Al Maha – Mayfair Hotel

4 Reviews on “Al Maha – Mayfair Hotel”

• Venky Kataru

  Items ordered:1.) Mushroom soup: The mushroom soup was creamy and thick. The taste of the soup was a bit sour and was served very quickly and hot.

  August 26, 2019, 10:42 pm

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• Saksham Morwani

  Really nice wide and huge dine in Pricing is very reasonable as per quantity served Wide varieties and options Good amount of choices in menu

  August 8, 2019, 11:06 pm

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• Maria Connie Gecolea Shah

  Very nice buffet selection and very affordable! Its our second time to dine in this restaurant with my friends. So far we really enjoyed the food and everytime we visit we always received something different a plate of calamari last time and today we received a breaded prawn! Thanks to your hospitality

  May 5, 2016, 9:59 pm

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• FooDiva

  The uber-luxurious Arabian inspired desert conservation resort Al Maha on the outskirts of Dubai has always been an overnight retreat or treat I should say. I’ve been super lucky over my umpteen years here to have experienced this heavenly haven three times if my memory serves me correctly. Fortunately for our wallets, it’s now open for us to experience as a day guest, like Six Senses Zighy Bay, whether you fancy lunch, afternoon tea or dinner under the watchful eye of Executive Chef David Miras – and many an Arabian oryx and gazelle.Thanks to a Twitter event,* organised by social media queen Geordie Armani, FooDiva can certainly vouch for the lunch…which we paid for I should add. The resort is now managed by Starwood’s Luxury Collection brand and the quality of the food has drastically improved since they took over from Emirates’ hotel operating division – when has an airline excelled at F&B?…unless you are flying first of course. Quality ingredients, yes sadly many flown in, but perfectly executed a la Francaise… For AED 240 per person, you can choose three courses from a small, seasonal a la carte menu at Al Diwaan restaurant – soft beverages included. Here’s a taster of our lunch:Starter – Spanish saffron risotto with crispy chorizo and Manchego sheep cheese foam Main course – Wagyu beef fillet cooked perfectly rare (almost black and blue), served on a bed of white asparagus, sauce choron (a variation of béarnaise with tomato purée) and candied garlicDessert – Bourbon vanilla cheesecake with compressed strawberry compote – the edible Twitter insignia courtesy of the talented Sibille from Iconycs CakesA gracious gazelle on the grounds of Al MahaOr else an afternoon tea buffet spread for AED 120 will entice with the fluffy, crumbly scones alone which FooDiva secretly scoffed – pray don’t tell. If you fancy splashing out, a five-course gastronomic dinner will set you back AED 490 – just remember to book Safer Driver .Al Maha Desert Resort & Spa is a one hour drive from Dubai towards Al Ain. On no account should you follow your GPS – click here or here for directions. Unless you have a 4WD, I would recommend leaving your car at the entry gate where security will organise a transfer.Day use pool, spa and activity packages including lunch starting from AED 550 per person are also available. Licensed. T; +971 4 8329900. E; [email protected] Prior reservations essential.Have you experienced Al Maha? What’s your take on the food?(For Pictures follow link below)http://foodiva.net/2012/07/a-gourmand-for-a-day-at-al-maha/#more-8525 foodiva.net

  March 29, 2013, 3:49 pm

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