Ramadan Decor
The tent’s garden-like decoration, lighting and Ramadan setting are a major draw, with guests taking photos and praising the atmosphere.
Entree Ramadan Tent
Arabian Ranches
Entree Ramadan Tent is a seasonal dinner-theater setting in Arabian Ranches for Iftar and Suhoor, with buffet dining, shisha and live entertainment. Reviews particularly highlight the decorated Ramadan atmosphere, including live-station food such as truffle hotdogs and pizza.
Reputation Score
3.7
★★★★☆
180 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Buffet Variety
Several guests describe generous buffets spanning traditional and international dishes, with fresh presentation praised in one open-buffet review.
Family Gatherings
Guests have used it for family gatherings and larger groups, including a 50-person Suhoor where service was described as fast and responsive.
Shisha Option
Shisha is part of the Suhoor experience, and one guest specifically called it top-notch while reporting AED 125 for it.
Live Stations
The live station serving truffle hotdogs and pizza was a hit with one family, especially their child.
Dessert Praise
Some visitors found the desserts and traditional Ramadan drinks especially enjoyable, describing both as amazing.
Tips for a Better Visit
Confirm Events. Ask whether entertainment runs during your specific meal: one Iftar booking was told events were only scheduled for Suhoor.
Check Inclusions. Confirm every buffet inclusion before ordering, especially tea and sweets, since some guests saw separate charges only on the bill.
Reconfirm Tables. Reconfirm your reservation and table arrangement before arriving; several booked guests described chaotic seating and long waits.
Go Early. For late Suhoor, check buffet replenishment early: one guest said most food was gone by 11 pm despite service continuing until 2 am.
Ask About Seating. If you want shisha or a quieter table, confirm the location in advance; one smoker reservation was moved to the back and another table was beside a speaker.
Check Payment. Ask which cards are accepted before dining: one guest could not pay because the venue did not deal with Dubai Islamic Bank.
Plan the visit
Practical details
27P3+WFP - Al Qudra Rd
Al Hebiah Second - Arabian Ranches, Dubai
Common Concerns
Booking Chaos
Multiple guests with reservations reported no table, overbooking, disorganized reception and waits of up to an hour.
Cold Food
Cold dishes are a repeated complaint, including samosas, appetizers and buffet items that seemed old or not freshly prepared.
Limited Selection
Several buffet reviews mention limited variety, including no fish or seafood during Iftar or Suhoor.
Extra Charges
Guests reported surprise charges for items such as tea, Moroccan tea, luqaimat and sweets after being told or assuming they were included.
Noise Levels
Very loud music and seating beside speakers made some visits uncomfortable, especially when guests wanted to converse.
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The Bottom Line
Entree Ramadan Tent in Arabian Ranches is a seasonal dinner-theater venue for Iftar and Suhoor, combining buffet dining with shisha and live entertainment. Its strongest asset is the setting: guests describe elegant decorations, warm lighting, garden-like surroundings and a Ramadan atmosphere that works well for family gatherings, friends and larger groups. Food feedback is notably mixed.
Some diners praise a wide open buffet, traditional and international dishes, desserts, Ramadan drinks and live stations serving truffle hotdogs and pizza. Others report cold food, limited variety, disappointing sweets and no fish or seafood. The contrast suggests that freshness and replenishment may vary by visit or service period.
Service is another important variable. A 50-person Suhoor group reported fast responses, but other guests faced overbooked reservations, an hour-long wait, confused staff, missing orders and poor complaint follow-up. Noise can also matter: one table was beside a speaker, while another review described very loud music.
Before booking, confirm the table, entertainment schedule and what the package includes. Reported prices include AED 295 per person for one buffet, 190aed per person for Suhoor and 125 aed for shisha; these are customer-reported figures, not a current price list.