The ‘Festival of Lights’ is a very present part of Dubai life due to the large Indian expat population. Don’t be surprised if your Indian neighbours light up their house over the next two weeks or even have a small firecracker and fireworks display in the garden!
Want to participate in the festivities? Here are the Dubai Diwali events for 2012!
Happy Diwali to all!
Jumeirah Zabeel Saray
Venue: Amala
Dates: 1 November – 14 November 2012
Price: AED 285 per person for A La Carte unlimited selection
For reservations: +971 4 453 0444 email: JZSRestaurants@jumeirah.com
Enjoy a sumptuous selection of Diwali-inspired dishes and a tempting array of Indian sweets while listening to the beats of traditional live Indian music.
Movenpick Bur Dubai
Venue: Chutney’s
Date: 13 November
Reservations: +971 4 310 4340, email: chunteys.burdubai@moevenpick.com.
Chef Haseeb has prepared a special Diwali Thali menu that covers the vegetarian and non-vegetarian eclectic mix of traditional as well as innovative delicacies from the Northwest Frontier of India. Diners can experience the finest selection of appetizers, main courses and desserts.
Celebrate the Diwali Festival with your family and friends in Chutneys restaurant for only AED 140 for food only for lunch from 12 noon to 3.00 pm and dinner from 7.00 pm to 11.15 pm.
Le Meriden Airport Hotel
Venue: Mahec
Celebrate the festival of lights at Mahec with tongue-tingling Indian delicacies.
Dates: 13th to 15th November 2012
Reservations: +971 4 702 2455
Succulent Reshmi Kebabs, Galawati Kebabs and Chettinad Curry, complemented with the most desired desserts – Gajar ka Halwa and Kala Jamun. The feast will include many more festive specialties.
Dhs 129 nett per person – Vegetarian
Dhs 149 nett per person – Non Vegetarian
Diwali Rocks Dubai
5 hour musical extravaganza, bringing together some of the best Bollywood and Asian artists from across the globe to Dubai!
Tickets are from only AED 95 to see a 5* line up of: Mike Singh, Imran Khan, RDB, Hard Kaur & Ash King
The ‘Festival of Lights’ is a very present part of Dubai life due to the large Indian expat population. Don’t be surprised if your Indian neighbours light up their house over the next two weeks or even have a small firecracker and fireworks display in the garden!
