Treat Yourself this Emirati Women's Day with Sweet Surprises and Special Gifts at ALAYA
Serving up a rich tapestry of thoughtfully crafted plates that transcend borders, ALAYA unveils a deep passion for its heritage, where each dish promises to feed the soul. Amidst a setting of handcrafted tiles, marble accents, and a palette inspired by the lands it draws from, this exquisite restaurant crafts an inviting ambience that celebrates the spirit of togetherness, perfectly aligned with Emirati Women's Day.
Complementing ALAYA's selection of tempting starters and beautifully presented main courses, the Pistachio Rose Fondant is the ultimate sweet finale. Crafted exclusively for the occasion and complimentary for Emirati ladies on August 28th, this decadent pistachio caramel cake is delicately infused with rose and topped with an elegant floral motif. Finished with crushed pistachios and smooth vanilla cream, this moist, velvety dessert is perfect for sharing with friends or savouring solo.
Once you've finished dessert, make sure to redeem your voucher from Seline Clinic for a complimentary facial to enjoy after your meal. Designed to give your skin a luminous glow, the treatment begins with BBL Sciton Phototherapy to boost radiance and even skin tone. Afterwards, a soothing 20-minute HydraFacial gently exfoliates and deeply hydrates your complexion, leaving you feeling refreshed and photo-ready.
Conveniently located on Jumeirah Road, Seline Clinic is a leading aesthetics and wellness centre, empowering women from all walks of life to feel confident in their own skin. Originally established in Moscow, the clinic blends scientific expertise with a personalised approach. With a highly skilled team of international professionals and over 150 tailored beauty and wellness treatments, Seline Clinic celebrates individuality and embraces beauty in all its forms.
Gather your girls around the table this Emirati Women's Day at ALAYA and take a moment to celebrate the women who inspire you most. Toast to friendship, share stories, and enjoy a meaningful experience that captures the spirit of womanhood and the legacy of Emirati women.
When: August 28th
Offer: Emirati ladies receive a complimentary dessert and a voucher for a free facial at Seline Clinic, including a 15-minute BBL Sciton Phototherapy treatment and 20-minute HydraFacial
*For reservations please visit https://alayarestaurants.com/ , contact [email protected] or call +9714 570 6289
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