In Dubai, Holi is a celebration of zest and excitement. We couldn’t celebrate for two years due to quarantines and social isolation. This year will turn to be more akin to pre-pandemic festivities. As the beautiful festival of colours arrives, we take a look at the most acceptable ways to enjoy Holi in Dubai in 2022. Enjoy the colourful Holi celebration with the most fabulous food and beverage bargains available.
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Did Anyone Shout Thandai?
Holi sounds incomplete without the chilled thandai sliding down your throat. Dhaba Lane, a comfort Punjabi restaurant, honours the heritage of Indian Dhabas. They are giving out free Thandai Shots and Gujiyas all day on March 19th.
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Mharo Rajasthan In Dubai
Thalis are a great way to have a variety of genuine flavours and delicacies on one plate. This Holi, visit Bol Gappa and soak up the Rajasthani colours. Throughout March, the iconic and eccentric Bollywood-themed restaurant is offering a Holi Special Rajasthani Thali for AED 48. Are you ready to celebrate Holi in Dubai but in Rajasthani style?
Holi In Dubai Skies
This Holi, High Note, Dubai’s iconic Pool & Sky Lounge, brings the authentic flavours of Delhi’s street food to Dubai. Their Big Fat Indian Street Food Festival is the ideal opportunity to celebrate Indian cuisine and the Hindu festival of Holi in Dubai. The event will begin on March 10th and conclude on March 19th with Holi.
Add Colours To Your Life and Dum To Your Biryani
Art of Dum has produced a Thandai just for this event, keeping with the festival’s atmosphere. On Friday, March 18th, the delivery kitchen will include a complementary Thandai with every order. So savour a broad range of scrumptious Biryanis, Kebabs, and more while sipping on a complimentary Thandai.
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Holi & Gujiya Goes Hand In Hand
Gujiya is a prominent vegetarian Rajasthani and Marwari cuisine restaurant. Holi Special Gujiya is available at Sagar Ratna for AED 75 per kg or AED 9 for each piece. This Indian sweet is synonymous with the Holi festival and is a must-try treat during the festivities. So gorge on the scrumptious festivities and celebrate Holi in Dubai.