Running from 1 to 17 May 2026, this year’s edition brings together more than 125 restaurants, ranging from fine dining and premium casual to homegrown concepts, including some of Dubai’s finest venues recognised by MICHELIN, Gault&Millau, and MENA’s 50 Best Restaurants.

Each experience is anchored by a two-course lunch at AED 125 and a three-course dinner at AED 250 per person, providing access to signature dishes across many of the city’s most sought-after restaurants. Guests can explore menus from some of the world’s most celebrated kitchens, featuring over 30 MICHELIN Guide-listed restaurants, including one Michelin-starred venue. The line-up brings together an exceptional roster of world-renowned chefs, including Nobu Matsuhisa, Gordon Ramsay, Izu Ani, Alvin Leung, Akira Back, Kelvin Cheung, and Hadrien Villedieu, alongside standout homegrown concepts, such as Girl & The Goose – Restaurante Centroamericano by Gabriela Chamorro.

New for 2026, bookings are fully integrated with Careem DineOut, enabling a seamless experience from exploration to reservation, while supporting participating restaurants in reaching new audiences through targeted digital engagement.

“This year’s Dubai Restaurant Week demonstrates how much Dubai’s culinary scene has grown and the role it plays in shaping its future,” said Ahmad Al Khaja, CEO of Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment. “When we first launched it, it featured only 30 restaurants, and now we have more than 125 participating restaurants championing an exceptional mix of homegrown and international venues, making Dubai Restaurant Week one of the most anticipated events in the city each year.” He added: “Thanks to our partnership with Careem, the booking journey is now more seamless than ever, connecting diners directly with the experiences that they are looking for.”

From globally acclaimed cuisines such as Japanese, Italian, Latin American, Middle Eastern, and Indian to distinctive homegrown concepts, including Gerbou, a fine dining concept celebrating Emirati hospitality and culture, Dubai Restaurant Week reflects the breadth of the city’s gastronomy scene.

Whether revisiting a favourite or discovering something new, Dubai Restaurant Week invites residents and visitors to explore the city one dining table at a time.