Dubai's Best Celebrity Chef Restaurants That Should Be On Your Go-To List

Fancy dining at its fanciest.

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18 June 2017

Skyscrapers and high-end brands aren’t the only things that bring throngs of tourists to Dubai. The city brims with diversity, life and luxury and is on its way to being the next culinary capital of the world. It's home to some of the best celebrity chef restaurants who have marked it as the perfect place to cook up a storm.

If you’re looking for some Michelin-star fancy dining, then head over to one of these places — you won’t be disappointed.

1. Gordon Ramsay — Bread Street Kitchen & Bar

Location: Atlantis, The Palm.

Cuisine: Casual Dining.

He may be brutally honest with his words but you’ve got to admit, Gordon Ramsay is a culinary magician and when he talks food, it's best to listen.

The Michelin-star chef’s Bread Street Kitchen & Bar brings a slice of Brit to Dubai. The casual all-day dining restaurant serves a delectable British European menu with some innovative and fun cocktails.

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2. Jamie Oliver — Jamie's Italian

Location: Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Jumeirah Road.

Cuisine: Italian.

Jamie's Italian at Jumeirah Beach Hotel serves scrumptious Italian food in a bright and tastefully done ambience. Expect big bowls of fresh pasta, classic Italian desserts and lots more with a refreshing drink in hand.

If you hurry up, you might even catch their heavenly iftar menu for AED 250.

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3. Gary Rhodes — RhodesWI

Location: Grosvenor House Dubai, Dubai Marina.

Cuisine: Anglo-French.

British chef, restaurateur, celebrity and author, Gary Rhodes was amongst the first to identify Dubai as the hub of luxury dining.

He currently owns 4 restaurants in UAE but his first award-winning restaurant, Rhodes W1 remains a hot favourite amongst the Brit expats who come here for some nostalgic dishes.

Gary’s famous white tomato soup, beef tartar and a terrace Garden are perfect for a trip to the vintage European streets.

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4. Atul Kochhar — Rang Mahal

Location: JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai.

Cuisine: Indian.

Best known as the first Indian chef to receive a Michelin star for his native cuisine, Atul Kochhar’s Rang Mahal offers a contemporary New India taste.

The menu fuses a touch of tradition with contemporary flair; creating a feast for the senses and inspiring your mind.