Sinking into the second weekend in Ramadan, this GRAZIA weekend guide is here to cover all your bases.
From a Ramadan fashion pop-up to new culinary fusions and twists, there’s always something to do in this esteemed city.
Constantly buzzing with excitement, here are some of the best things to do in Dubai this weekend, that need to be on your radar.
A New Sushi Spot
In a city that continuously offers new dining spots to try out, it always a triumphant occasion when a new concept enters the landscape. Offering Japanese cuisines by the oceanfront, SHIMA is the newest addition to growing list of culinary delights. Located at the One Palm Jumeirah Dorchester Collection, experience avant-garde twists on the widely-loved Asian cuisine here. Officially opening on the first day of the weekend, spend the day basking in the soft sun with King Crab Leg in hand.
Ramadan Streetwear Vibrance
The Istanbul-based Gen-Z loved Les Benjamins is coming to the city’s energetic Ramadan Districts this Holy Month. Filled with fun stalls, delicious street food and a plethora of activities, the Jumeirah Emirates Tower based pop-up is in lively company. Available until April 4, from some fashion related things to do in the city, Dubai offers unapologetic streetwear with this pop-up.
On Saturdays We Brunch
When most people think of Chinese cuisine, decedent yet heavy takeout boxes and comfort food come to mind. For the award winning Mott32 however, reimagined airy and intriguing dishes from the culturally rich Asian nation is what sprung. Titled “Brunch No. 32”, the moody yet open space have given us yet another reason to visit. Serving between 12.30pm to 4pm, their newest mid day menu offers a meticulous fusion of dishes. From Wild Mushroom Dumplings to Wok-Fried Angus Beef, prices for this noteworthy culinary experience start at Dhs375.
A Fashion Flagship
Pushing boundaries with every drop, Kenzo is an esteemed brand who has its eyes set on the Middle East. Unveiling a new retail concept in Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue, be one of the first to gawk at the intrepid brand’s Ramadan capsule collection. Continuing his exploration of east-meets-west, the GRAZIA team got a chance to revel in the cool space this week.
Inventive Italian Cuisine
This famous Italian eatery’s much-anticipated Dubai entrance is a celebratory occasion. Widely adored in Eastern Europe, Loona reimagines tried-and-true Italian dishes with some contemporary twists. From dough-less pizzas to homemade pastas, indulge at this carefree late night eatery now.
The Future Of Skincare
Always presenting the best, the renowned Evolution Aesthetics Clinic is offering yet another revolutionary skincare procedure to its vast offering. Priced at Dhs750 as a facial treatment, and Dhs1000 for the scalp, join the HELEO4™ party early. An innovative program that simultaneously rejuvenates cells while initiating its detox, why not take a moment to restore you skin this weekend?
Dubai’s Turn
Last weekend Abu Dhabi got to enjoy a coffee and beauty collaboration that left this city envious, but Saddle Al Wasl has something in store for us now. Available until March 24, add the Emirati-owned cafes partnership with Sephora to the growing list of things to do in Dubai this weekend. Serving cappuccinos with a side of contour, you can indulge in Ramadan-powered henna skincare must-haves and café treats.
An Emirati Collaboration
Blending Islamic values with timeless luxury, Jaeger-LeCoultre tapped this Emirati architect for the newest partnership. Titles ’30 Sunsets’ Abdalla Almulla pulls on the scared Ramadan hour in his celebrant collaboration. For an opulent experience that blends timepieces with architecture, visit the Maison’s boutique in Dubai Mall now.
