This Bur Dubai favourite aims to appeal to fans for both traditional Arabic and Indian cuisine this Ramadan. Traditional Ramadan dishes will be prepared at Fountain restaurant, where the Iftar buffet will cost AED 110 per person. At Chutneys, diners can celebrate iftar with a selection of traditional north Indian options including Gosht Korma, Tawa Murgh and Dum Biryani for just AED 85 per person. Meanwhile, private parties will also be arranged at the Oud Metha Ballroom, which can accommodate 350 guests in one room, or 100 guests in each of three sections.