Shangri-La Dubai Invites You to a Turkish-inspired Ramadan Experience
From hot and cold mezze to flavourful mains and irresistible Turkish desserts, patrons can indulge in a delectable buffet-style feast at Hilal Ramadan on the Level 4 Rooftop, from sunset onwards, priced at AED 265 per person. The culinary journey promises to explore diverse flavours originating from different regions of Türkiye, ensuring a delightful and varied dining experience. Live stations and entertainment will add to the excitement during Iftars.
This year, Shangri-La Dubai is thrilled to partner with Mussel Point, a renowned Turkish mussel provider, to enhance the authentic Turkish Iftar and Suhoor experience. With Mussel Point's high-quality, freshly prepared Turkish-style mussels, they aim to bring an extra layer of flavour and authenticity to their Ramadan offerings.
Furthermore, guests can savour an unforgettable private Iftar or Suhoor event while admiring the city's skyline and iconic skyscrapers like the Burj Khalifa from our Level 42 terrace. Private dining packages start from AED 850 per person. For inquiries about private Iftar and Suhoor events, please contact +971 4 405 2889 or email events.sldb@shangri-la.com.
Ramadan Offers at a Glance:
Hilal Ramadan Iftar & Suhoor Buffet:
Time: Daily from sunsetPrice: AED 265 per person inclusive of soft beverages
Child rate: 0-6 dine free, 50% off from7-12 years
Enjoy 30% discount during the first week of Ramadan
Groups of over 15 pax can enjoy 20% discount throughout the month of Ramadan
Level 42 Private Iftar:Time: Daily from sunset
Price: Packages start from AED 850 per person
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