
5 hours
From Dubai: Private Dinner in the Dunes in Mleiha
Experience the magic of the Arabian desert on a private dinner safari to Mleiha.
Tawa Gluten-Free Eatery is a gluten-free spot in Difc, Dubai.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: It sits in a food court, so grab a tray and find seating among Gate Avenue's shared tables outside.

5 hours
Experience the magic of the Arabian desert on a private dinner safari to Mleiha.

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TipNon-residents can walk in; ask for beach-facing seating on the resort's shaded terrace.
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TipThe retail counter at the front sells gluten-free groceries if the wait for a table runs long.
Chef Sakagami runs this Wasl Vita Mall restaurant on halal ingredients, cooking traditional Japanese food with no pork or alcohol and produce from Japan.
TipThe kitchen closes between lunch and dinner, so check the two seatings before planning a visit.
The Palm Jumeirah branch of the American chain grinds halal-certified beef fresh for its burgers and hot dogs, with hand-cut fries served all day long.
TipAll 15 toppings are free; ask staff to list them if the counter menu feels rushed.
Eataly's JBR outpost runs entirely on halal meat and cold cuts, an exception among the chain's global stores, alongside wood-fired pizza and gelato.
TipThe market side sells the same halal cured meats and cheeses used in the kitchen, worth a browse after eating.
A kosher restaurant on the Sofitel's 31st floor with a skyline view, serving Israeli salads, tuna cigars and bassar hummus under Mehadrin supervision.
TipAsk for a window table when booking for the skyline view.