Dubai Food Festival is set to return this month

This year's edition of the Dubai Food Festival will see more than 50 of the city’s most popular restaurants offer set menus priced from Dhs125 per person.

The food festival celebrates and highlights food of all kinds from fine dining establishments to street food and even hidden gems.

Running from Friday April 26 to Sunday May 12, you don’t just get a week of amazing dining deals, but a whole 17 days of it.

Dubai Restaurant Week will feature both fine dining spots, casual local concepts and some lesser-known hidden gems. Participating venues will present two-course lunch menus at Dhs125 and/or three-course dinners at Dhs250 per person, giving you the chance to explore new restaurants and rediscover old favourites.

For pocket-friendly eats, a number of restaurants at past festivals served up their signature bites for just Dhs10 per plate.

Here is the full list of the Dubai Restaurant Week participating outlets:

• 21Grams
• Accents Restaurant and Terrace
• Al Khaima
• Al Mandaloun
• Al Nafoorah
• Arabian Tea House
• Babushka Modern Grandma’s Cuisine
• Bastion
• Boca
• Bombay Borough
• Brasserie Boulud
• Bull & Bear
• Bushra by Buddha Bar
• Bytes Restaurant
• Cargo
• Carna By Dario Cecchini
• Carnival By Trèsind
• Couqley French Restaurant
• Fi’lia Dubai
• French Riviera
• Hillhouse Brasserie
• Hoe Lee Kow
• Hoi An
• Ibn AlBahr
• India Palace Restaurant
• Indya by Vineet
• Jaleo by José Andrés
• Jun’s
• KATA
• Kayto
• Laguna Beach Taverna & Lounge
• Le Bistro by Salmontini
• LOWE
• Maison Mathis
• Matagi
• Maya by Chef Richard Sandoval
• Mina Brasserie
• monno restaurant Dubai
• Nightjar City Walk
• Rare
• Reform Social & Grill
• Reif Japanese Kushiyaki
• Rhodes W1
• Rockfish
• ROKA
• Shamiana
• Shang Palace
• Somewhere Galleria
• Sumosan
• Tan Cha
• TABU
• Taiko
• The Artisan
• The Crossing
• The Hide Restaurant
• Tomo
• Torno Subito
• Toro Toro
• UCHI
• Zheng He’s