3.Le Royal Meridien Abu Dhabi, UAE
Layali el Hilmiya is a tent built especially for Ramadan, with an aim of bringing together century long traditions with the buzz of modern living, where setting of the tent in true 1001 nights style combines nicely with TV watching, table games as well as shisha smoking while oud player entertains the crowd with soft music and classical tunes.
Food on offer includes falafel, foul, fateer, and shawarma all made in front of the guests. Sweets cannot be missed either with the season’s specialties like achtaliyah, Kellaj and katayef.
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Price: From AED 40 (US $11) per person on weekdays and from AED 55 (US $15) on weekends
Iftar at L’Opera’s Ramadan buffet includes favourites from the classical soups and salads to the more elaborate rice dishes, biryanis, seafood and other Mediterranean and Arabian delightful recipes.
Ramadan sweets are another mouthwatering spread of Katayef, umm ali, Kenafa, baklawa and more.
Price: From AED 160 (US $44)per head.
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