Articles
Viral food trends of 2024 – cucumber guy to kunafa bars
Pistachios, muffins and sweet street food dishes have grabbed attention online this year
Restaurants opening in Abu Dhabi in December
Several international imports are set to open this month
Things to do in the UAE this week, from festive fun to Arabic Language Day
Culture vultures can get into the Christmas spirit by way of a performance of The Nutcracker at Dubai Opera
Mimi Mei Fair Dubai review: Four dishes to try at chic Chinese import
All the way from Mayfair, this high-end restaurant hopes to dazzle in new surroundings
Winter camps for children in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Covering sports, science and art, these venues offer plenty of education and entertainment during the school break
Things to do this week: Sole DXB, Liwa festival and a meal with Picasso
A dog-friendly festival is taking place too
Food pop-ups at F1 Grand Prix and Mother of the Nation
Limited-time options to try in Abu Dhabi this weekend
Four dishes to try at French chef Cyril Lignac's Bar des Pres in Dubai
The venue joins a number of upscale dining spots at ICD Brookfield Place
Formula fun: World's fastest G-class unveiled ahead of Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
HOF Sir Class exceeds 300kph and pays homage to Formula One star Lewis Hamilton's career with Mercedes
Saudi-American 'chilli officer' sells hot sauces from Dubai garage
From Dawson's original to a condiment made of green ants, House of Habanero offers more than 100 fiery products from 12 countries
Aleppo airport shuts and Ajman invites Scandinavian tourists
The National rounds up the most interesting tourism news you might have missed
Why 'brain rot' is Oxford Word of the Year for 2024
The term beat five others on the shortlist, including 'demure' and 'lore'
Ruling family's G-Wagen and $11m Zonda dazzle at supercar auction
From bidding wars to vintage models, event at Emirates Golf Club in Dubai was bigger and better than last year
Things to do in this week, from National Day to the F1
Plus, the annual Dubai Shopping Festival begins on Thursday
Why Wicked’s leap from stage to screen is so important in this of all years
Elphaba’s green skin may be literal in Oz, but it’s a universal metaphor for being marked as 'other' – by race, gender or dreams too bold for the world to understand