The best Fusion and international cuisine restaurants United Arab Emirates

Here is a restaurant that has been able to combine cabaret style with divine Italian cuisine with a few Japanese dishes, and even flambéing at the table. On the service side, here are enthusiastic waiters and on the customer side we could see during our visit the presence of many VIPs and celebrities. The atmosphere is at the rendezvous. During the dinner and intermittently, cabaret numbers and music follow one another. Fortunately, during the breaks, it is possible to converse without breaking one's voice.

In the context of a reconstructed souk and knowing that the number one objective is to be able to get the best seats for the fountains and the Burj Khalifa, the Little Wise Guy offers you a selection of the best placed restaurants in the souk. Either on the first floor: on your right, Bice Mare (Italian marine) and the Lebanese restaurant Abdel Wahab. On the first floor, on the right, Sammach (and its fish stalls) and on the left, Meat&Co.

It's difficult to choose the terrace, even though it is open onto the seigniorial swimming pool and the waters of the Palm, when you discover a room so beautiful, shiny, as if enchanted by the silver reflections, the nuptial white! Do according to the weather and your taste of the moment, but make sure you settle in, because the moment will be memorable: the menu is created by the starred chef Yannick Allieno. Let's set off on a trip to Asia, the Arab world and the shores of the Mediterranean. For dessert, you can choose between smoothies, milkshakes and fresh desserts.

In the most fashionable artistic and commercial complex of the square, with its canal, its abrasions and its Ferris wheel, there are several cafés and restaurants where you can play "leapfrog", from the French Gérard to the Italian Mangiare, from the oriental Shababeek to the Indian Biryani Box. And many others, like the delicious Fish Corner, with pleasant terraces. Very good spot for lunch, and for dinner not far from the luminous fountains.

The Yas Links golf clubhouse, whose architecture is inspired by southern Spain, is a great option for lunch on the grass in a quiet environment away from the shopping mall and amusement park. Yas Links was designed by Kyle Phillips and is considered a challenging course, if you're so inclined as to put on your spikes. Breakfast is served until 11 a.m. and their egg specialties are delicious, such as omelettes and scrambled eggs. Casual, but chic all the same. The service is charming.

Vintage motorcycles, biker pants and jackets, bandanas and helmets welcome you in this café, a real haunt of spooks and young Emiratis. In this warm and friendly place, you can have a coffee or lunch in Chesterfield sofas, next to the motorcycle maintenance and creation workshop, a simple window separates you. A wrought iron staircase leads you to the first floor with foosball tables and a library, a stone's throw from the industrial district of Al Quoz and Alserkal.

Overlooking the Creek, this is a refuge between land and water, a stone's throw from the golf course whose futuristic clubhouse adorns the AED 20 bills. Several restaurants of different styles offer a variety of culinary experiences in a wide range of prices. Boardwalk offers Mediterranean cuisine, Casa de Tapas offers a youthful atmosphere, Lakeview a sublime terrace, Jones the Grocer a menu of trendy Italian bistro dishes, and Qd's a shisha lounge in a lounge atmosphere.

A restaurant by the sea and the pool, perfect for admiring a sunset over the water. The pavilions of this establishment seem to float like a mirage of the desert as a nod to the hotel's name. After a walk through the gardens and a detour to the nearby beach, you will find yourself at the oxygenating table with Zen Asian dishes such as the atmosphere of this floating majlis (wok dishes, curry of prawns and numerous vegetarian plates). A little marvel of visual and gustatory balance for a peaceful meal.

This South African restaurant chain, which has ten stores in the country, opened in August 2017 in the turtle lagoon of the Al Naseem Hotel. The arm-length menu offers a variety of world cuisine classics, from vol au vent to lobster, chicken with peri-peri sauce and a large seafood platter, as well as large hamburgers and detox salads. As for the decoration, everything has been imported from South Africa, for a subtle, warm and sophisticated result. A concept store right next door is well worth a visit. The restaurant is also a bar.

The Dubai International Financial Centre, a nest of banks and investment companies, also presents a different, more festive, gourmet face, in a highly successful New York-style setting. Good value addresses include Cafée Bateel, Au Bon Pain, Caffé Nero, Al Mandaloun (hookahs), Yo Sushi and its electric train, More and Starbucks. The best time to go is at lunchtime, so you can admire the surrounding towers at the same time: a lovely stroll along the tempo City, neck-and-neck at lunchtime with traders in striped suits.

Vis-a-vis a superb golf course, in the walls of this highly tempting hotel, you will benefit upstairs from a contemporary room or, better, terrace open on the manicured meadow, for some fresh oysters and of the dishes of the grill room. The half-open cuisine makes it possible to see the dishes during their preparation. Important clientele put well the weekend but calmer in week in this green Eden resting, at 10 minutes of Zayed Road. Chance of buller in beautiful the lounge just beside the restaurant.

"That's Life" in English! Let the restaurant live up to its name: since it opened, everyone is flocking there. Expect three things: chic and trendy people, an exceptional view of the Burj Khalifa and contemporary Asian cuisine led by Chef Howard Ko. Depending on the time of day, there are different atmospheres: Zen-attitude at noon, wild and electric in the evening. The brunch is also a great idea. You can also go there for a drink and to dance until very late at the Sky Bar.