Experience the spirit of the season at Al Habtoor City's Ramadan Garden
Ramadan in the UAE is a celebration of togetherness and feasting with loved ones. As the sun sets, families and friends gather to break their fast and enjoy the spirit of the Holy Month. To elevate this experience, Al Habtoor City is once again bringing back its Ramadan Garden this year.
Located between Sheikh Zayed Road and Dubai Water Canal, Al Habtoor City offers luxury and serenity, making it the perfect destination for a memorable Ramadan gathering. With Al Habtoor Palace and Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City, you can look forward to irresistible iftar and suhoor experiences throughout Ramadan.
Set within the Winter Garden of Al Habtoor Palace is the Ramadan Garden, where tradition meets elegance. This venue invites you to an outdoor iftar experience with traditional Islamic motifs and lanterns as part of the decor. With plush seating and a lavish buffet, you can expect to dive into Middle Eastern and international cuisine. Ramadan drinks, such as Tamer Hindi and Kamer El Dine, and desserts, including Umm Ali, will also be on the menu. Available daily, from sunset to 8.30pm. AED 230 (adult) and AED 110 (children aged seven to 12).
Ramadan Garden also has a delightful suhoor for those who wish to stay after hours. Offering a specially curated menu featuring traditional light dishes, and live cooking stations featuring BBQ, and shawarma, your evening is guaranteed to be special. With live oud music and games like chess and backgammon, it's a great way to spend Ramadan. Available daily, from 9pm to 2.30am. AED 175 (adult), AED 25 (soft drink) and AED 100 (shisha).
If an indoor iftar is more your thing, The Market at Hilton Dubai Al Habtoor City is the place to be. With a buffet on the agenda, you'll get the best of Middle Eastern flavours and international cuisine in an open-kitchen setting. Expect grills, stews, and freshly baked bread, lentil soup and much more, gracing the menu. Available daily, from sunset to 10.30pm. AED 250 (adults) and AED 99 (children aged five to 11).
So gather your loved ones and make your way to Al Habtoor City this Ramadan, where tradition, flavour, and festivity come together.
GO: Visit www.alhabtoorcity.com for more information.
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