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Travel: Dubai Dinner Eats
Dubai dinner eats! We had some amazing dinners in Dubai, all on the Michelin list. From Lebanese food, to find dining Indian cuisine, we also experienced traditional Middle Eastern food, too. Okay, let’s take a look at where we ate. Dubai Dinner Eats Also, if you want to check out the Michelin Guide for each restaurant, they’re below: Both Avatāra and Bait Maryam have one star, while Al Mandaloun is a Bib Gourmand status with Michelin – meaning good quality food, and good value cooking.…
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Travel: Dubai Lunch Eats
Dubai lunch eats – being gluten free and travelling can at times be challenging, however, in Dubai we had some amazing eats for lunch. I’ll share with you some of our favourite places. Okay, let’s check them out. Dubai Lunch Eats First up, pizza! One thing we like to do when travelling internationally is take it a little easy on our first meal. When we were in Japan we had Mexican for our first meal. It helps to not shock our system too bad, and…
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Travel: Dubai Garden Glow
The Dubai Garden Glow is a neat place if you’re looking to enjoy the outdoors in the evening. We visited on our last night and spent about 90 minutes walking, talking, and enjoying the glow garden. It’s right by the Dubai Frame, so perhaps check it out if you’re in the area. Okay, let’s check out some bright photos! Dubai Garden Glow First up, go at night, and when it’s really dark. I think they open at 5pm, and the sun sets around 4:45pm, yet…
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Travel: Dubai Miracle Gardens
The Dubai Miracle Gardens – what a stunning place to spend a morning. We visited on one of the hottest mornings and enjoyed every hot moment in the sun. The floral displays are stunning – and you have to see them with your own eyes. Some look like they’re from a Dr. Seuss book while others are massive animals – oh, and they’re a full sized plane! Be sure to bring water, since the whole place it outside, and shade isn’t plentiful. Okay, let’s check…
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Travel: Avatāra
Avatāra is a stunning Michelin star restaurant in Dubai – it’s a vegetarian Indian find dining experience. With an 18 course menu, flavours from sweet to sour, and spicy to salty, it was a highlight of our time in Dubai. Okay, let’s check out the menu, the food, and the experience! First, up, if you’re looking for an in-depth look, you can check out the Avatāra site for all the details. Okay, photo time! Avatāra The dinning room is stunning, light, and feels elegantly comfortable.…
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Travel: Dubai Frame
The Dubai Frame – it’s a newish tourist attraction that frames Old Dubai on one side and New Dubai on the other. Not only is the frame stunning from the grounds, but the view from the top is a sight to see. Okay, let’s check out some photos. Dubai Frame First, you can buy your tickets ahead of time online. It’s about 20$ Canadian and worth it. The line isn’t too long at all – it took us about 20 minutes from our arrival to…
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Travel: Etihad Museum
The Etihad Museum is a must see if you’re in Dubai. And, if you’re Canadian (like us!), then it’s extra special since it was designed by Moriyama and Teshima Architects, incredible Canadian architects. The design was a manuscript being held by seven columns. The seven columns represent the seven pens that signed the original deceleration – neat, eh? Okay, let’s checkout the inside. Etihad Museum First up, the museum will take you about an hour to 90 minutes. It was a short walk from our…
