Embark on a Lebanese culinary tour in Dubai
Dubai’s diverse culinary scene is home to some of the most authentic and elevated Lebanese dining experiences.
Here’s how to take your taste buds on a Lebanese journey, breakfast to dinner, without leaving Dubai.
Breakfast by the sea
Start your day with a breath of fresh sea air and a taste of Beirut at Al Beiruti Bluewaters. This popular spot blends the charm of a traditional Beirut café with a modern coastal vibe.
Whether you’re an early riser or a leisurely bruncher, Al Beiruti welcomes you with signature Lebanese morning staples like manakish, foul, and eggs with soujouk.
With a spacious terrace offering front-row views of Ain Dubai, it’s not just breakfast, it’s an experience. Loved by both locals and expats, this venue is perfect for easing into the day with flavour and flair.
Lunch in the heart of Motor City
As midday hunger sets in, head to Manaret Beirut in Motor City, a dynamic venue that celebrates the essence of Lebanese cuisine and hospitality.
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Spearheaded by Ziyad Ayass and brought to life by the Wonder Restaurants Group, this premium-casual concept honours tradition while embracing modern tastes.
The menu is vast and vibrant, offering everything from colourful mezze spreads to juicy grills, freshly baked ka’ak, and indulgent house-made desserts.
Dinner with a view
As the sun sets, make your way to Em Sherif Café in Downtown Dubai for a luxurious finish to the day. Founded by the renowned Mireille Hayek, this elegant venue brings elevated Lebanese fare to the heart of the city. Expect a menu full of refined classics served in a chic, contemporary space.
Set against the backdrop of the Burj Khalifa, the terrace offers a stunning setting for a romantic evening or a special gathering. From mezze to mains, every dish is crafted with care, offering bold flavours and timeless elegance.
From morning to night, Dubai offers an unforgettable Lebanese culinary journey, each stop revealing a different facet of Lebanon’s rich food culture.
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