Here's what to expect at Style of Dubai 2020

Part of Dubai Meals Festival, Taste of Dubai will go back to the Media Metropolis Amphitheatre from Thursday to Saturday, March 12 to 14. Also returning are sample-size meals at subsidised rates from 20 UAE eating places, a bevy of native and overseas chefs, and live entertainment.

Pursuing chef Gary Rhodes’s death found in November, Rhodes W1 might continue traditions and dish up a good menu for Flavour of Dubai this season.

 

The culinary line-up also contains restaurants such as La Tablita, Bebemos, Sukhothai, Casa Mia, UBK, Mr Taco, Indego by Vineet, and Al Hadheerah.

 

Participating chefs confirmed as of this moment are Michelin-lauded Vineet Bhatia, Nick Alvis and Scott Price tag; South Africa’s “Giggling Gourmet” Jenny Morris, Spice Prince Reza Mahammad and the youngest Emirati chef Ayesha Al Obeidli.

But it’s not all considerably more of the same this year, as Taste of Dubai gears up to launch the largest outdoor ladies nighttime in the UAE. This includes free entry for females on the opening nights Thursday, March 12, plus two free drinks.

Also new this year is a BBQ Steak-Out segment, hosted simply by Egyptian masterchef Tarek Ibrahim, Syrian TV chef Mohammad Orfali and founder of Mattar Farm Kitchen Hattem Mattar. The trio will talk about their top barbecue suggestions and oversee a live task: visitors can check their skills during 30-minute high-voltage grilling periods on Weber Pulse sensible grills, using premium halal Australian beef or lamb.

 

Finally, Dh55 standard tickets and Dh120 VIP tickets apart, this year Taste of Dubai will offer you the best Taste Experience ticket for Dh199, which include four food and four drink vouchers.