What To Know
- Ramadan 2026 in the UAE is expected to begin on the evening of Wednesday, February 18, 2026, with the first day of fasting expected on Thursday, February 19, 2026, subject to official moon sighting confirmation by UAE authorities.
- Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on the evening of February 18, with fasting starting on February 19 in Dubai, subject to moon sighting confirmation.
- KIRA at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab is serving a Japanese Mediterranean Ramadan menu that includes Wagyu ragu gyoza and Karak brioche.
Ramadan 2026 in the UAE is expected to begin on the evening of Wednesday, February 18, 2026, with the first day of fasting expected on Thursday, February 19, 2026, subject to official moon sighting confirmation by UAE authorities.
With those dates approaching, Ramadan 2026 Dubai iftar reservations are already open at major hotels, restaurants, desert resorts, and beachfront venues.
Here is what is officially announced.
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Major Ramadan Tents and Landmark Dining
Asateer Tent at Atlantis The Palm returns for Ramadan 2026 with themed nights inspired by Arabesque, Persian, and Khaleeji traditions. The experience includes a buffet-style iftar and suhoor service until 3am with à la carte options and shisha.
Armani Pavilion at Armani Hotel Dubai offers an outdoor iftar beneath the Burj Khalifa. The Ramadan program features a curated buffet and live cooking stations in Downtown Dubai.
Mimi Mei Fair in Downtown Dubai presents a Ramadan set menu inside its Shanghai-inspired dining space. Signature dim sum and premium mains are part of its seasonal offering, along with direct Burj Khalifa views.
Contemporary and Fusion Ramadan Menus
KIRA at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab is serving a Japanese Mediterranean Ramadan menu that includes Wagyu ragu gyoza and Karak brioche.
Netsu at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira highlights its Warayaki straw-fire grilling technique during Ramadan service. The Kabuki-inspired interior remains central to the dining experience, and the menu includes desserts such as cherry blossom cheesecake.
Amelia Dubai continues its Japanese Peruvian concept during Ramadan with seafood and contemporary plates served in its signature dining room.
Desert and Beachfront Iftar Settings
Bab Al Shams at Al Hadheerah offers an open-air desert village iftar experience that includes traditional entertainment such as dancers, falconry displays, and horse performances.
Eva Beach Club on Palm West Beach has introduced a Mediterranean-style Ramadan set menu that includes pistachio katmer among its dessert selections.
Budget Friendly Ramadan Options
Aavri Hotel Deira has confirmed an iftar buffet priced at AED 55 per person for Ramadan 2026.
Rove Hotels continues its Pass It On Ramadan initiative at AED 129. Guests receive a voucher that can be gifted to someone else or donated to charity.
The Noodle House is collaborating with female-founded broth brand Máráqáh for a Ramadan menu that includes gluten-free and MSG-free dishes.
Suhoor After Hours
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Asateer Tent serves suhoor until 3am with an à la carte menu.
Nuage at Ciel Dubai Marina offers suhoor from 10pm until sunrise beneath the open sky.
Noia by the Pool at Mandarin Oriental Downtown presents a rooftop Greek-inspired suhoor menu featuring Mediterranean dishes such as zucchini fritters.
What To Know Before Booking
Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin on the evening of February 18, with fasting starting on February 19 in Dubai, subject to moon sighting confirmation.
Reservations are open at many venues. Weekend dates are booking quickly. Most iftar services are family-friendly, while certain suhoor venues may apply age policies.
Ramadan 2026 Dubai iftar planning has officially begun.
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