Oman’s Ramadan evenings are a celebration of food, culture, and togetherness. Across the country, top hotels and restaurants create magical iftar experiences, combining traditional Omani and Middle Eastern dishes with international flavours and creative culinary twists. Check out this curated list of the best Iftars in Oman, the perfect guide to planning memorable Ramadan evenings.
1. Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort
High above the rugged peaks of Oman, Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort offers a Ramadan experience that feels both intimate and unforgettable. Enjoy a delicious Iftar at Al Maisan, the beautifully designed mountaintop restaurant with elegant Arabian touches. The buffet features a comforting selection of hot and cold mezze, regional favourites, and hearty main dishes, along with traditional Ramadan refreshments like laban, fresh juices, tea, and coffee.
Where: No 110, Al Jabal Al Akhdar, Nizwa 621, Oman
When: From sunset to 10:30 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 25 per person
2. Crowne Plaza OCEC
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For a refined Ramadan gathering, head to Crowne Plaza Muscat OCEC, where Mosaic Restaurant presents its special Omsiyat Ramadan evenings. The inviting ambience makes it an ideal place to come together with loved ones or colleagues to break your fast. Guests can enjoy an abundant buffet that blends classic Ramadan dishes with international favourites, all freshly prepared by the culinary team.
Where: Madinat Al Irfan, Airport Heights, Muscat 113, Oman
When: From sunset to 8:30 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 18 per person
3. Al Bustan Palace
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Al Bustan Palace, a Ritz-Carlton Hotel, offers a luxurious Ramadan experience with a variety of iftar options. Guests can enjoy a daily buffet at Al Khiran Kitchen from sunset to 10 pm, with Middle Eastern favourites and live cooking in the beautiful palace gardens. The hotel’s elegant banquet halls are also available for larger corporate or private iftars, offering curated buffet menus to enhance group celebrations.
Where: Al Bustan St, Muscat 114, Oman
When: From sunset to 8 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 27 per person
4. Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Oriental’s Iftar feels like a journey through the diverse, authentic flavours of Oman. At Rawya, guests can savour fresh Omani seafood, a selection of hot and cold mezze, live carving stations, Arabic grills, sushi, and traditional Shuwa. Sweet stations with Halwa, Rakhal Bread, and Luqaimat offer a local touch. For those seeking variety, Essenza serves artisanal pastas and Mediterranean dishes, while The Mandarin Cake Shop features tempting pastries and desserts. The evening comes alive with live Oud music, creating a festive atmosphere for sharing with family and friends.
Where: JF74+8M5, Muscat, Oman
When: From sunset to 8 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 29 per person
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5. The Backstage Restaurant
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The Backstage Restaurant is a lively and welcoming spot to enjoy Iftar with family, friends, or colleagues. During Ramadan, the restaurant is transformed into a festive space, offering a wide range of dishes from live cooking stations and decadent desserts. The Backstage in Muscat provides classic, group, and premium iftar experiences, with special rates for kids and exclusive Marriott associate deals.
Where: Aloft Muscat, Aloft hotel, Muscat, Oman
When: From sunset
Cost: Starts at OMR 12 per person
6. Chedi Muscat
The Chedi Muscat provides a peaceful and memorable iftar experience at The Chedi Lawn, set beneath a starry sky. Guests can enjoy a plentiful international buffet, live bread-making stations, a variety of refreshing mocktails and juices, and special Ramadan-inspired dishes. The gentle melodies of a live two-piece traditional music ensemble enhance the evening.
Where: The Chedi Lawn, 133 18th November St, Muscat, Oman
When: From sunset until 9 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 30 per person
7. Kempinski Hotel Muscat
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At Kempinski Hotel Muscat, Iftar is a celebration of flavours and experiences across multiple settings. At Rihla in The Kitchen, guests can enjoy a curated buffet journey through Middle Eastern and international cuisines. For a more scenic experience, Zale offers a grand coastal iftar under the stars, where guests can savour delicious dishes while taking in breathtaking views of the Gulf of Oman. Those craving regional specialities can explore Bukhara for Indian cuisine or Soi Soi for Thai delights, making Kempinski Muscat a versatile destination for an unforgettable Ramadan evening.
Where: 335 Street 6, Muscat 138, Oman
When: From sunset
Cost: Starts at OMR 15 per person
8. COYA
COYA Muscat presents a vibrant Peruvian-inspired iftar, blending Latin flavours with Ramadan traditions. Guests can dine indoors, on the air-conditioned terrace, or poolside amidst warm lighting and lush decor. Start with cold appetisers like guacamole and smoked beetroot ceviche, then move on to hot dishes such as chicken skewers and prawn gyoza. For the main course, choose between grilled Chilean sea bass, spiced chicken, or a vegetarian mushroom cazuela, served with cheese sauce and COYA chips. End with saffron pavlova and churros with chocolate and dulce de leche.
Where: St. Regis, Muscat 130, Oman
When: From sunset until 8 pm
Cost: Starts at OMR 19 per person
This selection of the best Iftars in Oman serves as an ideal guide for planning memorable, flavour-filled Ramadan evenings.
Cover Image Courtesy: Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort/ Website
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First Published: February 23, 2026 3:59 PM