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. It’s not given out a lot, either. Also, Bait Maryam is on MENA’s (Middle East and North Africa’s) 50 Best Restaurants list, cool, eh?!

Lastly, I do share a few photos from Avatāra here, yet don’t forget I did a full post on this fine dining 18 course restaurant.

Up first, the best Lebanese food I’ve ever had.

This place was quiet, in the financial district, and a little hard to find since it’s tucked away in a sky scrapper – oh, and maps don’t really work that well in between concrete buildings. Once we found it, though, it was so worth it. We had chicken and hummus, falafel, and hendbeh – so good!

On our second night we splurged and headed to Avatāra and I’m so happy we did. We enjoyed a few hours of food, drinks, and entertainment since we had seats right up front to watch the pass. Not real entertainment like dancing or a show, but we got to see the inner workings of the expo line – so cool!

On our last night in Dubai we had dinner at Bait Maryam. It was good, yet I was a bit mislead when I reached out about being gluten free. I didn’t have as many choices as I thought I’d have – this put a little damper on the dinner, however, it was still so good. Fresh, tasty, and the atmosphere was awesome. We sat outside on the patio overlooking the walks.