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Dining Dubai Mall

Dubai Mall has the largest number of food and beverage offers I have ever seen so far. According to their site, there will be over 150 outlets from fine dining to casual eateries offering a wide range of tastes to suit all shoppers. During my visit I managed to have late lunch at the futuristic looking Restaurant called Switch, the first restaurant in the UAE designed by Karim Rashid, one of the most prolific industrial designers of his generation. The ambiance looked stunning, and the food? It was OK... nothing to go crazy about.

That's the outside of Switch.. I liked the contemporary looking chairs
Shakespeare & Co is another cafe that caught my attention. I haven't tried it though but the place looked interesting. Their interior is a mix of Victorian style and a traditional English tea room with a modern spin.

London's Joe' Cafe

New York's Alison Nelson's Chocolate Bar offers cutting-edge gourmet chocolates

Armani Cafe needs no introduction..

Comments

Anonymous said…
greetings from lebanon , I just want to say that eventhough I'm spending my summer holiday I just can't get enough of your web site .I liked the new look ;) keep up the good work !
nosa said…
the places to dine in r endless~ i truly love that mall!

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