Dubai, UAE – : Revier Hotel Dubai is pleased to announce its special Ramadan Iftar at Alphorn Restaurant, featuring a mouth-watering a la carte menu and a buffet for large groups of more than 20 adult guests. The restaurant offers a unique and luxurious setting, featuring Swiss wooden interiors, impeccable service, and delicious cuisine that guarantees an unbeatable experience.
The Iftar a la carte menu is an exquisite array of traditional Arabic dishes that include a mix of hot and cold mezzeh, soup, main course, and dessert. The menu offers some of the most popular and flavorful dishes such as Arabic mix grill, lamb biryani, butter chicken, and spaghetti pomodori. For dessert, guests can indulge in a selection of sweet delights, including dates pudding, traditional Umm Ali, and seasonal cut fruits.
For large groups, above 20 adult guests, the break-your-fast corner buffet is the perfect option. Guests can choose from two Ramadan menus priced at AED 125 and AED 150 per person, respectively. The menus include a variety of dishes that cater to all taste buds, including Arabic mix grill, vegetable saloona, grilled fish with saffron cream, lamb tagine with apricot and cinnamon, and much more.
The Ramadan buffet also includes a beverage station that offers mint lemonade, laban, and Jallab. Guests can also enjoy a salad bar, bread display, soup, appetizers, mains, sweet temptation, and hot dishes.
All the menus are complemented by a selection of beverages, including Mint Lemonade, Laban, Dates, and Jallab. Water, tea, and brew coffee are also included.
The Ramadan Iftar at Alphorn Restaurant is available from 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm. A special kids menu will be available for children from 6 to 11 years old. Children under 6 years old are complimentary.
Revier Hotel Dubai is known for its statement of luxury, simplicity, and style. The hotel boasts a spectacular location in Business Bay, with close proximity to Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa. It is also a tech-savvy Swiss hotel that keeps attention to detail, including its famous cow in the lobby to welcome guests.