Dubai residents can choose from a range of dining offers this October, including an international breakfast from AED 49, a five-course Emirati-inspired menu, French-Japanese business lunch options and a beachside weekday meal. The five experiences cover different budgets and occasions, from a quick morning outing to a more elaborate evening dinner.
The offers were listed in a dining guide published by Gulf News on October 21, 2026. Prices, operating hours and availability should be checked with each restaurant before making plans, particularly for offers tied to specific days or meal periods.
1. Lavash: International breakfast from AED 49
Starting price: AED 49
Lavash is an option for diners who want an international breakfast without committing to a premium-priced restaurant experience. The restaurant’s official website advertises an all-day breakfast experience featuring dishes inspired by several food cultures.
The website lists breakfast from AED 49, with service between 8am and 4pm. Lavash has locations at Dubai Marina and J3 Mall on Al Wasl Road, Jumeirah. Its current website also advertises a separate dinner offer, starting at AED 69.
The breakfast price makes this the lowest-priced option in the five offers featured here. Diners should check the latest menu and confirm which dishes are included in the advertised starting price before visiting.
2. ANA: A five-course Emirati-inspired menu for AED 169
Listed price: AED 169
For diners interested in local flavours presented through contemporary restaurant cooking, ANA’s five-course menu is another option.
The October 21 dining guide lists dishes including beetroot tabbouleh, prawn samosa, Mubahar, machboos and aseeda. The menu was advertised at AED 169, with Wednesday service listed from noon until midnight.
The guide identifies ANA’s locations at The Dubai Mall in Downtown Dubai and Dalma Mall in Abu Dhabi. As the offer spans two emirates, customers should confirm availability and menu details with their chosen branch before travelling.
The menu may appeal to diners who want to explore a selection of dishes in one sitting rather than order individual courses separately.
3. Miss Lily’s: Caribbean-inspired grill platters for AED 195
Listed price: AED 195 for three grill items
Miss Lily’s offers a different setting for an evening meal, with Caribbean-inspired food and music. The featured offer, called Jerk N’ Lime, was listed for Thursdays from 8pm to 11.15pm at the Sheraton Grand on Sheikh Zayed Road.
The published price is AED 195 for three grill items. The guide also mentions DJ Scottie B as part of the evening’s entertainment.
Anyone planning a visit should confirm whether the price covers only the specified grill items or includes any additional food or drinks. It is also worth checking whether advance reservations are required.
4. RSVP Restaurant: Weekday business lunch from AED 120
Starting price: AED 120
For professionals looking to arrange a client meeting or a more formal lunch, RSVP Restaurant in BoxPark is listed with a French-Japanese menu starting at AED 120.
According to the dining guide, the lunch includes two starters and one main course, with dessert available as an optional addition. Examples of dishes listed include beef tartare, fried calamari, lemon chicken piccata and teriyaki lamb cutlets.
The advertised hours are Monday to Friday, from 1pm to 4pm. This later lunch window may suit people with flexible work schedules or meetings that run beyond the usual midday break.
Diners should check the current menu, the final price of any additions and the restaurant’s reservation policy before booking.
5. Nobu at Atlantis The Royal: Weekday lunch for AED 175
Listed price: AED 175
Nobu at Atlantis The Royal is the premium-setting option among the five experiences. The guide lists a weekday set menu priced at AED 175, available Monday to Friday from noon to 5pm.
The restaurant is known for Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, and the featured offer is presented as a way to sample signature dishes in a resort setting.
Before booking, diners should confirm the dishes included in the set menu, whether drinks are charged separately and whether the advertised price applies throughout the full service period.
For those considering a business lunch or a meal with visiting friends, these details can help establish the actual cost before arriving.
How to choose the right Dubai dining deal
The best option depends on the occasion as much as the starting price. Lavash has the lowest advertised entry price, while ANA’s five-course menu is the choice for a multi-course dining experience. RSVP is positioned for weekday lunches, Miss Lily’s for a music-led Thursday evening, and Nobu for a resort-style meal.
A few checks can help avoid surprises:
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Confirm the final bill: Ask whether VAT, service charges, drinks or optional extras are included in the advertised price.
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Check the day and time: Some offers are available only on Wednesdays, Thursdays or weekday afternoons.
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Verify the menu: Restaurants can change dishes and promotional terms.
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Book in advance if needed: Ask about availability, especially for popular lunch and dinner periods.
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Confirm the branch: ANA is listed in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi, while the other featured venues are in Dubai.
The prices and schedules above reflect the dining guide published on October 21, 2026, alongside Lavash’s published breakfast information. They should be treated as advertised details rather than a guarantee that every offer will remain available unchanged.
1. What are some Dubai food deals available in October 2026?
The featured dining guide lists five experiences at Lavash, ANA, Miss Lily’s, RSVP Restaurant and Nobu at Atlantis The Royal. Advertised prices range from AED 49 for breakfast to AED 195 for three grill items.
2. Which Dubai restaurant offers breakfast from AED 49?
Lavash advertises an international breakfast starting at AED 49. Its website lists breakfast service from 8am to 4pm.
3. How much does ANA’s five-course menu cost?
The October 21 dining guide lists ANA’s five-course Emirati-inspired menu at AED 169. Confirm the current price and availability with the selected branch before visiting.
4. Where can diners find ANA in the UAE?
The guide lists ANA at The Dubai Mall in Downtown Dubai and Dalma Mall in Abu Dhabi. Check the relevant branch for current menu details.
5. Which restaurants offer weekday lunch deals in Dubai?
RSVP Restaurant in BoxPark is listed with a weekday business lunch from AED 120. Nobu at Atlantis The Royal is listed with a weekday set menu at AED 175.
6. When is Miss Lily’s Jerk N’ Lime offer available?
The guide lists the offer on Thursdays from 8pm to 11.15pm at Sheraton Grand on Sheikh Zayed Road. The advertised price is AED 195 for three grill items.
7. Are drinks included in the advertised restaurant prices?
The published information does not establish that drinks are included in every offer. Customers should check inclusions, taxes, service charges and optional extras directly with the restaurant.
8. Should diners book these offers in advance?
It is sensible to contact the restaurant before visiting, particularly for timed promotions and business lunches. Ask about availability, reservations and any conditions attached to the offer.
