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hi. i live in turkey. i will make my first abroad trip to dubai on 18th of december. i like to know about good restaurants in which i can eat traditional food of dubai or in common middle east.in addition if u can help me about the things should be done in dubai i will appreciate it. thank you

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hi. i live in turkey. i will make my first abroad trip to dubai on 18th of december. i like to know about good restaurants in which i can eat traditional food of dubai or in common middle east.in addition if u can help me about the things should be done in dubai i will appreciate it. thank you
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There are loads of great restaurants in Dubai, so it would help if you specified which ares of town (this is a big place) and a budget.

Emirati food isn;t really available, but there are numerous Lebanese or generic Arabic places all over town. You 'll find that a lot is not very different from traditional Turkish food.

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I think Bin Eid in Deira (near the corniche) does Emirati food, but I can't vouch for this myself.

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There are loads of great restaurants in Dubai, so it would help if you specified which ares of town (this is a big place) and a budget.

Emirati food isn;t really available, but there are numerous Lebanese or generic Arabic places all over town. You 'll find that a lot is not very different from traditional Turkish food.

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we will probably stay at atlantis the palm or burj al arab hotel. we may only stay for 4 or 5 days. we will visit RAK for business too.

thank you for your help

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Either of those places have Arabic/Lebanese restaurants if you want high end. If you want the cheaper and probably more daily style version try any branch of Al Safadi or Beirut. I also like ARZ Lebanon - the nearest branches will be those in Marina or on Jumeirah Beach Road.

There are also a number of Iranian restaurants here - as well as every other type of food from around the world.

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Either of those places have Arabic/Lebanese restaurants if you want high end. If you want the cheaper and probably more daily style version try any branch of Al Safadi or Beirut. I also like ARZ Lebanon - the nearest branches will be those in Marina or on Jumeirah Beach Road.

There are also a number of Iranian restaurants here - as well as every other type of food from around the world.

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i find the telephone number of those 3 restaurants on the net so thank you very much if you have further suggestions i will love to hear them (also if you can make suggestions about what we should especially choose i assume you now traditional turkish cuisine as well)

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I'm sure they could recommend some great places - have you not thought about using their concierge service? While you're at it book their white phantom's to get you there too.

It'll be an unforgettable night....

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truly i wasn't aware of such kind of services: ) but thx

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My comment is that a concierge here will often be a little biased as there may be reasons why he recommends one restaurant in place of another and it's not just to do with the food...

Let me know the kind of food you like and I can recommend some excellent restaurants.

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My comment is that a concierge here will often be a little biased as there may be reasons why he recommends one restaurant in place of another and it's not just to do with the food...

Let me know the kind of food you like and I can recommend some excellent restaurants.

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ok indeed thats one of the things come to my mind when i read the post about concierge service. but than i tought maybe i am too suspicious and this can be good and easy way of finding what i am looking for.

it maybe better to ask someone who has no benefit about what you asked for.so i appreciate your help.

i will try to tell you about what kind of food i like. as you mention in one of your posts i like to taste traditional food but not five started version but as it is eaten in that culture . but also i like to taste that kind of food in a restaurant which is really good about it.

my personal choice i don't like food too oily. but i like spices very much and don't matter how chilli it is. i like salads and soups as well. i prefer to eat chicken instead of meat regularly but sometimes i also eat meat too but both they have to be cooked well. i like appetizers which we call it like 'meze' in turkey as you can see i like nearly everything but try to explain you the way i like : )

ah there is something i want to try but that can sound weird i want to try camel meat...

when it comes to sea cuisine we also have a saying in turkey for that which has a meaning like ' even if my father comes out of the sea i eat him '.so thats all i can mention. thank you for your help

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