Girls' Talk for the month of December is all about revisiting the places where we enjoyed to dine, date, have fun, or where you spent a fabulous vacation. I think this is very timely as it will give me a chance to wrap up our Best of 2010.
I am also writing this for the people planning to visit Dubai. All GT posts will be divided in three: Budget, Mid- Range, and Luxury.
Here my dear readers are the places I enjoy and recommend to dine.
Budget: Under 50 AED for 2
1. Taza (Branch in Rigga and Al Satwa)
**They serve the best fried chicken in the whole wide world. It's juicy, crispy, tasty. Hubby and I are never fond of fried chicken but that all change when we visited Taza. The food chain is originally from Saudi Arabia.
2. Tipanan/Tagpuan (Branch in Rigga and Al Karama)
**They are the unbeatable Filipino restaurant in Dubai. Although they do not serve pork, their Bulalo Steak and Beef Asado makes up for it.
3. Picnic Restaurant (Al Satwa); WideRange Restaurant (Al Karama)
**They have the tastiest shawarma in town!
4. Jabal Al Noor (Al Dhiyafa)
**Is where you can get a good introduction to Biryani and Grilled Lamb chops
Mid Range: 200AED for 2
Any visitor to the city should experience what they call The Dubai Friday Brunch. This is where posh hotel restaurants open their doors to lavish intercontinental buffet including unlimited alcoholic drinks that even the most glutunous person would beg for the food to stop coming. But since this is done by almost all starred restaurants, I will choose which has the most unique ambiance
1. Planet Hollywood
**If you are a movie fan, this is the best place to visit. You can take time off from the sumptuous buffet and browse on the movie memorabilia around the place. There are entertainment for kids and they are served a different buffet as well.
2.Sezzam, Kempinski Hotel, Mall of The Emirates
**Whether you come to experience Dubai indoor-ski, or just content to watch from afar, Sezzam will give you a good view.
Luxury: 800+AED for 2
1. Al Muntaha
**For reasons that you can get inside the world's only 7-star hotel and get a good view of Dubai's skyline and the iconic man-made islands. Food as well is superb thanks to their multi-awarded Chef.
2. Farriers
**It is located in Jumeirah The Meydan and the best place to watch out for Sheikhs coming for their afternoon tea. You will have a view of the racecourse where world millionaires run their horses (and yes a huge probability to see the horses from the Ruler of Dubai's stable). Moreover, the hotel is included in the filming of Tom Cruise's Mission Impossible IV. Need I say more? ((^_^))
Al Muntaha, Burj Al Arab |
An entry for
9 sweets for Kero:
wow sosyal, dining in at Al Muntaha! =) ako mukhang imposibleng makakain dyan. the shawarma looks heavely, sis.
by the way, thanks for the visit.
wooo!!! pag punta ako dyan sa Dubai Sis!! treat mo ako dyan huh!!! I would love if it is for free, nyahaha!!!
Happy GT ^_^
I always love your food trips!
my Girls Talk post
bongga nmn ng mga food also the place... super like sis ;-)
Hmm... ang budget ko, under 50AED lang. hihi. Pero okay na rin ako sa Mid range kapag libre. Nyahaha!!! Kuripot talaga... hindi ko na maitago.
Kapag maswerteng makapunta ako dyan sa Dubai, eh dadaanan ko yang sabi mong pinagshootingan ni Tom Cruise ng movie. =)
Happy GT Thursday po! Here's my link. Sana makadalaw ka rin.
http://neneleah30.blogspot.com/2010/12/dining-out-on-gt.html
hmm, haven't tried al muntaha- next time there's a special occasion i'll ask darly to try it out. Sarap din shawarma ng al farooj, just tried it recently and sarap ng garlic sauce niya.
Have a great weekend.
here's my entry: http://ilovedarly.com/2010/12/gt-the-where
Nakakatuwas naman at may Authentic Filipino resto jan.:)
hmmm.. COOL place!
if, in the off-chance that i will be able to go to dubai, i will definitely go eat at taza! me and hubby are chicken people!
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