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Restaurants nearby
- Jamavar★ Michelin London, Doha, and now, Dubai’s Opera district becomes the latest home to this Indian restaurant that takes its name from the intricate Kashmir shawls worn in the 16th century. Grand chandeliers and a plush cocktail bar underline the interior’s opulent design, while prime ingredients play a big part across the menu. The spices are perfectly balanced and harmonious, with some noteworthy signatures, such as Bhatti Ka Octopus and Sindhi Methi Gosht (aka goat curry), reflecting the kitchen’s craft. If you’re headed to a show at the Dubai Opera, this place offers a set lunch menu as a pre-theatre op907m
- Manāo★ Michelin Helmed by Abhiraj Khatwani in conjuction with Mohamad Orfali, this Thai restaurant is the Dubai-born chef’s ode to the cuisine closest to his heart. The place, meaning ‘lime’ in Thai, serves an 11-course tasting menu comprised of Thai classics with a twist. The dishes stay true to their roots, offering vibrant, fresh, highly authentic mouth-watering Thai flavours with wonderful balance to the spicing. The experience is perfectly paired with five non-alcoholic drinks, created and made in-house. Expect engaging, smooth service with a lively soundtrack throughout.1.4km
- Orfali Bros★ Michelin Three Syrian brothers own and run this deservedly popular restaurant: a light and airy space dominated by a striking, two-storey open kitchen. Original, playful small plates are Mediterranean at their core but display global influences. The cooking seamlessly delivers bold, complex and balanced flavours, as well as lovely contrasts of texture. The tasting menu includes classics from their previous menus such as the ‘ooh la la foie gras’ and their ‘corn bomb’, as well as new dishes such as their sea bream and ‘maftoul’ (Palestinian couscous). For the full experience, go for the non-alcoholic pa1.6km
- moonrise★ Michelin Home-grown – and largely self-taught– Solemann Haddad tells the story and the inspiration behind each of the cleverly conceived and carefully constructed dishes on his highly original ‘surprise’ menu. He was one of the first to bring alive the top quality Middle Eastern ingredients and flavours through the clever use of Japanese notes and techniques. Perched on the roof of a smart residential building, there are two sittings for dinner at the 15-seater counter; do try to arrive on time as everyone is served together.1.8km
- 11 Woodfire★ Michelin Industrial styling, intimate lighting and a laid-back feel are the hallmarks of this striking modern villa conversion in the residential suburb of Jumeirah – along with the huge open kitchen and grill which gives the restaurant its name. The variety and excellent quality of global ingredients are grilled to perfection over oak, hickory or hay, each of which impart their own distinctive flavour. The talented kitchen has the know-how to keep things simple, enhancing the skilfully cooked dishes subtly with well-judged seasoning.2.0km
- Jun'sWorld's 50 Best #21 Chef and restaurateur Kelvin Cheung’s larger-than-life personality has found the perfect outlet here in Downtown Dubai. His Chinese heritage, Canadian/American upbringing and international peregrinations all inform his cuisine. Rainbow heirloom carrots; scallops and corn; and char siu short ribs – these are just some of the dishes that are busting with flavour and will have you licking your lips for long after. It’s contagiously fun.1.7km
- Tasca by José Avillez★ Michelin On the 6th floor of the chic, beachside Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, is this bustling yet relaxed spot set around an open kitchen, with an infinity pool on its terrace and sea and city views. The attentive service team ensure your dining experience is well-paced and eminently enjoyable. The chef and his team understand the importance of great quality produce and showcase a passion for Portuguese culinary traditions. The resulting vibrant dishes offer Portuguese flavours with a modern edge. The menu offers something for everyone, with plenty of dishes to share; leave room for dessert to taste the2.1km
- GoldfishBib Vibrant, modern Japanese dishes – from sushi, uni and yakitori to sharing plates and Wagyu steak – are the order of the day at this funky, buzzing spot located in a smart mall. Keep an eye out for the daily chef’s specials and nice selection of mocktails! Prices are more than reasonable, and service is bright and keen; sit at the counter to watch the chefs at work.1.4km
- HarummanisBib Named after the mango, Harummanis is a small but oh so welcoming Malay grill restaurant. It pays homage to the chef’s family’s hawker stall in Singapore, first established in 1992. The eatery’s ultra-sweet team complement the homey experience with their enthusiasm as they take you through the extensive menu. The food, mainly Malay, takes influences from numerous neighbouring countries and boasts perfectly spiced and balanced flavours, such as their delicious six-hour cooked rendang made with 20 spices. Be sure to come in a group as dishes are made for sharing.1.5km
- KhadakBib Get a taste of India’s street food at this contemporary and vibrant Indian brasserie. The sharing plates are full of flavour and colourfully tell a story of their origins. Expect chaat made with crispy kale, Keema Pao inspired by the long since closed Radio Cafe in Bombay, plenty of breads and of course, a variety of veg-focused dishes. The kulfi falooda arrives swathed in dry ice, while their drinks take inspiration from the people of the bustling Khadak Street, including Nandu's Lazy Man Buck and Rustom's Float.1.6km
Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.
Attractions nearby
- Burj Khalifa skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates1.1km
- The Dubai Fountain world's largest choreographed fountain system1.3km
- Museum of the Future exhibition space in the UAE2.1km
- Dubai Zoo zoo in Dubai, United Arab Emirates2.2km
- Jumeirah Mosque Mosque in Dubai, United Arab Emirates3.2km
- Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo aquarium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates1.4km
- Safa Park park in the United Arab Emirates3.0km
- Jumeirah Archaeological Site archaeological site in the UAE2.8km
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