Al Muntaha

Al Muntaha

Umm Suqeim

Al Muntaha is a Michelin-starred French restaurant in Umm Suqeim, set on the 27th floor of the Burj Al Arab. It is known for tasting menus, carefully presented French-Italian cooking and panoramic views over the Arabian Gulf, Palm Jumeirah and Dubai.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
495 ratings
5★
75%
4★
11%
3★
5%
2★
3%
1★
7%

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The Good Stuff

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Panoramic views

The 27th-floor setting gives diners broad views over the Palm, World Islands, Downtown and coastline.

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Tasting menus

The six- and seven-course menus are built around small, refined portions and inventive flavours.

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What to Eat at Al Muntaha

Foods and drinks mentioned in reviews of Al Muntaha, ranked by positive reviews minus negative reviews. Zero-score items have no net positive feedback; their labels distinguish neutral-only from mixed feedback.

Food 10

  1. 3 Course meal Net +1
    “We had a 3 course meal. The main dish was so great! I will definitely come back when i reach Dubai again :)”
  2. 7 Courses degustation menu Net +1
    “We took the 7 courses degustation menu (Excl. surprises 😀) with the standard wine pairing and it was a wonderful journey for us.”
  3. Angus beef with foie gras in the middle Net +1
    “Excellent food! I will highly recommend the Angus beef with foie gras in the middle. So soft.”
  4. Blue lobster with peanut sauce Net +1
    “Blue lobster with peanut sauce is a must try. Peanuts can easily feel greasy but Chef Sbaragli definitely has an affinity for working with rich ingredients and making them light.”
  5. Bread butter Net +1
    “Bread butter * Crunchy delicious the seed that makes the bread is grown locally and unbelievably good. Butter milk is from cow who has just had a new born spiced with leaves of national tree of UAE Chaf. It’s a dish on its own. Aniseed Meat milk flavours are just growing with each bite. There is so much going on the nutty bread has a deep flavour the butter is au. It’s happened again I’m am tasting the actual animal through the perfectly clean natural butter. Amazing”
  6. Chicken Net +1
    “No Canette (Duck) as it didn’t arrive they only cook it fresh. So chicken is the replacement with Chicory salad. * Roasted chicken that is elevated to its highest order. Roasted on the crown carved at the table. * The bread is family recipe he brought with him. It’s excellent chewy nutty delicious bread. But it has been brought out too late so can’t eat too much. * This is when you realise you are in the company of genius. The chicken is so bloody good. Sweet roast flavour with so much packed in.”
  7. Epicurean menu Net +1
    “We chose the Epicurean Menu, and every course was beautifully presented, refined, and full of flavor.”
  8. Intricate flower desert Net +1
    “My favorite, though, is the intricate flower desert. The most delicious lemony little "caviar" i have ever tried.”
  9. Langoustine Net +1
    “A few dishes from the tasting menu were good, especially the langoustine, tuna pasta, and roasted pigeon.”
  10. Lemon sorbet Net +1
    “Sorbet * Ah no. Lemon sorbet, lemon from his local garden. Light lemon mousse with a bit of orange. Lemon Skins blackened in the oven turned into crisps nuggets What the They are amazing. Crunchy nuggets of sweet and bitter deliciousness.”
Honorable mentions (8)
  1. Pumpkin ravioli domes Net +1
    “Pumpkin ravioli domes Just 100% pumpkin. The filling is superb soft delicious nutty roasted pumpkin. The sauce is unbelievable skin sauce then 3 weeks aged pumpkin skin vinegar. Amazing. It’s just pumpkin but prepared to a degree of pure genius and deliciousness. This is why I do this. That just messed with my mind. Perfect.”
  2. Ravioli Net +1
    “However, the ravioli stood out as a divine highlight.”
  3. Ravioli del "plin.” Net +1
    “Tried the signature dish Ravioli del "Plin.” It was amazing.”
  4. Roasted pigeon Net +1
    “A few dishes from the tasting menu were good, especially the langoustine, tuna pasta, and roasted pigeon.”
  5. Salmon tartar Net +1
    “The food was completely sensational. Every dish was most minimalist in their ingredients but yet more flavorful and more elegantly presented than the other. My favorite was the salmon tartar.”
  6. Tom coll's les desserts Net +1
    “Unfortunately my eyes were bigger than my dress but dessert is worthwhile. Before getting to the restaurant, there is Tom Coll's Les Desserts. The smell of flaky pastry, choux and buttery caramel is hypnotic.”
  7. Tuna pasta Net +1
    “A few dishes from the tasting menu were good, especially the langoustine, tuna pasta, and roasted pigeon.”
  8. Degustation menu Net 0

    Only neutral feedback

    “Opting for the Degustation menu to sample a range of flavors, note that wine pairing is available separately. While the dishes displayed culinary finesse, the portions were smaller than anticipated for a tasting menu. However, the ravioli stood out as a divine highlight. The remaining courses, particularly dessert, lacked the wow factor.”

Drinks 1

  1. Wine pairing Net +1
    “The food? Yes we had a wonderful dinner, maybe the tasting menu was a little „overtruffeld“ but absolutely injoyable, and the wine pairing and service was excellent.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. The coconut dessert Net −1
    “Cauliflower ice cream was strange, the coconut dessert was completely overpowered by grapefruit, and the biggest WTF moment was toast served as a main course.”
  2. Toast Net −1
    “Cauliflower ice cream was strange, the coconut dessert was completely overpowered by grapefruit, and the biggest WTF moment was toast served as a main course.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Book ahead. Reserve in advance, particularly if you want a window table or are visiting for a celebration.

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Time sunset. Arrive before dark to see both daytime and evening views from the restaurant.

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Practical details

27th floor,Burj Al Arab Jumeirah - Jumeira St
Umm Suqeim Third - Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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High prices

Several diners felt the tasting menus were expensive for the portion sizes and overall value.

Small portions

Tasting-menu portions can leave diners wanting more, despite the number of courses.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

2,200 dirhams

tasting menu

“We chose the tasting menu, and when we left, we kept asking ourselves why this restaurant has a Michelin star and what exactly we paid 2,200 dirhams for”
Google review · January 2026

AED400 per person

set menu

“However, taking the set menu will be significantly cheaper (AED400 per person)”
Google review · April 2024
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The Bottom Line

Al Muntaha is a Michelin-starred French restaurant in Umm Suqeim, occupying the 27th floor of the Burj Al Arab. The main draw is the combination of a tasting-menu dinner and a dramatic outlook over the Arabian Gulf, Palm Jumeirah, the World Islands and Downtown. It suits milestone birthdays, anniversaries and visitors who want the Burj experience as much as the food.

Menus include six- and seven-course degustations, the Epicurean Menu and à la carte dishes. Reviews single out Ravioli del “Plin”, pumpkin ravioli, blue lobster with peanut sauce, Angus beef with foie gras and the cheese trolley. The cooking can be imaginative and beautifully presented, though the portions are deliberately small and some diners found individual courses, including cauliflower ice cream and a toast main course, puzzling.

Budget carefully. Reported prices include AED400 per person for a set menu, around AED900 per person for lunch and AED1,100 per person for one tasting menu; another diner reported paying 2,200 dirhams for a tasting menu. Service is often excellent but inconsistent, with complaints about long waits, limited explanations and aloofness.

Book ahead, request a window table, and arrive before sunset if the view is important.

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