Zuma DubaivsTagine - One&Only Royal Mirage
Both establishments are rated very highly by professionals. Overall, Zuma ranks marginally better than Tagine. Zuma is ranked #10 in Dubai with approval from 6 reviewers including Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet and BlackBook.
Zuma Dubai
Concierge
BlackBook
Gayot
Condé Nast Traveler
Michelin Guide
Gate Village 06, DIFC, Dubai 506620, United Arab Emirates
From $25/night
Concierge "The main ticket is the combination of crowd and consistently good food, including miso-marinated black cod wrapped in hoba leaf."
BlackBook "In Zuma, it’s the first-class Japanese food that kung fu’s your ass into culinary enlightenment. Interior is minimalistic."
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When it comes to ordering, ask for advice as it can be confusing for the novice.
Gayot15.0
"This trendy izakaya-style Japanese concept has been at the forefront of the culinary scene since it opened its doors in 2009." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "Amid all of Dubai's international high-end restaurant brands (think Nobu, Gordon Ramsay, and Pierre Gagnaire), Zuma, the fashionable London sushi house, still manages to pull in crowds." Full review
Michelin Guide0 Stars
"The Dubai outpost of this global brand is set over three floors and comes with trendy, contemporary styling, several sushi counters and a lively atmosphere" Full review
Tagine - One&Only Royal Mirage Concierge
Frommer's
DK Eyewitness
Rough Guide
Lonely Planet
The Palace, One & Only Royal Mirage, Al Sufouh Road, Al Sufouh 2, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
From $0/night
Concierge "You'll have to duck to enter the tiny doorway cut out of enormous wooden gates that lead to Tagine, a slice of Marrakech transported to Dubai's One&Only Royal Mirage hotel."
Frommer's "Indisputably Dubai's best Moroccan restaurant, Tagine lies in the spectacular One&Only Royal Mirage." Full review
DK Eyewitness "Visit this candlelit restaurant with live music and waiters in traditional dress for a magical Moroccan experience."
Rough Guide "This sumptuous little Moroccan restaurant is a feast for both the eye and taste buds."
Lonely Planet "Get cosy between throw pillows at a low-slung table in the dim dining room, then take your tastebuds on a magic-carpet ride while tapping your toes to the live Moroccan band." Full review
