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With the taste of Authentic Emirati Cuisine, Al Fanar Restaurant & Cafe will revive the memories of Dubai

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A restaurant known for its iconic showcasing of UAE Bedouin culture and authentic Emirati cuisine has opened its first European branch.  Located in London, Al-Fanar restaurant and cafe is aiming to “revive the memories of Dubai when it was a small town on the shore of the Arabian Gulf”. With five branches in UAE and one in the capital of Saudi Arabia, they’ve opened in the plush suburb of Kensington’s Gloucester Road.  With sufficient seating in beautifully decorated surroundings that capture the intricate architectural features of the region, Al-Fanar offers an extensive menu of exciting dishes.  Despite opening at noon, there’s breakfast items which revolves around what you’ll find in the UAE with breads like kaqaq, Khameer, and Chehab, served with cheese, date syrup or eggs. There’s also the influence of the regions sizeable migrant work force, with Keema – minced beef with peas served with paratha, and Laham Nashef – a mutton curry dish. In addition, ther
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Al Fanar Restaurant and Café Now Open At Town Center, Jumeirah

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The latest branch of Al Fanar Restaurant and Café has just been launched at Town Center in Jumeirah. The hugely popular Emirati restaurant first began operation at Dubai Festival City Mall followed by its second outlet in Ritz Carlton Abu Dhabi. Al Fanar Restaurant and Caféhas successfully established itself as the UAE’s first and only restaurant offering traditional Emirati cuisine in a themed rustic setting. Hashem Al Marzouqi, Principal, Al Fanar Restaurant and Café, said, “Our motivation withAl Fanar Restaurant and Café is to put the national identity of the UAE on a plate combining the most authentic flavours with our glorious heritage and culture. Inspired from Dubai’s various facets in 1960s, it offers diners a unique experience recreated from the age-old traditions of a Bedouin way of life. Reviving memories of Dubai as a small town on the shores of the Arabian Gulf, every corner has a story to tell at each of our restaurants. Here, along with glimpses of a bygone era we
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