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DUBAI FOOD FESTIVAL

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Hidden Gems

Undiscover­ed culinary hotspots that offer valuefor-money dining options in the city were found through an online voting process that allowed the public to pick their choices. The restaurant­s are set to offer a one-day only special deal, where diners can enjoy a two-course meal for Dh25. Today, That Place Cafe in Jumeirah will be offering the deal. Tomorrow, Ayubowan JLT followed by Wok and Roll, Al Barsha on Wednesday. Until March 8. + dubaihidde­ngems. com

Biryani Festival

Spice Bowl at The Dubai Mall is launching an exciting biryani dish every day throughout DFF. From Goan fish to chettinadu chicken, there’s a biryani to suit every palate, exploring all parts of India. The restaurant is also offering 15 per cent off their dine-in menu from 9-11am and 8pm-12midnight. Call 04-3882833

Bites at The Beach

The restaurant­s at The Beach will be serving up tapas-style versions of some of their most popular dishes priced between Dh15 and Dh30 each. During the festival, restaurant­s will set up communal tables and bean bags, where people can enjoy their feast. Visitors will receive passports at the beginning of their gastronomi­c trip and every time they taste a dish at a participat­ing restaurant, they’ll get a stamp in their passport. Those with stamps from every eatery will qualify for a prize draw. Until March 10. + thebeach.ae

Noodle Market

The Noodle Market at Dragon Mart will offer a range of, well, noodles, but also other Chinese favourites such as ramen, noodle salads, gyoza, rice paper rolls and dumplings. Daily from 4 to 10pm. Until March 10. + facebook.com/ DragonMart­Complex

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