Asateer tent returns to Atlantis, The Palm for Ramadan 2026

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Asateer tent at Atlantis, The Palm

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Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai is set to bring back its Asateer Tent for Ramadan, hosting nightly iftar and suhoor experiences throughout the Holy Month.

Featuring waterfront dining with views of Dubai’s skyline, the tent blends traditional Arabian designs with contemporary interiors and subdued lighting. For 2026, the venue can accommodate up to 1,730 guests per night across three areas: the Asateer Garden, the outdoor Asateer Terrace and a selection of majlises suited to group and private bookings.

Iftar service will begin at sunset with dates and water, followed by an extensive buffet curated by Chef Ali El Bourji, Culinary Director at Atlantis Dubai. The lineup will focus on classic and speciality dishes, including charcoal-grilled kebbeh sajieh, made with seasoned minced meat and bulgur, and seafood paella, cooked with saffron rice and seafood broth. Dining will also be accompanied by live traditional Arabic music throughout the evening.

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Buffet at Asateer tent in Atlantis, The Palm

Live cooking stations form a core part of the experience, with a spit-roasted whole lamb carved to order and a tandoor station serving freshly baked breads. Additional offerings include a Fatteh and Foul Royal Bar, offering smoked eggplant and mini kebbeh, alongside an oven-baked manakish selection topped with spiced lamb, za’atar and akkwai cheese.

Throughout Ramadan, Asateer will host rotating themed nights, featuring Arabesque, Persian, Khaleeji and traditional evenings that highlight different regional cuisines.

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Following iftar, suhoor will run from 10pm to 3am with an à la carte menu covering cold and hot mezzeh, manakish, soups, meats and seafood, plus traditional Ramadan desserts and beverages. The schedule also includes live oud performances and singers into the late evening.

Prices for both experiences are as follows.

Iftar

Time: Sunset to 8:30pm; Last reservation taken at 4:30pm

Prices: For buffets, AED295 (US$80) from Monday to Thursday; AED325 (US$90) from Friday to Saturday, inclusive of water and Ramadan juices.

For the iftar family-style menu, AED495 (US$135) per person for minimum of six and maximum of 50 guests.

For a set menu, AED285 (US$75) per person on weekdays and AED310 (US$85) on weekends for group bookings with 20 or more guests.

Children aged 4 to 11 are charged 50% of adult price; Early bird offers for group bookings until 31 January 2026.

Suhoor

Time: À la carte menu available from 10pm to 3am, with last orders at 2:30am

Prices: Minimum spend AED160 (US$45) per person; Early bird group bookings are available until 31 January 2026, valid for the first seven days of Ramadan at AED235 (US$65) per person; Pregnant guests and children under the age of 18 are not permitted.

VIP majlis and booths

Prices: For dining tables, AED160 per person minimum spend; For booths, AED1,500 (US$400) with a maximum seven guests; For VIP Majlis, AED3,000 (US$815) for up to 10-12 guests; For outdoor lounge AED2,500 (US$680) for five to eight guests; For outdoor VIP Majlis AED4,200 (US$1145) for 10 to 14 guests; For royal majlis, AED12,000 (AED325) for up to 15 to 20 guests.

Dress code: Smart casual, with long trousers and sleeved tops required.

For more information, visit atlantis.com/atlantis-ramadan