Best Iftars in Dubai 2025: Savor Delicious Feasts and Exclusive Deals

Best Iftars in Dubai 2025: Savor Delicious Feasts and Exclusive Deals

Sude Kırık

12 Mar 2024

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    Ramadan is an important time in Dubai. During this month, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset for 29 or 30 days. This year, Ramadan starts on Monday, March 11 and is the first time since 2000 that it falls in the winter. When the sun sets, people break their fast with a meal called iftar

    As Ramadan gets closer, many restaurants and hotels in Dubai are sharing their iftar plans. If you're fasting or just want to join in the fun, there are plenty of things in Dubai during this time, especially if you’re looking for the best iftar options.

    In this guide, you will learn about the best things to do in Dubai iftar deals and places in Dubai for 2025. You'll find where to enjoy great food and make the most of this special time in the city.

    Vietnamese Foodies

    If you want tasty and healthy food, try the four-course iftar special at Vietnamese Foodies. They offer six choices of South Vietnamese dishes for each course: appetizer, soup, salad, and main course. You can also upgrade your main dish to the chef's special. Appetizer options include grilled chicken satay, vegan spring rolls, crispy coconut prawns with sweet chili sauce, and dynamite shrimp. Salads include vegan mushroom and cabbage salad, green papaya and prawn salad, and beef salad with tamarind dressing. For soup, choose from beef brisket pho, vegan pho, or tom yam soup. Main dishes include pho tron, vegan curry, and Sichuan chicken stir fry.

    The price per person for the special iftar meal at Vietnamese Foodies is AED 109. This budget-friendly deal lets diners enjoy a variety of tasty dishes, including both classic choices and modern flavors. It offers a good quality dining experience at a reasonable price, perfect for Ramadan.

    Adress: North Promenade, Dubai Creek Residences - No.3 Tower 1 - Ras Al Khor - Dubai Creek Harbour - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

    Phone: (04 876 0438)

     

     

     

    Anise

    When you eat at Anise, you get to enjoy traditional dishes like ouzi and saj bread. There are different food stations to explore. Mama Jamal’s House Station serves Levantine dishes such as meat qawarma, fatteh, and kibbeh saniyeh. The local food station has homemade meat harees and chicken madrouba. Additionally, there are eight live cooking stations with food from around the world. Save some room for dessert.

    At Anise, the cost for an iftar meal is AED 299 for adults, AED 125 for kids aged six to 12, and it's free for kids under six.

    Adress: InterContinental Dubai Festival City, Lobby floor - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

    Phone: (04 701 1111)

     

     

     

    Luma Pool Lounge

    The pool lounge at Address Grand Creek Harbour provides a relaxed iftar experience. They serve three different menus each day with classic Middle Eastern meals. You can also try different types of shisha while listening to a live oud performance every day.

    The cost of an iftar meal at Luma Pool Lounge is AED 275 for adults, with kids enjoying half price, and free for children under five.

    Address: Grand Creek Harbour - Ras Al Khor - Dubai Creek Harbour - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

    Phone: (04 275 8888)

    Sirocco

    Go to Sirocco for a big buffet that's perfect for the whole family. They have food from around the world, like Arabic dishes and Levantine favorites. The chef suggests trying Lebanese bread, chicken shawarma, braised lamb, and stuffed veggies.

    The cost of an iftar meal at Sirocco is AED 179 for adults, AED 75 for kids aged six to 12, and it's free for kids under six.

    Adress: Holiday Inn & Suites - Dubai Festival City - Dubai


    Accents Restaurant and Terrace

    Get ready for a feast at Accents Restaurant and Terrace with iftar classics like lamb ouzi, Arabic mixed grills, lamb okra stew, chicken maklouba, and more. Save room for delicious desserts like kunafa and umm Ali at the dessert station.

    The cost of an iftar meal at Accents Restaurant and Terrace is AED 195 per person.

    Adress: InterContinental Dubai Marina, King Salman Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud street, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Phone: +971 559929102

     

     

     

    Café Society

    Finish your fast with an Arabic-style meal, including all the traditional dishes. Remember to save room for dessert.

    At Café Society, the iftar meal is a blend of tradition and modern culinary art, offering a variety of dishes that cater to every taste. The cost of an iftar meal at Café Society is AED 165 for adults, AED 85 for kids aged seven to 12, and it's free for kids under seven.

    Adress: Cafe Society, Dubai Marina, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Phone: (04 318 3755)

     

     

     

    Zaytoun

    Zaytoun serves a variety of genuine Arabian dishes mixed with Levantine favorites and global tastes. Enjoy freshly grilled meats and seafood at the Mashawi Station. They also have whole lamb ouzi and street food options available.

    The cost of an iftar meal at Zaytoun is AED 199 for adults, AED 85 for kids aged six to 12, and it's free for kids under six.

    Adress: Rebat St - Dubai Festival City - Dubai

    Phone: (04 701 2222)

    Constellation Ballroom

    Enjoy an iftar with friends and family at the Constellation Ballroom. There’ll be an array of traditional delicacies and interactive live cooking stations to choose from.

    The cost of an iftar meal at the Constellation Ballroom is AED 210 for adults, and a special group rate of AED 200 per person for groups of 15 or more.

    Adress: 34HR+24F - Sheikh Zayed Rd, Dubai Marina, Dubai

    Phone: (04 436 7777)

    Counter Culture Café

    Explore an iftar buffet with traditional and international dishes. You'll find soups, hot and cold appetizers, antipasti, dumplings, pasta, grilled kebabs, shawarmas, and a variety of desserts with dates, nuts, and refreshing Ramadan drinks.

    At Counter Culture Café, the iftar buffet is priced at AED 175 for adults. The menu has a wide range of soft drinks and classic Ramadan juices that go perfectly with your meal.

    Adress: Ground Level Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites, King Salman Bin - King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud St - Dubai Marina - Dubai 

    Phone: (04 319 4000)

     

     

     

    MasterChef, the TV Experience

    Have a different iftar experience at MasterChef, the TV Experience. This special dining experience lets you enjoy unique dishes inspired by the global MasterChef show. It adds a fun touch of culinary competition and creativity to your dining experience.

    The iftar meal at MasterChef, the TV Experience, costs AED 150 for adults.

    Adress: Millennium Place Marina - Ground Floor - Al Marsa St - Dubai Marina - Dubai

    Phone: (04 550 8111)

     

     

     

     

    If you want to have a classic iftar with family, try international flavors, or enjoy a unique dining experience inspired by a global TV show, Dubai has many options this Ramadan. Each place has tasty food, a friendly vibe, and the spirit of the season, making them great for breaking your fast.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Iftar?
    Iftar is the meal Muslims eat to break their fast at sunset during Ramadan. It usually starts with dates, dried apricots, and special juices.

    When does Ramadan start in 2025?
    Ramadan in 2025 starts on Monday, March 11. This year, it’s the first time since 2000 that it falls in winter.

    Where can I enjoy Iftar in Dubai?
    You can enjoy Iftar at many places in Dubai, like Vietnamese Foodies, Anise, and Sirocco, each offering delicious meals and great deals.

    What’s the price of an Iftar meal in Dubai?
    Iftar meals in Dubai range from AED 109 to AED 299 per person, depending on the restaurant and the meal options.

    Are there free Iftar meals in Dubai?
    Yes! Dubai offers free Iftar meals at community tents and charity events, where everyone can join in the spirit of giving during Ramadan.