Marsa Boulevard: With 13+ Restaurants, This New Waterfront Foodie Haven In Dubai Is Set To Be A Local Favourite!

Dubai never lets us go hungry, literally. If we attempted to try every restaurant in this city, we’d need years (and an extra stomach). But for those who love the thrill of discovering a new dining hotspot, Marsa Boulevard is the latest must-visit destination. Perched along the stunning Dubai Creek, this seasonal waterfront gem is a paradise for food lovers and culture seekers.

Marsa Boulevard, A Feast For The Senses

 

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Marsa Boulevard isn’t just another food court with a fancy name. This vibrant foodie haven offers a carefully curated mix of homegrown brands, innovative food concepts, and talented chefs flexing their creative muscles. Think of it as the Avengers of Dubai’s dining scene, only with more flavour and less CGI.

Here’s where your taste buds will want to check in:

• The Good Life – Where fresh, organic, and delicious meet for guilt-free indulgence.
• Comptoir 102 – A trendy mix of concept store and café, bringing Parisian charm to Dubai Creek.
• Chef Nouel Catis – Expect bold flavours and artistic plating from this culinary mastermind.
• Reif Japanese Kushiyaki – If you haven’t tried Reif Othman’s take on Japanese street food, are you even a foodie?
• Home Bakery – A dessert lover’s paradise, serving up cookies that could solve world problems.
• SLAB – A hidden gem with a constantly evolving menu and dishes packed with personality.
• BLU – This chic dining spot combines stunning aesthetics with equally stunning flavours.
• Maison Matcha – Your go-to for all things matcha, from lattes to desserts.
• The Grove – A Mediterranean-inspired spot that makes you feel like you’re on a Grecian getaway.
• Mara Lounge – Trendy vibes, global fusion dishes, and a killer playlist.
• TRIO – A culinary journey of three distinct cuisines under one stylish roof.
• Haret Jdoudna – Bringing Jordanian street food to the heart of Dubai.
• Lost in Tokyo – Expect neon-lit aesthetics and Japanese comfort food that’ll transport you straight to Shibuya.

More Than Just Food

 

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Marsa Boulevard doesn’t stop at feeding your belly, it also feeds your soul. The space features fashion pop-ups, immersive art installations, live performances, and workshops that change regularly. So, while you wait for your dessert (or second round of sushi), you can browse some exclusive pieces, catch a live painting session, or even take part in a hands-on creative experience. Who knew dining could be this interactive?

Also Read: 8 Restaurants To Visit When Staying At Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Dubai 

The Clock Is Ticking

 

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Here’s the catch: Marsa Boulevard won’t be around forever. Since it’s a seasonal experience, you have only until mid-May to soak it all in. Doors open daily from 4 pm, with weekdays running until midnight and weekends stretching to 1 am. Planning a visit during Ramadan? Expect special iftar and suhoor menus, along with adjusted hours.

So, don’t wait for too long to tick this off your foodie bucket list. Get to Marsa Boulevard now and eat like there’s no tomorrow (because, well, there might not be if you miss it).

Where: Marsa Boulevard, near Dubai Festival City Mall, Dubai
When: Open daily until mid-May, weekdays 4 pm – 12 am, weekends 4 pm – 1 am
Cost: Varies by restaurant

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