The majlis at DWTC returns, creating unforgettable Ramadan experiences
The Majlis at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), one of Dubai's most cherished Ramadan destinations, invites guests to embrace the spirit of Ramadan, as the venue opens its doors on Thursday March 6, 2025. Running through until Eid Al Fitr, The Majlis welcomes Dubai residents and visitors to enjoy unforgettable Iftar and Suhoor dining experiences during this special season of tradition, reflection and connection.
Located in the heart of Dubai, The Majlis at DWTC has long-been the city's go-to destination for a memorable Ramadan gathering. Whether breaking fast with family or enjoying a leisurely Suhoor with friends or colleagues, guests can expect a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity, making every visit a truly special Ramadan occasion.
A Culinary Celebration of Ramadan
With a menu curated by DWTC's award-winning chefs, guests will embark on a culinary journey that celebrates the best of Middle Eastern heritage while incorporating international flair.
Must-Try Delicacies:
· Iftar: Enjoy a lavish spread featuring traditional Emirati and Middle Eastern classics along with an Oriental inspired corner, and an Indian inspired corner.
· Suhoor: Unwind with exclusive shisha specials, captivating Instagram-worthy décor, and a delicious à la carte menu, complemented by the rich flavours of authentic Emirati coffee.
· Indulge in Ramadan's sweetest offerings, including Khaleeji favourite luqaimat (date syrup-drizzled dumplings) and The Majlis' signature date pudding.
A setting designed for connection and comfort
Step into an opulent yet inviting space, adorned with traditional décor that reflects the essence of Ramadan. Whether enjoying Iftar or Suhoor, guests will be immersed in an ambiance of warmth, enriched by soft oriental melodies from live oud players every evening.
Reservations, Timings & Prices
Iftar: Served from Iftar to 8:30PM
· Adults: Dh235 per person
· Kids, aged 6 to 12 years: Dh115
· Kids, below 6 years: Free
Suhoor: From 9:00PM to 3:00AM
· Minimum spend per person: Dh160 (excluding shisha)
Group & VIP Bookings: Comfortable sofa setups available for groups of 8+. Guests can also book a private Majlis and VIP Majlis. Advance reservations are required.
Complimentary Parking: Available at the Exhibition Street Multi-Story parking.
This year, The Majlis continues its commitment to giving back, and marks The Year of Community, by renewing its partnership with the Tarahum Charity Foundation and UAE Food Bank. The Majlis will once again donate meals to those in need, contributing to the UAE's initiatives in reducing food waste and fostering community spirit during the Holy Month of Ramadan.
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