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Dubai is known for its world-class dining, and now there’s a new spot for Japanese food lovers — KEN by Kamatsuda. Located in The Dubai EDITION hotel in Downtown Dubai, this restaurant offers a high-end Japanese dining experience with premium ingredients straight from Japan. Chef Ken Kamatsuda, the owner and head chef, has over 27 years of experience working with top-quality ingredients worldwide. He has built strong relationships with Japanese producers, allowing him to bring some of Japan’s finest and rarest products to Dubai. One of the highlights of the menu is Awa Wagyu beef, known for its rich flavor,...

Fuel prices in the UAE are going up this July. After staying unchanged in June, the new rates reflect global trends, with international oil prices seeing an upward swing earlier in the month. From 1 July 2025, drivers across the country will pay the following per litre — along with how much more you'll be paying compared to June: Super 98 petrol: AED 2.70 (+AED 0.12 from June) Special 95 petrol: AED 2.58 (+AED 0.11) E-Plus 91 petrol: AED 2.51 (+AED 0.12) Diesel: AED 2.63 (+AED 0.18) The UAE deregulated petrol prices back in 2015, linking them directly to global...

Dubai International Airport (DXB) has started testing a new high-tech passport control system designed to make travelling smoother for some passengers. The system, called "Unlimited Smart Travel", uses artificial intelligence and facial recognition to verify people’s identity—without needing to show any documents. Right now, it’s available in the First and Business Class lounges at Terminal 3. This move is part of the airport’s effort to use smart technology to improve travel. The project was announced during Dubai AI Week by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA). A senior GDRFA official explained that the system builds on the...

Get ready for an unforgettable family adventure at Alif Galactic Adventure, launching at Expo City Dubai this October. The event runs the whole day from 10 AM to 6 PM and is packed with workshops, challenges, and creative experiences. It's a fantastic way to engage with space-themed activities while having a blast with the kids. Only two weekends: October 11-12 and October 18-19. For younger adventurers, there’s Hydro Rocket Workshop, where they can design and fire their own water-powered rockets, learning about thrust and aerodynamics in a fun and interactive way. View this post on Instagram A post shared by...

For those looking to reset, recharge, and dive into new wellness experiences, Wellness Week at ICD Brookfield Place is back and running until June 15, 2025. Now in its third year, the event moves beyond the standard wellness format to deliver a curated, multi-sensory programme designed for all levels of interest — from fitness enthusiasts to wellness newcomers. The week-long schedule includes a variety of guided activities aimed at both physical and mental well-being. Guests can take part in fitness classes and workshops. For a calmer pace, meditation sessions and talks explore mindfulness, nutrition, and recovery with guidance from wellness...

You know that moment at the doctor’s office when you’re trying to explain everything quickly, hoping you don’t forget something important? That experience might soon feel very different in the UAE. Meet Amal, the country's first AI physician assistant and a genuine breakthrough in healthcare. Amal steps in before you speak to a doctor. Here’s how it works: You complete an interactive interview with Amal AI assistant records your symptoms, medical background and key concerns The system builds a medical summary Your doctor reviews the summary before the consultation begins After your appointment, you can return to Amal to clarify...

Sharjah’s Faya Palaeolandscape has officially joined the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, making it the second location in the UAE to receive this global recognition. The site, located in the central region of Sharjah, is now acknowledged for its continuous record of early human presence that stretches back over 200,000 years. The landscape preserves 18 distinct archaeological layers, each revealing how humans lived and adapted in arid environments over millennia. What sets Faya apart is its role not just as a migration route, but as a place where people settled and stayed — a rare pattern in prehistoric desert regions....

Breakfast lovers in Jeddah, you’re in for something new. The Breakfast Club, a popular café from Kuwait, is officially making its way to the city, with a new location set to open in Stars Avenue Mall. This marks the brand’s first Jeddah branch, expanding on its presence in Al Khobar and Riyadh. While the full menu for the Jeddah outlet hasn’t been revealed yet, The Breakfast Club’s existing branches offer a solid clue of what to expect — and it’s more than just breakfast.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Breakfast Club -...

It’s time to get into the festive spirit because Winter District is making a return! From December 14th to 22nd, Dubai Media City Amphitheatre will transform into a winter wonderland that’s guaranteed to bring some extra holiday cheer. Last year’s event at Jumeirah Emirates Towers was a hit, but this year, it's even bigger and better. Think twinkling lights, festive vibes, and all-around good times. Whether you're after holiday shopping or just looking to soak up the Christmas spirit, this is the place to be. Step into Winter District, and you’ll find a cozy marketplace full of locally made treasures....

Saudi Arabia has introduced a new set of rules that explains how public facilities across the country should be named. The regulations were approved by the Cabinet and published in the official Umm Al Qura Gazette. The goal is to make naming clearer and more consistent across the Kingdom. These rules apply to all publicly owned facilities in Saudi Arabia. This includes schools, municipal buildings, cultural centres, sports venues, and transport facilities. Each government body will name the facilities it manages, following the approved guidelines and existing laws. The new set of rules outlines what is not allowed when naming...