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Meats & Cuts Launches New DIY Burger Box Delivery Perfect For Desert BBQs And Backyard Gatherings!

Meats & Cuts, the new upscale, gourmet butchery located at The Pavilion, Jumeirah Park, has officially launched the ultimate, chef-approved, do it yourself (DIY) burger box, perfect for Dubai’s good weather season. Whether it’s to enjoy around a campfire in the desert or over a family backyard gathering, the new burger box provides the recipe for tangible success. 

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Enjoy A Levantine Culinary Cruise At Timo Restaurant

Bring a vibrant start to your weekend with a fresh Levantine experience at Timo Restaurant located in Al Jaddaf Rotana Suite Hotel. Kick off the culinary journey with starters such as hummus, spinach kibbeh, tabbouleh, mutabal. Keep the flavours going with delicious dishes including Sumac fried shrimp, spicy lamb soujouk, falafel, manakesh, lamb kofta, lamb tikka, shish tawook, etc. Bring a sweet note to your evening with Umm Ali, Fruits and a fine selection of house desserts. Complementing the refreshing dining experience is the lively music that brings bliss to all your evenings.

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Kick-Start The New Year By Exploring Kojaki’s Temping Weekly Dining Offers

A new year, means new opportunities to explore new dishes and cuisines. Explore the rich delectable dishes and authentic Korean cuisine at Kojaki, located at the Opportunity District at Expo 2020.  The popular Korean restaurant offer an exciting line-up of activations and gripping offers for guests to enjoy on a weekly basis. The social-dining concept that encapsulates the energy of Korea, greats the New Year with open arms having a deal fit for everyone.

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Café Beirut Brings Lebanon’s Golden Age To Dubai

Management announce the opening of their homegrown brand, Café Beirut, also known as Kahwet Beirut in Al Murooj Complex Downtown in January 2022. A stunning view of the Burj Khalifa can be enjoyed from the beautiful outside garden area, while a huge indoor area is enhanced by a traditional ceramic water fountain and an olive tree, evocative of the 1950s, the golden age of Beirut. It is a tribute to an age gone by when the city teemed with life and culture.Black and white Beirut portraits of the era are hung on the round see-through domed ceiling which also allows the sun’s rays to flow into the main room and offers relaxing outdoors views.

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