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Zawya
17-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Sustainability Forum Middle East hosts networking reception for senior business and sustainability leaders
Event reinforces the Forum's mission to serve as a year-round platform supporting the implementation of sustainability and climate goals. Manama – Sustainability Forum Middle East (SFME), a regional platform dedicated to driving net zero and nature positive solutions, hosted a networking reception at SUSHISAMBA, Conrad Bahrain Financial Harbour, bringing together nearly 100 senior business and sustainability leaders to facilitate dialogue and cross-sector engagement as organisations in Bahrain and around the region work to advance their sustainability and climate objectives and commitments. In attendance were senior representatives from the Forum's partners, members of its regional Advisory Committee, senior executives, and sustainability experts from leading public and private sector organisations in Bahrain and beyond. The event's sustainability focus was also reflected in the partner venue with the Conrad Bahrain Financial Harbour having been awarded as a LEED Gold certified building. This prestigious certification reflects the hotel's dedication to green building standards and sustainable luxury and serves to underscore its support and commitment to enhancing Bahrain's sustainability ecosystem. Commenting on the gathering, Ms. Laila Danesh, Managing Director of FinMark Communications, the Forum's founders and organisers, said, 'We are thrilled with such strong attendance and ongoing engagement with the Forum from the business and sustainability ecosystem in Bahrain and beyond. This networking reception forms part of SFME's ongoing efforts to bring together business leaders and climate and sustainability experts to engage and support one another in accelerating action on the 2050/2060 net-zero commitments of MENA countries and broader global climate and sustainability goals. In addition to our Forums, Workshops and Roundtables, we believe that events like this help to foster cooperation among the sustainability community, an essential pillar of progress and efficiency in the exciting transition that lies ahead.' The reception is part of SFME's broader programme focused on education, connection, and experience-sharing. It reinforces the Forum's mission to serve as a year-round platform that supports the implementation of sustainability initiatives and contributes to both regional and global climate objectives. Supporting the Forum's annual calendar of events are the Supreme Council for Environment, Kingdom of Bahrain, Strategic Partners: National Bank of Bahrain and Standard Chartered Bank, Forum Partners: Bapco Energies, Aluminium Bahrain, Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard, American Chamber of Commerce Bahrain, Al Areen Holding, Benefit, Boston Consulting Group, Environment Arabia, First Motors, Foulath Holding, Gulf Air, Gulf International Bank B.S.C, talabat, Forum Supporters: APM Terminals Bahrain and Sinnad, Learning Partner: Impact Learning and Development, and Media Partners: Asharq Business with Bloomberg, BFT Media, OGN, and Sustainable Finance Daily. About Sustainability Forum Middle East Sustainability Forum Middle East is a regional platform for promoting understanding and driving climate action on the part of the private sector, whose embracing of decarbonisation and the promotion of nature-based solutions is critical to meeting the net-zero and sustainability ambitions of the MENA countries. Annually, the Forum hosts a two-day Forum (next edition in January 2026) featuring expert-led workshops and high-level dialogue, as well as a series of roundtable events held across the region that delve into subjects critical to the drive towards decarbonisation and sustainable development of the MENA economies. For more information, please contact: FinMark Communications Email: ztaher@
What's On
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
7 of the best restaurants in Dubai this weekend: May 2 to 4
What's cooking this weekend? This… If your plans revolve around what's for lunch and dinner at the best restaurants in Dubai, this weekend's lineup is worth making room for. We've rounded up seven of the best restaurants in Dubai doing something a little different this weekend – think lively brunches, chef collabs, and new menus. Whether you're in the mood to try something new or just looking for a solid go-to, here are 7 of the best restaurants in Dubai worth adding to your weekend group chat. SUSHISAMBA What: A one-night-only four-hands dinner collaboration between Chef Dani García (Leña) and SUSHISAMBA's Chef Kitak Lee, blending Spanish wood-fired finesse with SUSHISAMBA's bold style. Vibe: High-energy, tropical glam and theatrical – set against Palm Jumeirah's views. When: 7.30pm, Saturday, May 3 Menu: À la carte diners can enjoy six Leña signature dishes woven into SUSHISAMBA's menu for the night. Highlights include: The Foie That Wanted To Be An Apple, Grilled Avocado, The Burger That Gave Meaning To Everything, Chilean Seabass by SUSHISAMBA, and Torta di Rose. A limited Four-Hands Dinner (Dhs1,200 with beverage pairing). Where: Private Dining Room (seating 13 guests), SUSHISAMBA Dubai, 51st Floor, St. Regis, Palm Jumeirah. @ sushisambadubai Ling Ling What: Ling Ling at Atlantis The Royal has launched a new menu with over 30 fresh dishes, spanning Japan, Indonesia, Korea, Canton and Thailand. There's also a new late-night bites menu available into the early hours on weekends. Vibe: lively, late-night energy. Menu: New highlights include wagyu beef sando, jumbo tiger prawns with Balinese sambal, Korean BBQ short rib, and wok-fried lobster with a choice of sauces. Desserts include mango sticky rice and a Thai tea crème brûlée. Late night bites range from bao buns and okonomiyaki fries to mochi and caviar. Drinks get a creative update with new cocktails inspired by Madame Ling Ling's travels. When: Daily from 6pm to 1am. Late Night Bites every Friday and Saturday, 12.15am to 2am. Over 21s only after 9pm. Where: 22nd and 23rd floors, Atlantis The Royal, Palm Jumeirah. @linglingdubai Cutfish What: Cutfish, the contemporary Japanese izakaya at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, launches Chōshoku – Breakfast of the Rising Sun, a new breakfast concept inspired by Japanese morning traditions and elevated with modern flair. Vibe: A sleek, upscale take on Japanese breakfast culture – blending zen-like calm with contemporary Dubai style, perfect for slow mornings with a luxurious twist. Menu: Highlights include Tornado Eggs (Dhs35), Matcha Pancakes (Dhs55), Hokkaido Goma Toast (Dhs45), Saikyo Avocado Toast (Dhs45), and Asa Buns with truffle and ikura (Dhs79). Drinks feature Floating Coconut Matcha (Dhs40), Matcha Highball (Dhs40), and Iced Matcha Latte (Dhs35). When: Available daily from 8am to 12pm. Where: Cutfish, Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Marina, Dubai. @cutfishdubai Thiptara What: Thiptara has launched a new Saturday Thai brunch, From Siam to Isaan, bringing together flavours from across Thailand – from street markets to royal kitchens – right in the heart of Downtown Dubai. Vibe: Laid-back but elegant, with front-row views of Burj Lake and the Dubai Fountain. A serene spot for a long, lazy afternoon with great food and good company. Menu: Expect colourful plates packed with authentic Thai flavours, spanning classics and regional specialities. Think street food favourites and refined dishes served family-style. When: Every Saturday, 12.30pm to 3.30pm. Where: Thiptara, Palace Downtown, Downtown Dubai. @ thiptaradubai Fi'lia What: Fi'lia, the region's first female-led Michelin Select restaurant, has launched a new à la carte menu inspired by Chef Célia Stoecklin's travels through Italy. It's a fresh take on classic dishes, with handmade pasta, shareable plates, and a few French coastal touches. Vibe: Warm and welcoming, with skyline views and an open kitchen that keeps things lively but relaxed. Menu: Highlights include lemon tagliolini, truffle mafaldine, and a show-stopping 600g veal Milanese. Pizzas are baked in copper ovens, and desserts like the amarena gelato and Torta della Mamma bring it home. There's also an extensive wine list and cocktails to match. When: Available daily – lunch and dinner. Where: Fi'lia, 70th Floor, SLS Dubai, Business Bay. @filiadubai Café de Palma family brunch What: A new weekend brunch at Dubai Creek Harbour, bringing together fresh flavours, skyline views, and family-friendly fun. Choose from four set menus – Green, Meat, Bruschetta, or Kids – each with 5 dishes. Vibe: Relaxed and welcoming, perfect for families, groups, and friends, with entertainment for kids and a sea breeze setting. Menu: Highlights include green crepes with salmon, beef tartare brioche, shrimp bruschetta, and matcha pancakes. Kids get their own menu with burgers, noodle soup, and gelato. Green brunch priced at Dhs350 (soft), Dhs450 (cocktail), meat or bruschetta brunch priced at Dhs300 (soft), Dhs400 (cocktail), kids brunch priced at Dhs175 When: Every Saturday & Sunday, 12pm to 4pm. Live violin and kids' workshops on Saturdays; kids' shows and activities on Sundays. Where: Café de Palma, Dubai Creek Harbour. @ ROKA What: ROKA Dubai launches its ROKA Family Brunch, an indulgent yet family-friendly Saturday brunch where adults enjoy signature Japanese flavours while kids are entertained with games, toys, colouring, and live entertainers. Vibe: Lively yet serene – a stylish, high-energy brunch with upbeat DJ sounds, paired with a relaxed, kid-friendly atmosphere that makes it perfect for families. Menu: Dhs295 per person includes live stations with starters, soups, makis, nigiris, and Robatayaki grill favourites. Mains are served tableside, with an option to upgrade to premium robata dishes like black cod in yuzu miso and beef fillet with chili, ginger, and spring onion for an extra Dhs60. When: Every Saturday from 12pm onwards. Where: ROKA Dubai, Business Bay. @rokadubaiofficial Images: Supplied/Instagram
What's On
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
5 of the best restaurants in Dubai this week: New openings, pop-ups & more
What's cooking in Dubai? This… Dubai's food game is nonstop, and if your week revolves around what's on your plate, you're speaking our language. From the latest openings to exclusive pop-ups and hidden gems, these 5 best restaurants in Dubai are making your weekdays something to look forward to. Hit the group chat. A special culinary collaboration at SUSHISAMBA Something special is happening at SUSHISAMBA Dubai this April 23-24. Peruvian Chef Diego Muñoz is taking over the kitchen for a limited-time showcase of his signature dishes. You can try his six expertly crafted plates, like Nikkei Ceviche and Seared Scallop with coral parihuela, as part of the à la carte menu. But if you're looking for something even more exclusive, don't miss out on an intimate Omakase-style dinner on April 24. Chef Muñoz will team up with SUSHISAMBA's Kitak Lee for a 12-dish, 3-cocktail tasting experience in the restaurant's private dining room. With just 12 seats available, it's the perfect setting for something truly special – all set against the stunning backdrop of Ain Dubai and Palm Jumeirah. SUSHISAMBA, The Palm Tower, Level 51, St. Regis, The Palm Jumeirah, a la Carte dining experience running from April 23-24, and Four Hands Dinner Omakase Experience, April 24, priced at Dhs1,200 per person. Tel: (0)4 278 4888. @ sushisambadubai New vibes in the jungle: NETTE opens in Al Barari The much-loved café from Al Quoz has just dropped its second location – this time in the middle of the lush, green oasis that is Al Barari. Think matcha in the garden, French-Japanese flavours with a twist, and a vibe that makes you want to stay way past lunch. Expect the same creativity that made the original a cult favourite, now served with a side of nature. The all-day menu is stacked with hits like the Katsu Beef Burger, Okonomiyaki Omelette, and French Onion Ramen (yes, that's a thing – and yes, you need to try it). There's also a fresh drop of NETTE merch in-store, so you can take a piece of the café home with you. Between the breezy garden seating, good coffee, and slow-living energy, this one's definitely worth the drive. NETTE, Al Barari. Tel: (0)4 329 4800. @ nettedxb Boats, bites & Bangkok vibes: Pai Thai's floating market pops up at Jumeirah Al Qasr Something seriously cool is floating into town. Every Saturday this April, Pai Thai is turning the waterways of Jumeirah Al Qasr into a full-blown Thai floating market—think Bangkok energy, Dubai style. Hop on an abra, cruise through lush canals, and snack your way through live cooking stations serving up proper Thai street food, tropical drinks, and sweet bites. It's not just about the food either—expect traditional performances, vibrant décor, and all the market vibes without leaving Madinat. A solid way to spend your Saturday. Pai Thai, Jumeirah Al Qasr, every Saturday April 12 until 3 May, from 12:30pm to 3:30pm, @paithaidubai Art, moonlight & crudo: Lúnico's got something dreamy going on Something a little different's happening at Lúnico, and it's not just the view. Until April 27, the beachfront spot is turning dinner into a digital dreamscape, teaming up with local artist RANK SSS (aka Sabrina Guechetouli) for an immersive exhibition called The Forest of Infinite Secrets – a surreal visual trip shown across giant LED screens while you dine. To go with it? A limited-edition three-course set menu for Dhs295, or Dhs350 if you want to add their signature 'AIR' cocktail. Starters include Guacamole Bombon or Salmon Crudo, while mains range from seafood rice to Romesco pasta. End it with Trufas or a San Sebastian cheesecake. It's art, it's food, it's vibes – and only around till April 27. Definitely not your average dinner out. Lúnico, J1 Beach, Jumeirah 1. Tel: (0)5 0277 6503. @ lunico_ae Loona's new 11-course tasting menu If you're into Italian that's a little extra – in the best way – Loona's new 11-course tasting menu is where you want to be. Available daily in Downtown Dubai, this set menu features the restaurant's biggest hits in one lineup, and it's everything you want from a long, luxurious lunch or dinner. Priced at Dhs605, it's thoughtfully curated with crowd-favourites – truffle potato with caviar, handmade crab ravioli, filet mignon with tuna cream – and finished with playful desserts like a salted caramel tiramisu. Some courses are served by the chefs themselves, adding a personal touch that makes the whole experience even more special. It's refined yet relaxed, which makes Loona one of the city's low-key favourites. Vida Residence Downtown, Emaar, Burj Khalifa Blvd, Downtown Dubai. Tel: (0)58 850 2200. @ Images: Supplied/Instagram > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
What's On
07-04-2025
- What's On
19 of the best restaurants in Dubai with a view in 2025
When it comes to the best restaurants in Dubai with a view, Pierchic has that 'wow' factor, sitting out on a wooden pier right over the Arabian Gulf. The views? Iconic. You've got the Burj Al Arab in the distance, and the water sparkling below your feet. It's perfect for a relaxed lunch with the sea breeze or a romantic dinner as the city lights twinkle. The menu, led by Chef Beatrice Segoni, leans into Italy's coastal flavours with handcrafted pasta, lobster risotto, and a solid seafood lineup. And don't miss Onda bar halfway down the pier for a pre-dinner drink while you catch that golden hour glow. Pierchic, Jumeirah Al Qasr, Madinat Jumeriah. @pierchicdubai Two elevators, 230 metres, and suddenly, you're dining above the city. SUSHISAMBA, perched on the 51st floor of The St. Regis Dubai, offers an all-encompassing view of Palm Jumeirah, Ain Dubai, and beyond. The design is as much a spectacle as the setting, with intricate woodwork inspired by Japanese and Brazilian weaving traditions. At the heart of it all? A robata grill and sushi bar bringing fire, flavour, and a front-row seat to the action. SushiSamba Dubai, Palm Tower, Palm Jumeirah. Tel: (0)4 278 4888. @sushisambadubai Nobu needs no introduction. After 14 years at The Avenues in Atlantis The Palm, the world-famous Japanese hotspot has moved to an even more iconic location, right at the top of the resort on the 22nd floor. Taking over what was once The Royal Bridge Suite, the new space is bigger, sleeker, and comes with a serious view. Think sweeping sights of Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Gulf, best enjoyed from the terrace with a plate of crispy rice and a perfectly mixed cocktail in hand. Nobu Dubai, Atlantis The Palm, 22nd floor, The Palm Jumeirah. Tel: (0)4 426 0760. @nobudubai For a relaxed (and stunning) dinner in Dubai, 101 at One&Only The Palm is a must-visit. Set at the end of a boardwalk and perched over the resort's private bay, the spot offers great views across the island. Perfect for a long lunch or a special night out. With a menu crafted by Michelin-starred French chef Yannick Alleno, the seafood-focused options are simple yet elevated. The space is designed to evoke an underwater feel, with coral-like structures and projected waves in the private dining area, creating a calm atmosphere. The menu features light dishes like poached Omani lobster and prawn and avocado tower, while the mains include Canadian lobster, seafood linguine, scallops, three types of sea bass. 101 Dining Lounge and Marina, One&Only The Palm, West Crescent, Palm Jumeirah. @ 101_dxb Sitting 442 metres above the city on the 122nd floor, holds the Guinness World Record for the highest restaurant from ground level. The menu leans modern French, with precision in every detail, but the real draw is the feeling of dining among the clouds. Whether it's a long, slow dinner or a quick drink in the lounge, nothing quite compares to watching Dubai from this height. Atmsophere Grill & Lounge, Burj Khalifa, 122nd floor, Downtown Dubai. Tel: (0)4 888 3828, @atmospheredubai On the 31st floor of W Dubai, Mina Seyahi, Attiko is all about high-energy nights and some of the best sunset views in the city. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Palm Jumeirah, while DJs and live music set the mood. The pan-Asian menu pairs well with the skyline, and whether you're here for an early-evening drink or a late-night scene, the vibe keeps shifting in all the right ways. W Dubai, Mina Seyahi, Dubai Marina. Tel:(0)4 350 9983. @attikodubai Bull & Bear by Marc Hardiman, the signature restaurant at Waldorf Astoria DIFC, is known for its elevated European modern cuisine. Located in the heart of Dubai, the restaurant, the restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing breathtaking views of the Burj Khalifa and an Art Deco-inspired interior that embodies one of the city's most iconic addresses. The menu features an a la carte selection, curated tasting menus, a traditional Sunday roast, and more. Bull & Bear by Marc Hardiman, 18th Floor, Waldorf Astoria DIFC, Burj Daman, Al Mustaqbal Street, DIFC. Tel: (0) 4 515 9888. @ At 210 metres above sea level, AURA is the world's highest 360 infinity pool, offering uninterrupted views of Dubai's skyline, Palm Jumeirah, and the Arabian Gulf. Whether you're floating above the city or lounging with a drink in hand, the feeling is nothing short of surreal. AURA Skypool, The Palm Tower, Palm Jumeirah. Tel: (0) 4 566 2121, @ Located on level 54 of Address Sky View, CE LA VI is known for some of the most stunning views in the city. The terrace looks straight onto the Burj Khalifa, making it the perfect spot for that picture-perfect shot, if you angle your phone just right. But it's more than just a backdrop. From the Dubai Fountains dancing below to the electric atmosphere as the night unfolds, the setting is pure spectacle. Even getting there is an experience, with a private glass elevator ride that whisks you up from the ground floor, leaving Sheikh Zayed Road twinkling beneath you. CE LA VI, Address Sky View Address, Tower 2, Level 54, Address Sky View Hotel. Tel: (0)4 582 6111. @celavidubai Fifty-two floors up, CouCou doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's the charm. Playful yet polished, this rooftop at The View at The Palm mixes Mediterranean flavours, signature cocktails, and live entertainment with a sense of mischief. Cosy booths, scenic views, and a little space to dance make it the kind of place where the night takes its own course. CouCou Dubai, The View at The Palm, Palm Tower. Tel: (0)52 451 2188. @coucourooftop With much of the Palm Jumeirah low-lying, finding a lofty perch to admire the sunset in this area of the city isn't easy. So when Bangkok-born Above Eleven opened on the 14th floor rooftop of Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah, it was the the picture-perfect skylines of Dubai, this is the place to go. Above Eleven is an all box-ticking spot for spectacular views, cocktails, vibes, and flawless service. Above Eleven Dubai, Rooftop, West Palm Beach, Jumeirah Marriott Resort, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai. Tel: (0)4 666 1420. @abovelevendubai Located in the heart of DIFC with sweeping Burj Khalifa views, this rooftop lounge draws a crowd who loves great cocktails and bold Asian flavours. Grab a spot on the terrace, sip on a smoked whisky Negroni, and dive into a menu packed with shareable bites, all while the city lights set the scene. Luna, Four Seasons Hotel 8 Th Floor, Gate 9, DIFC, open daily 5pm-3am. Tel: (0)4 506 0300. @lunaskybar Recognized as the first fully female-led Italian Mediterranean restaurant in Dubai, Fi'lia stands out in more ways than one. Twenty-five year old executive chef Chef de Cuisine Sara Aqel has put her creative stamp on the vibrant spot to fuse tradition and modern on the 70th floor of the SLS Dubai. If you're looking for a must-try restaurant in Dubai, Fi'lia ticks all the boxes. It has the views, impeccable service, value for money and excellent food. Fi'lia, 70th floor, SLS Dubai, Business Bay. Tel: (0)4 607 0770. @filiadubai With breathtaking 360 views that stretch from Bluewaters and Palm Jumeirah to the iconic Burj Al Arab, Jato, on the 43rd floor of Media One tower is the ideal spot for after-work drinks or dinner. Meaning 'home' in the Quechua language of Peru, Jato features a spacious restaurant with an open kitchen, a stylish bar and lounge where a live DJ sets the vibe, and versatile private dining areas perfect for intimate gatherings and celebrations. The menu is as impressive as the setting, with bold Peruvian flavours taking centre stage. Signature dishes include the zesty ceviche carretillero and melt-in-the-mouth short rib estofado, while the cocktail menu is every bit as inventive. Don't miss the Chicha Royale or the Andean Mule, perfect for sipping as you take in those incredible skyline views. Jato, Level 43, Media One Hotel, Dubai Media City. Daily 5pm to 1am. Tel:(0)4 557 4820. @jatodxb Copyright Alex Jeffries High above the city on the 27th floor of the Burj Al Arab, Skyview Lounge is Where breathtaking views set the stage for next-level cocktails. With floor-to-ceiling glass walls framing the glittering skyline and the Arabian Gulf, this is a spot made for lingering over expertly crafted cocktails and refined bites, all with Dubai's most iconic backdrop. Skyview Lounge, 27th floor, Burj Al Arab, open daily, from 5pm-11pm. @jumeirah BAR DES PRES is located on the 51st floor of the iconic ICD Brookfield Place, with stunning views of Dubai's landscape. Expect dishes like Crunchy crab & avocado galette with madras, lobster salad, seafood dishes such as Spicy tuna tartare with soy sauce, and sushi plates such as the Label Rouge salmon with avocado. The menu also features Cyril Lignac's signature meat dishes such as the Satay fillet steak. BAR DES PRES, 51st Floor ICD Brookfield Place DIFC. Tel: (0)4 498 1616. @ Perched at the 30th floor at The Lana, High Society puts you front and centre of Dubai's skyline with an amazing view of the Burj Khalifa. Michelin-starred chef Jean Imbert brings a menu of light bites that match the setting. Whether you're stopping by for a drink or settling in for a bite, it's the kind of place that lets you unwind while the city lights shine below. The Lana, Marasi Drive, Business Bay. Tel: (0)4 541 7755. @highsocietyatthelana Located on the sixth floor of Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai, Tasca is a one-Michelin-starred gem from renowned Portuguese chef Jose Avillez. Known for his Michelin-starred Belcanto in Portugal, Tasca is his first international venture, bringing authentic Portuguese flavours with a modern twist to Dubai. The menu is rich in character, offering bold and flavourful dishes, perfectly complemented by the largest selection of Portuguese wines in the city and an enticing range of craft cocktails. With stunning views of both Dubai's skyline and the Arabian Gulf, the restaurant offers indoor and outdoor dining on a terrace that includes an infinity pool. For added ambiance, enjoy live entertainment on Fridays and Saturdays. Tasca by Jose Avillez, Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Jumeirah Beach Rd, Jumeirah, Jumeirah 1. @tascadubai On the 71st floor of SLS Dubai, S Bar sets the bar high. With stunning views stretching across the city and a sleek, modern vibe, it’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’re on cloud 9. The cocktails here are well-crafted, and the atmosphere is effortlessly chic. It’s a space where you can relax, enjoy some great bites, and feel like you’ve found your new favourite hangout in the sky. S Bar, SLS Dubai, Business Bay, Dubai,. Tel: (0)4 607 0757. @sbardubai
What's On
02-04-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
7 great spots to celebrate Easter in Abu Dhabi 2025
Themed celebrations aplenty… Easter Sunday is just weeks away, and that calls for a celebration. On that note, here are 7 great spots to celebrate Easter in Abu Dhabi. Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental Indulge in a delightful, Easter-themed afternoon tea at Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental's Episodes, from April 15 to 25. The festive celebrations will include special Easter-themed cakes, along with chocolate eggs and rabbits. Episodes, Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental, West Corniche Road, Abu Dhabi, April 15 to 25, Dhs245. @ SUSHISAMBA Abu Dhabi SUSHISAMBA Abu Dhabi is all set to roll out their Easter brunch, so diners can enjoy the celebrated concept's breathtaking ambiance as they dig into its signature dishes. Celebrate the occasion with an exquisite blend of traditional Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian flavours. Ingredients from Japan such as kinmedai, amberjack, hirame, and tuna, alongside fresh, organic produce from UAE-based farms will lay the table for you this Easter. SUSHISAMBA Abu Dhabi, Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, Al Bateen, Abu Dhabi, April 20, 1pm to 3.30pm. Tel: (0)2 811 5882. @sushisambaabudhabi Yas Links Celebrate Easter by the pool at Yas Acres Golf & Country Club with a delightful themed brunch. It will feature an international buffet and live cooking stations, plus exciting family-friendly activities including an Easter egg hunt, pinata, arts and crafts, face painting, magic show bouncy castle, photo booth and a special visit from the Easter Bunny. Yas Links, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, April 20, noon to 3.30pm, Dhs225 soft, Dhs349 house, Dhs449 sparkling, Dhs99 ages 6 to 12. Tel: (0)50 757 4808. @yaslinksad Southern Sun Abu Dhabi Head over to Southern Sun Abu Dhabi for an egg-cellent, alfresco Easter brunch on their Balcon Terrace, featuring all their classics plus new live stations. To mark the occasion, there's also a host of special Easter themed desserts, and a fun egg hunt for the kids. Balcon Lounge & Terrace, Southern Sun Abu Dhabi, April 20, 1pm to 4pm, Dhs225 onwards. Tel: (0)56 515 3388. @southernsunad Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi One of Abu Dhabi's finest Argentinian eats, Maté, at Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi will serve up the Lamb & Legacy – Maté's Easter Edition experience, where you can celebrate Easter with an exquisite asado experience that highlights the finest ingredients of springs with lamb as the centrepiece of a menu that blends seasonal and cultural flavours. Maté, Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi, Saadiyat Island, April 20, 1pm to 4pm, Dhs425 soft, Dhs545 house, Dhs745 bubbles. Tel: (0)2 407 1234. @parkhyattad Shangri La Qaryat Al Beri Abu Dhabi Shangri-La Qaryat Al Beri Abu Dhabi will host a lavish brunch this Easter so you can celebrate the occasion with family and friends. At Sofra bld, their international restaurant, tuck into the 'Gardens of Babylon Brunch: Easter Edition' on April 19 and 20. In addition to all the regular favourites, there will also be special Easter-themed dishes as well as activities for children such as an egg hunt, egg rolling race and so on. Sofra bld, Shangri-La Qaryat Al Beri Abu Dhabi, April 19 and 20, 1pm to 4pm, Dhs328 soft, Dhs428 house, Dhs528 bubbles. @shangrilaabudhabi Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi Hop on over to Verso this Easter for a family brunch with live entertainment and merriment serving as the ideal sidebars to your experience. The Easter celebrations will also feature a children's corner with pool and beach access. With specialties like the Baccala Mantecato and the Coscia d'Agnello Arrosto and a live desert show, this is a great way to celebrate the occasion with the family this year. Verso, Grand Hyatt Abu Dhabi, April 20, 1pm to 4pm, Dhs235 soft, Dhs335 house, Dhs115 ages 6 to 12.
