daily throughout Ramadan with a minimum spend of 200 AED (excluding shisha and tobacco). Note that children are not permitted at this venue for Suhoor.
Location: Palazzo Versace, Al Jaddaf
Cost: 200 AED Minimum spend
Timing: 9.30 pm until 3.00 am
Website: www.palazzoversace.ae
5. Ewaan
Are you up for a memorable suhoor experience with a luxury buffet featuring all of your Ramadan favourites? Then book at table at Ewaan. As well as an expansive international buffet featuring salad stations, mezze bars, fresh seafood, and a fine selection of desserts, there will also be several live cooking stations.
With its stunning views of the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Fountain, as well as live Arabic singer and oud player, Ewaan is sure to be one of the best places to experience suhoor during this Ramadan.
Location: Palace Downtown Hotel
Cost: 195 AED (2024)
Timing: 10:30 PM till 1:30 AM
Website: www.addresshotels.com
6. Amaseena
For the full Arabian Nights experience, head to Amaseena at the Ritz-Carlton. Bedouin-style tents and Arabic music help to create an authentic atmosphere for the perfect family suhoor.
This year’s Suhoor includes a range of tantalising Ramadan favourites on the a la carte menu. Don’t forget to try one of tempting signature desserts on offer. We recommend the totally delicious Cinnamon Muakacha!
Location: The Ritz-Carlton, Jumeirah Beach
Cost: Prices start at 35 AED.
Timing: 10:00 PM till 1:00 AM (2024)
Website: www.amaseenadubai.com
7. 365
A great value early morning option, 365 offers a tempting suhoor buffet for just 65 AED per person. This is also a great option for anyone looking to fill up just before sunrise.
Location: Novotel, Al Barsha
Cost: 65 AED
Timing: 3.00am until Sunrise
Website: all.accor.com
8. Ibn Al Bahr
How about some Lebanese food for suhoor?
Ibn Al Bahr has a set suhoor menu that offers a variety of dishes at a reasonable price. The menu includes foul moudammas, balila, a variety of eggs, labneh, halloumi, various salads, vegetables and olives as well as breads and preserves, including fig jam in addition to a selection of famous desserts. For drinks, you can choose from tea, orange juice, or coffee.
Now that’s what we call a fulfilling suhoor!
Location: Palm Jumeirah
Cost: 90 AED (2024)
Timing: Midnight until 2:30 AM
Website: www.ibnalbahr.me
9. The Terrace
Why not take suhoor in Dubai’s iconic Burj Al Arab? This year Suhoor will be provided on the stunning terrace where sea breezes and the melodies of a live qanun player set the tone for the evening.
Experience an exclusive array of authentic Arabian dishes in a specially curated sharing-style set menu at this world-famous resort. Guests can also enjoy a variety of shisha and a live Turkish coffee station.
Location: Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Umm Suqeim
Cost: 299 AED
Timing: 9.00 PM until 2:00 AM
Website: www.Jumeirah.com
10. Laylati
Laylati is the largest 5-star venue in Dubai and offers two set menu options, featuring a variety of breads and hot and cold mezze items, followed by a choice of mix grill, seafood platter or boneless chicken.
There’s also a range of desserts, including Umm Ali, cheese kunafa, and fresh fruit. Hot and cold beverages are also included in the price of 100 AED per person. If you don’t fancy such a large meal, an a carte menu is also on offer. .
Alongside fantastic food, Shisha is also available.
Location: Grand Hyatt Dubai
Cost: 100 AED per person for the set menu.
Timing: 9:00 PM till 2:00 AM
Website: www.hyattrestaurants.com
The people of Dubai are known for their extravagant taste in food; therefore, as soon as Ramadan begins they set out to try different iftar and suhoor places with lavish buffets and delectable cuisines.
You could also try one of the many Ramadan markets in Dubai this year. Mixing late-night shopping with foodie street stalls to fill your bellies overnight before the daytime fast commences (and pick up some new clothes and decorations for your home while you’re at it!)
So, if you want to have a memorable suhoor experience in Dubai, visit one of the best places we have listed.
Happy fasting and Ramadan Kareem!
Learn more about Ramadan culture and traditions in Dubai here
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