Celebrate this Ramadan under the stars with a traditional Arabic feast

This Ramadan, reconnect with loved ones over a delectable Iftar under the stars.From mandi-cooked lamb, traditional favorites flavored with hand-roasted spices, to tagine cooked in authentic clay cookware, enjoy nine food stations highlighting the best of Middle Eastern cuisine.

22 March to 20 April 2023 (dependent on the sighting of the moon)

Iftar from sunset to 9pm

Buffet at AED 265 per person, inclusive of Ramadan juices and water.

Alcoholic beverages will not be available throughout Ramadan at Amaseena. 
Children below five years of age dine with our compliments, while 5 - 12 year olds dine at 50% off.

This Ramadan, reconnect with loved ones over a delectable Suhour under the stars From mandi-cooked lamb, traditional favorites flavored with hand-roasted spices, to tagine cooked in authentic clay cookware, enjoy nine food stations highlighting the best of Middle Eastern cuisine.

22 March to 20 April 2023 (dependent on the sighting of the moon)

A la carte dishes starting at AED 35

Suhour takes place from 10pm to 12:30am (last order at 12am) Friday to Sunday

Hubbly Bubbly available for Suhour, alcoholic beverages will not be available throughout Ramadan at Amaseena.
Kids below the age of 18 are not permitted for Suhour.

Ladies and Gentlemen can evoke the blessings of family traditions as the chefs at The Ritz-Carlton, Dubai prepare a magnificent spread for the family at home. Guests can order and collect a lavish Iftar or Suhour spread with a choice of three tiers, including favourites from the Middle Eastern region.

Date: 22 March to 20 April 2023 (dependent on the sighting of the moon) 

Time:  Takeaway boxes can be collected from The Lobby Lounge from 2 pm to 6 pm

Price: All boxes serve up to four and order must be placed 48 hours in advance. 

AED 685 for the Bronze box inclusive of dates and dry fruits, Ramadan juices, cold mezzah, hot mezzah, chicken vermicelli soup, four main course options and three desserts.  

AED 900 for the Silver box inclusive of  dates and dry fruits, Ramadan juices, 15 types of hot and cold mezzah, choice of one soup, five main courses such as Arabic mixed grill, barramundi, vegetable salona and steamed rice, selection of baklava, and four more desserts.

AED 1,350 for the Gold box including dates, dry fruit, Ramadan juices, 17 types of hot and cold mezzah, two soups, seafood and meat mixed grill featuring lobster, prawns, salmon and lamb chops, Emirati lamb hares and seven dessert specialties.