Iftar Buffet at the Dubai Polo Club
I just have to write about this... The iftar dinner at the Dubai Polo Club
Me, Rt, Stace, Romain and Jude went over to the Dubai Polo Club, near Arabian Ranches for an Iftar dinner.
A menu was : pasta with cheese, fish in tomato sauce, beef kababs, saffron rice, green salad, dates, slices of watermelon and couscous salad with lemon
We obviously went ahead and ordered ala carte : A mixed platter of seafood (between Stace and Romain) and a pepper gravy with potato wedges (for myself and rt to have with the rice)
The pepper gravy was nice and 'peppery' while the potato wedges were nice and crisp made of jacket potatoes. Stace and Romain were quite happy with their seafood platter...
The menu was very spanish and I would have ideally suggested a continental menu to suit the palate of the cosmopolitan community in UAE...
On the Downside:
- We knew our way straight into Polo Club and then lost our way. There should be more signage - The food was 'ok'... not what we expected of an iftar buffet!
On the Upside:
- The place is absolutely beautiful
- Saw some horses...in a distance though
- The place is reasonably inexpensive....given the location and kind of clientele they have...
To sum it I would definitely recommend the Dubai Polo Club for a visit to see the grandeur and facilities they have to offer and enjoy a nice light evening away from the bustling city…
Me, Rt, Stace, Romain and Jude went over to the Dubai Polo Club, near Arabian Ranches for an Iftar dinner.
A menu was : pasta with cheese, fish in tomato sauce, beef kababs, saffron rice, green salad, dates, slices of watermelon and couscous salad with lemon
We obviously went ahead and ordered ala carte : A mixed platter of seafood (between Stace and Romain) and a pepper gravy with potato wedges (for myself and rt to have with the rice)
The pepper gravy was nice and 'peppery' while the potato wedges were nice and crisp made of jacket potatoes. Stace and Romain were quite happy with their seafood platter...
The menu was very spanish and I would have ideally suggested a continental menu to suit the palate of the cosmopolitan community in UAE...
On the Downside:
- We knew our way straight into Polo Club and then lost our way. There should be more signage - The food was 'ok'... not what we expected of an iftar buffet!
On the Upside:
- The place is absolutely beautiful
- Saw some horses...in a distance though
- The place is reasonably inexpensive....given the location and kind of clientele they have...
To sum it I would definitely recommend the Dubai Polo Club for a visit to see the grandeur and facilities they have to offer and enjoy a nice light evening away from the bustling city…
