The 10 Best Restaurants On Palm Island, Dubai

A la Turca, found in the Rixos Resort, is an authentic Turkish buffet that serves a variety of dishes that stem from the Eastern Anatolian region. Specific delicacies such as kebabs and mezzes are key attractions at this dining spot. The smells of meats marinated in spices roasting on the grill fills the restaurant with flavor, inviting guests to come in and feast on a meal unlike any other. Live cooking stations allow visitors to get up close to the dining experience.

Set in the elegant Jumeirah Zabeel Saray, Amala is an authentic fine-dining restaurant that serves Indian and Pakistani dishes. The wide variety of options all stem from various spices and ingredients that are true to the South Asian kitchen but all have one thing in common, the impeccable plating. The warm aromas that fill the restaurant add to the exotic nature of the meal. Anything from their savoury vermicelli to their tangy biryani will leave your heart content but your stomach ready for seconds.

The secluded restaurant known as Barça Club boasts a fine location and atmosphere. The dishes here take guests on a journey through the countries of Italy, Spain, Morocco, and Greece, with boisterous flavors and colorful plates. The stylish venue sets the mood for a more intimate meal that allows the guest to form a connection with the flavors and spices and enjoy every bite. Fine cocktails are just one of the extras that make a visit to Barça Club truly top-notch.

Guests can find a perfect romantic setting at Bonfire. On the Palm Island, situated near a lagoon, Bonfire offers a cuisine unlike any other in the city, barbecue. The tender meats complimented by the Dubai city skyline make for a perfect combination. If barbecue is not your preference, take pleasure in the eclectic grilled seafood range, or just enjoy the views.

Hidden beneath the façade of a gorgeous beach villa is the restaurant known as Beluga Beach owned by the Kempinski Hotel. Situated on the hotel’s shoreline, the restaurant boasts amazing views of the marina and city skyscrapers. Make sure to take advantage of the outdoor seating on a pure white terrace complemented by only the blue sky and ocean. Italian charm is evident throughout the architecture and within the food.

Situated on a terrace and looking out over Dubai’s marina, Frevo is a Latin-American churrascaria (a place where meat is cooked on a real fire grill). All guests can begin a hefty meal with some light starters, such as soup or salad and then move onto the meticulously-cooked cuts. The concept of the restaurant is to feast until you can feast no more.

When by the beach it is only fair to kick back and enjoy some casual finger foods in between catching waves. Bidi Bondi allows guests to do exactly just that. The Australian bar is located on the Palm Jumeirah shoreline and offers a fun and crazy night. Capturing the American concept of a sports bar. Often, visitors swing by just to grab a few beers and catch a game while snacking on some grub, whether it be coleslaw or the large meat platter.