5 Things to do mid-week in the UAE: Ladies night out, carting, and Bollywood games night
Dubai: The week does not have to be something you survive until Friday. If you do not already have sadhya and plans for Onam , here are five other things to do that you can slot into your mid-week. Iris Harbour launches its new Ladies' Night When: Every Wednesday from 7pm Where: Iris Harbour, Dubai Harbour Price: Dh210 per guest, three-hour free flow Iris Harbour has given its Ladies' Night a…
1. Ladies Night Out at Iris Harbour: The popular Dubai Harbour restaurant has revamped its Ladies Night, offering a three-hour free flow menu on Wednesdays at 7pm. Guests can choose between two starters, one starter with dessert, or any combination of dishes from the signature Iris Harbour bites. The menu caters to various preferences, from Japanese sushi platters to seabass nigiri and salmon nigiri. The Ladies Night experience comes at Dh210 per guest.
2. Rohini's Sibling Stories set menu: In observance of Raksha Bandhan, Rohini is offering a special Sibling Stories set menu from 23 to 30 August. For Dh200 per set, siblings can enjoy an exclusive dinner together. The menu includes options for vegetarians and non-vegetarians, making it a budget-friendly choice for a mid-week celebration. However, the value proposition of this set menu extends beyond Raksha Bandhan, as it presents a solid dining option any Wednesday evening.
3. Bollywood Games Night at The Permit Room: Chirag Lakhiani's The Permit Room is hosting a Bollywood-themed games night on Wednesdays at 7:30pm. The evening features a Bollywood Quiz, Bingo, Dumb Charades, and the signature round, Main Hoon Actor, which requires participants to act out iconic Bollywood dialogues while portraying various emotions.
The night culminates in prizes such as Dh1,000 in vouchers, luxury staycation experiences, and surprise giveaways. The Permit Room's award-winning Indian cuisine and creative beverages provide a memorable Bollywood celebration on a mid-week night.
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