In the vibrant city of Dubai, you never run out of options on where to eat. From Chinese cuisines to Turkish and everything in between, the choices are endless. Whatever you crave, you will surely find it. Do not worry in the rare case of you ever running out of options, because the city has new restaurants popping up every other week. Not only do restaurants offer different cuisines, but they also deliver diverse experiences to their diners. Here are all the details of our favourite new restaurants in Dubai that you must add to your visit list.
Rüya, The St. Regis Dubai, The Palm
From the Byzantium architecture-inspired chandeliers on the ceiling, and the magnificent Turkish carpets to the vivid mosaic tiles intrinsically adorned on the walls, Rüya’s interior blends the Anatolian nuances with modernity. The plethora of dishes, comprising a selection of meat, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, promises to raise the bar for Anatolian cuisine on an international level. What sets Rüya apart is that it not only brings the region’s unmatched dishes but Anatolian’s cultural concept of sharing with family and friends.
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Ristorante Loren, The Club, West Palm Jumeirah
Loren makes the experience of indulging in Italian cuisine a much more sophisticated ordeal. The marble accents, and leafy botanicals combined with the poetic hues of minimalistic pastels, the interiors transport you to the glamourous 1960s and 1970s Italian Riviera. Soak in the metaphorical Mediterranean sun overlooking the stunning views skyscrapers of Dubai Marina, and the sea. The restaurant is not only visually impressive, but its elaborate menu takes Italian cuisine up a notch with Loren’s signature dishes, with ingredients organically grown in the restaurant’s on-site orchard.
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Mott 32, Address Beach Resort, JBR
In 1891, the city of Hong Kong opened its first convenience store at 32 Mott Street, New York, serving as the heart of what’s known now as the vibrant Chinatown in the dynamic city. As the name implies, Mott 32 pays its homage by creating a charming union between industrial New York and traditional Chinese elements. The menu boasts Cantonese cuisine with Beijing and Szechuan influences passed down from generation to generation acclimated to Western cooking techniques. Mott 32’s sky-high location also has an incredible view that sweeps across Bluewaters, JBR and Palm Jumeirah.
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North Miznon, Hilton Double Tree, JBR
The brainchild of Celebrity Chef Eyal Shani, also known as ‘Chef Tomato/Cauliflower King,’ North Miznon vows to deliver an elevated experience of Mediterranean street food with a tinge of Levantine influences to Dubai. With brilliant bursts of pomegranate and turquoise, rustic timbers, exposed pipes, and a lush patio that feels like a secret garden, the industrial-chic dining area echoes the vibrant flavours on the plate. With over 40 restaurants worldwide under his belt, Chef Shani brings his signature swagger and bold flavours incorporating Mediterranean ingredients with fresh local produce in the daily changing menu.
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Le Petit Beefbar, DIFC Gate Village
Paying homage to its mother brand Beefbar, Le Petit Beefbar is a new concept launched in Dubai that will continue to embody a vibe of modernity meets luxury. Beefbar’s all-time favourites, such as Insane Rock Corn, Signature Bao Buns, The Relais Shawarma, Marbled Chocolate Bar, and French Toast, are available on the menus for all-day breakfast, business lunch, dinner, and takeout. Additionally, Le Petit Beefbar will also serve breakfast with an a la carte breakfast menu in a much more casual and relaxed setting.
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Andina, Dubai Marina
Starting a new chapter in Dubai, London’s famous Andina is definitely jumping on the list of your favourite neighboLurhood restaurant to frequent with your family and friends. If a community-driven culinary experience is what you are looking for, the Peruvian eatery is known for its celebration of exquisite flavours, people and music with Latin American spirit. With hearty conversations and laughter in the air, there is never a dull moment as each trip serves a unique culture-enriching experience fill with Peruvian cuisine mixed with a distinctly London feel. Andina’s extensive menu includes their signature Ceviches, Grilled Octopus, Panca Glazed Beef Brisket, Salmon Tiradito, and much more Latin-inspired dishes.
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Ling Ling, Atlantis The Royal
Ling Ling emerged as a standalone venue from its original lounge concept tucked away inside most Haskasan restaurants. Boasting 180-degree panoramic views of the iconic Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Sea and Dubai’s captivating skyline, the vision for Ling Ling is for sophisticated, edgy contemporary Cantonese cuisine dinning experience and destination lounge. You can expect extraordinary beverages specially curated with a Cantonese fare. Its alluring late-night atmosphere is set by its stylish décor and diverse soundtrack for “wherever the night might lead.”
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