Homesick this Ramadan? Street food begins at Dh1 at this Dubai festival

Homesick this Ramadan? Street food begins at Dh1 at this Dubai festival

This entire area has embraced colourful lights, from buildings and streets to cafés and restaurants – everything is illuminated

Published: Sat 8 Apr 2023, 7:03 AM Last updated: Sat 8 Apr 2023, 7:38 AM

Looking to indulge in some delicious street food? From savoury kebabs to sweet treats, indulge in the delicacies at some of the Dubai's finest hidden gems.

This new food festival is an open invitation to gourmands to try out some new flavours that celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Dubai.

On until April 9, these 55 restaurants in Karama's Sheikh Hamdan Colony offer a set menu and meal deals for Iftar and Suhoor.

The entire locality has embraced colourful Ramadan lights, from buildings and streets to cafés and restaurants – everything is illuminated.

Thousands of residents' flock to indulge in the authentic street food in Dubai. Families and groups of bachelors from various nationalities are seen tasting authentic Indian street food. For those who would like to have this for suhoor – restaurants here are open until 4am.

One among many residents who have been visiting for the last three days is Swedish National Hugo and Alice. “We have stayed in India for about six months. This place has completely adopted a