5 of the best restaurants in Dubai this week: June 9 to June 12
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Outside is cancelled 'til further notice, but Dubai is in its glow-up era anyway. The temps are rising, but so is the lineup – which makes these 5 of the best restaurants in Dubai worth leaving the house for. Save this list. Three Cuts Steakhouse
Set on the rooftop of Nakheel Mall, this low-key spot keeps things simple: quality meat, solid execution, and a laid-back setting. The business lunch takes the same approach – one starter, one main – with picks like beef carpaccio, mushroom risotto, and steak frites. It's Dhs135 well spent, and makes for an easy midday break.
Offer: Dhs135 for one starter and one main
Timings: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 4pm
Location: Rooftop, Nakheel Mall, Palm Jumeirah
Contact: (0)4 395 6000. @threecutsdxb Kokoro
Known for bringing a new twist to sushi, Kokoro has built a loyal following with its handroll bar and creative menus. Now, they're serving 'The Greatest Hits Vol.1,' a limited-edition set menu featuring fan favourites selected through their Instagram Broadcast Channel – ten courses of sushi classics and standout bites.
Offer: Dhs490 per person for the 10-course set menu
Timings: Limited availability daily
Location: Al Serkal Avenue – 17th St – Al Quoz – Al Quoz Industrial Area 1
Contact: @kokoro.dxb Bab El Bahr
Bab El Bahr brings Lebanon's coastal seafood tradition to Downtown Dubai with a unique market-style dining concept – pick your fish and let the chefs work their magic with a modern Mediterranean twist. The space has been beautifully renovated, offering a relaxed yet stylish setting perfect for any time of day.
Offer: Seafood market-style, à la carte
Timings: Daily, 11am to 1am
Location: Boulevard 29, Mohamed Bin Rashid Blvd, Downtown Dubai
Contact: (0)4 456 2881. @ babelbahr.alhallab Leen's
A spot that strikes the balance between relaxed and refined, Leen's at Emirates Towers offers a three-course business lunch packed with global flavours. For Dhs115, you get to choose a starter, main, and dessert – think Chicken Gyoza, Beef Tagliata Salad, and Coconut Matcha Cheesecake. Ideal for a client catch-up or a chilled-out midday break.
Offer: Dhs115 per person for a three-course set menu
Timings: Daily, 12pm to 3pm
Location: Leen's, Emirates Towers, DIFC, Dubai
Contact: (0)4 388 0553 @leens_ae Netsu by Ross Shonhan
Netsu introduces Wagyu Omakase – a seven-course journey through premium Australian and Japanese Wagyu cuts, focusing on lesser-known parts like chuck rib and rump cap. Designed for sharing (3-4 guests), the meal is prepared tableside, high on technique and sustainability.
Offer: Wagyu Omakase, Dhs1,800 for 3-4 guests
Timings: Available daily
Location: Netsu by Ross Shonhan, Mandarin Oriental Jumeira
Contact: (0)4 777 2232. @netsudubai
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BB Social Dining Located at the Rosewood, BB Social Dining is one of the hottest restaurants in Abu Dhabi. And if you want to try it out for less, you should be giving the business lunch a go. Priced at Dhs125, the deal includes a soft drink, miso soup, one bite, one bao bun and one barbecue dish (ticking all of BB's B's off), with options including super green hummus, BB maki rolls, crispy beef bao, salmon sambal teriyaki, and a soft drink or water. You can also add on either a coffee or dessert for Dhs20 (with your choice between the baked cheesecake and lollipop ice cream). Dhs125. Mon-Fri noon-4pm. Rosewood Abu Dhabi, Al Maryah Island (02 236 2600). Bushra by Buddha-Bar Showing people around the city? Introduce them to Middle Eastern cuisine with this business lunch in Abu Dhabi at Bushra by Buddha-Bar. Priced at Dhs109, the offer includes a two-course menu and your choice of either a house beverage, coffee or tea. 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Central Grounds The pocket-friendly business lunch at Central Grounds includes a main course with either a salad or dessert, with water or a soft drink, for Dhs65. Dhs65. Mon-Fri noon-4pm. Marriott Hotel Downtown, Abu Dhabi (02 304 7777). COYA Found at The Galleria Al Maryah Island just moments away from Abu Dhabi Global Market, COYA has proven to be a popular choice for business lunches in Abu Dhabi. You'll indulge in a culinary adventure of Peruvian delights, from succulent tuna maki to wagyu beef gyoza and COYA's traditional churros. From Dhs140 (three courses). Mon-Fri 12.30pm-4pm. The Galleria Al Maryah Island, (02 306 7000). Cyan Brasserie If you're looking to impress a client, you can't go far wrong with a business lunch at the top of the world's farthest-leaning man-made building. With beautiful views over Abu Dhabi, you can enjoy two courses for Dhs135 or three courses for Dhs150. Dhs135 (two courses), Dhs150 (three courses). Mon-Fri noon-3pm. Andaz Capital Gate, ADNEC, @cyanabudhabi (050 765 6435). Dai Pai Dong Dai Pai Dong offers a great value business lunch throughout the week. Priced at Dhs138, Dai Pai Dong's offer includes four courses with dim sum, spring rolls, soup, main courses and desserts all on offer. If you're feeling a little hungrier there is also a six-course menu on offer for Dhs168. Dhs138 (four-course menu), Dhs168 (six-course menu). Mon-Fri noon-3pm. Rosewood Abu Dhabi, Al Maryah Island, (02 813 5588). Dino's Bistro Italiano Over at Dino's, you can enjoy a laidback Italian business lunch in Abu Dhabi. Starter options include minestrone soup, buffalo mozzarella, ragu gnocchi and Margherita pizza, followed by mains such as chicken parmesan and veal scaloppini. You can also enjoy desserts such as tiramisu, gelato and lemon tortina, and the price, Dhs115 for two courses or Dhs135 for three, includes still or sparkling water, soft drinks and tea or coffee. Dhs115 (two courses), Dhs135 (three courses). Mon-Fri noon-3.30pm. Pearl Rotana Capital Centre, near ADNEC, (02 307 5551). Em Sherif Cafe Located at West Bay Corniche, Em Sherif Café Abu Dhabi has launched a new business lunch that runs from Monday to Friday, between 12pm and 4pm. The menu costs Dhs115 per person and offers a curated selection of their signature dishes, including one mezze, main course, sorbet, soft drink and coffee. Dhs115. Mon-Fri 12pm-4pm. West Bay Corniche. @emsherifcafeabudhabi (02 691 9999). Goldfish Sushi & Yakitori Open since November 2024 at Marina Mall, Goldfish Sushi & Yakitori have now launched their business lunch menu. For Dhs79, you'll get a choice of three courses and for Dhs108, you can get four courses – with a selection of starters, maki rolls and signature mains like Wagyu sliders and the Chilean sea bass clay pot. Dhs79 (three courses), Dhs108 (four courses). Mon-Thu 1pm-5pm. Marina Mall, @goldfishabudhabi (02 665 6485). 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You can grab a lunch box from Sushi Art, with a range of options at different price points including dishes such as dynamite rolls, crab avocado rolls and cucumber sesame maki, along with two free sides, from Dhs69 between 11am and 4pm from Sunday to Thursday. Sushi for less? How could we say no. From Dhs69. Daily 11am-4pm. The Galleria Al Maryah Island. Tiki Pacifico Dining & Lounge Swap your desk for a dose of island life with Tiki Pacifico's Polynesian-style business lunch. Expect a three-course menu bursting with tropical flavour, all served with breezy marina views that'll have you feeling like you're on holiday – even if it's just your lunch break. Dhs115 (three courses). Mon-Fri 12pm-4pm. Al Bandar Marina, Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi. @tikipacifico. Villa Toscana Looking for a lighter option? 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