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Credits: Photographs, research and writing by John Wright
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Eating in Dubai There is an incredible variety of cuisine to cater for the dozens of nationalities that inhabit Dubai. Whether you fancy a quick meal at one of the vast food courts in the shopping malls or a meal at one of the many restaurants inside the Madinat Hotel Resort (www.madinatjumeirah.com) which are accessible by boat inside the resorts own waterway system. Beware if you are visiting during Ramadan, as public eating places will be closed during the day.
There are numerous eating places in the city, recommended is Al Nafoora which offers all day Arabian dining at the base of the Emirates Towers. Also sample afternoon tea in the exquisite surroundings of the Ritz Carlton hotel, prices are amazingly low, but make sure to make reservations (www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/dubai/).
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