510 verified food offers across Dubai. Set menus, business lunches and dining deals with real prices. Filter by area and cuisine. Updated 2026.
There are 510 verified food offers across Dubai, at 241 venues in 46 areas. Half sit between AED 99 and AED 200, with AED 138 the middle of the range.
252 start between noon and 4pm, which is where the set menus and business lunches sit. Palm Jumeirah has 62, DIFC has 57, Dubai Marina has 42, out of 46 areas carrying a food offer.
The 510 listed here cover set menus, business lunches, theme nights, buffets and dining deals at 241 venues. Half sit between AED 99 and AED 200, with AED 138 the middle of the range. The cheaper half is mostly weekday lunches and the top end is mostly weekend dining.
466 of the 510 price in tiers rather than a single figure, usually a food-only rate and one with drinks. Both appear on the offer page. Reading the tier matters more than reading the headline price, because that is where the difference usually is.
Palm Jumeirah has 62, DIFC has 57, Dubai Marina has 42, out of 46 areas carrying a food offer. Palm Jumeirah holds 62. Filter by area, cuisine and budget above, then compare what each price covers on the cards.
510 offers listed.
Food offers in Dubai cover a wide range of dining deals including business lunches, set menus, Sunday roasts, afternoon teas, signature weekly events and chef-curated tasting menus. They are available across all cuisines and price points, for both lunch and dinner.
Prices vary significantly. A business lunch can cost under AED 100 per person. A premium chef-curated tasting menu at a high-end venue can reach AED 1000 or more. Most food offers are priced per person for a set number of courses.
Yes. Business lunches are popular Monday to Friday. Evening food offers tend to focus more on set menus, themed nights and tasting menus. Both are well covered across the site.
Every major cuisine is represented. Italian, Japanese, Indian, Middle Eastern, British, Mediterranean, steakhouse and more. Dubai's diverse population means demand exists for every style of food and venues cater to all of it.
For most set menus and tasting menus, yes. Booking ahead is strongly recommended, particularly at popular venues and for weekend dining. Business lunches at casual spots are often walk-in friendly. Always check the venue website to confirm.
Yes. Dubai has a strong concentration of world-renowned restaurant groups and named chef venues, and the standard of food matches the reputation. The level of competition in the city means even high-end venues have to deliver consistently.