Emirates Grand Hotel, the 50-storey tall tower located in the heart of Dubai’s business and commercial district, will host special iftar and sohour cuisines during the upcoming Ramadan.

The special sohour set menu will run from 3 am to 5 am, while breaking the fast will feature selected Arabic cuisine each evening at the hotel’s Panorama Restaurant located on 43rd floor.

The iftar buffet will cost Dh95 ($25.8) per person with entertainment from an oud player. Ten guests who will visit for iftar will pay for only eight persons, a statement said.

Guests will be offered a selection of hot and cold Arabic mezzeh including dips, olives, pickles and breads as appetizers, as well as traditional Arabic charcoal grilled meat selections including shish taouk, shawarma, kofta and mixed-grilled meat in various marinades as well as chefs' lamb roast marinated with secret recipes available daily, the statement added.

“Families and friends usually gather to break the fast together preferably at a convenient venue. Our location is perfect for families to come and enjoy Iftar and Sohour during Ramadan. With our specially selected cuisine for the occasion, we guarantee a truly enjoyable and memorable Ramadan for our valued guests,” said Eyad Hamed, resident manager, Emirates Grand Hotel.

Special Ramadan packages are on offer for corporate clients and large groups, he added. – TradeArabia News Service