And for that simple reason (and many more), Iftar at MICHELIN-selected Hutong earns a spot on this list. Serving a menu designed for two people to share, the meal begins with dumplings, prawn rolls and flavoursome broth before segueing into steamed cod, a decadent truffle chicken stir-fry or roasted duck. The finale is sweet with rich date pudding served with honey ice cream and an oat crumble.

The MICHELIN Guide Dubai selection includes 99 Sushi Bar, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazónico, Ariana’s Persian Kitchen, At.Mosphere, Avli by Tashas, BOCA, Bombay Bungalow, Brasserie Boulud, Carnival by Trèsind, CÉ LA VI, Chic Nonna, Cipriani, City Social, CLAP, COYA Dubai, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, Estiatorio Milos Dubai, Fi’lia, Fouquet’s, French Riviera, Hashi, Hutong, Il Borro Tuscan Bistro, Indego by Vineet, Jaleo by José Andrés Dubai, Josette, Jun’s, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, L’Olivo at Al Mahara, La Mar by Gastón Acurio, Little Miss India, Lowe, Masti, MayaBay Dubai, Mimi Kakushi, Mott 32, Netsu by Ross Shonhan, Ninive, Nobu, Pierchic, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, RSVP, Rüya, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Sucre, Taka Hisa, Tàn Chá, The Artisan, Trèsind and Zuma.

The other 44 restaurants that made it to the Michelin Guide Dubai 2022 list are 3 Fils, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazonico, Avatara, avli by Tashas, Bleu Blanc, Bombay Bungalow, Carnival by Tresind, Ce La Vi, Celebrities by Mauro Colagreco, Cipriani, Clap, Coya, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, Gaia, Hashi, Hell’s Kitchen, Hutong, Il Borro, Indigo by Vineet, L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Little Miss India, Lowe, LPM, Marea, Masti, Mimi Kakushi, Moonrise, Netsuby Ross Shonhan, Nobu, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Social By Heinz Beck, Sucre, Tan Cha, The Artisan, Tresind and Zuma.

ADDRESS: Gate Building 6, Ground Floor DIFC Al Sukook Street – DIFC – Dubai (Location Map)OPENING HOURS: 12pm – 2:30 pm, 6pm – 2am Saturday – Thursday, 12:30pm – 4pm, 6pm – 2am FridayCONTACT: +97142200868INSTAGRAM:@hutongdubai. The acclaimed Northern Chinese collection already has fancy restaurants in Hong Kong, London and New York. Star dishes include the Hutong prawn roll – a light and crispy roll with prawns and scallops, spiced beef xiao long bao, roasted Peking duck with pancakes and the Red Lantern – deep fried spiced soft-shell crab on a bed of dried whole chillies.

These include 3Fils, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazonico, Avatara, avli by Tashas, Bleu Blanc, Bombay Bungalow, Carnival by Tresind, Ce La Vi, Celebrities by Mauro Colagreco, Cipriani, Clap, Coya, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, GAIA, Hashi, Hell’s Kitchen, Hutong, Il Borro, Indego by Vineet, L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Little Miss India, Lowe, LPM, Marea, Masti, Mimi Kakushi, Moonrise, Netsuby Ross Shonhan, Nobu, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Social By Heinz Beck, Sucre, Tan Cha, The Artisan, Tresind and Zuma.

With 16 dim sum options, on top of a signature menu that includes 3 more dim sums, Hutong brings in the fiery style of Northern Chinese cuisine to a sophisticated dining experience. We love how it puts a different take on traditional dim sum classics to create a menu that is inspired but totally different than traditional Chinese restaurants. From its Charcoal Beef Xiao Long Bao to the Wild Mushroom and Truffle Bao, its dim sum has a luxurious and decadent twist to it that fits Hutong Dubai’s extravagant and sophisticated brand.

Start your Saturday right with Hutong’s Imperial Brunch and head over to a foodie’s paradise – DIFC. Tuck into Northern Chinese cuisine; we’re talking dim sum to die for and signature dishes such as; yun nan chicken stir-fried (with an aromatic truffle sauce), pan-fried sea bass, with a stunning assortment of beautifully presented dessert – arrive hungry, it’s a feast. There’s a wishing tree in the restaurant, don’t forget to make a wish on one of the red cards and place it as high as possible, for it to come true.

Hutong – A recently opened restaurant in Dubai is Hutong, but don’t be mistaken it has already made its name in London, New York, Hong Kong and now it’s Dubai turn to fall in love with their food. I had the opportunity to dine in their New York branch once and since then I have been craving their famous Red Lantern Crab and the Dim sums. It’s a pleasant surprise to have the same dishes in Dubai too, certainly, I wasn’t disappointed and would be visiting the place quite frequently from now on.

Hutong restaurant in Dubai will celebrate Chinese New Year 2022 by introducing a traditional Chinese New Year dim sum platter and new Northern Chinese dishes such as lobster lo hei and wagyu rolls with Sichuan chili sauce, available until the end of February. Those who visit the restaurant can also enjoy traditional entertainment such as a lion and dragon dance. In addition, Hutong has created a special themed drink to mark the occasion, half of which will go to the WWF-UK for the cause.

A stylish and chic outdoor terrace, where people can admire the Museum of the future whilst indulging in authentic Chinese cuisine. VIEWS: Cozy terrace with the views of the stunning Museum of the future and Emirates TowersFOOD: Delicious Chinese bites, endless dimsum, small plates and famed for its duck.GO FOR: After work drinks and dinner with friends. Hutong Dubai, Gate Building 6, Ground Floor DIFC, Dubai, 12pm to 3.30pm and 6pm to 1am daily, Tel: (0)4 220 0868, hutong-dubai.com

You’ll definitely be satisfied at Hutong, with their fiery northern Chinese cuisine delighting all five senses. Having made noise in London for their restaurant in The Shard, Hutong has withheld the same standard in Dubai. The beautiful outdoor terrace is a perfect setting for a cocktail or perhaps unlimited dim sum; and we're confident that their modern cuisine will leave you impressed.Where: Gate Building 6, Ground floor, DIFC, Dubai, UAEBook Now: Hutong

The home of award-winning Chinese cuisine in DIFC, Hutong will be offering a delectable spread this Ramadan. You can tuck into a variety of soups, spring rolls, dumplings and bao, along with dishes such as wok-tossed beef tenderloin, crispy eggplant and Hutong’s acclaimed fried rice. Finish off with a sweet combination of Chinese and Arabic flavours - date pudding with mandarin orange-infused chantilly cream, plus salted caramel and honey ice-cream.

The contemporary Northern Chinese restaurant invites diners to embrace the spirit of Ramadan with a selection of sharing-style dishes. Hutong draws inspiration from the heritage of the Silk Road where Arabic and Chinese influences merge, to present a memorable Iftar experience. Break your fast with dates and a choice of soup, including crab and golden pumpkin soup, chicken and matsutake mushroom noodle soup or Chinese leek and chilli pepper soup.

Usher in 2022 under the stars and celebrate New Year’s Eve at Hutong’s outdoor terrace offering incredible views of the Museum of the Future and the iconic Emirates Towers. The minimum spend of Dhs950 on the outdoor seating is redeemable on the signature menu made up of renowned dishes such as the Peking Duck, steamed dumpling platter and Wild Mushroom and Truffle Bao.Dhs750 (indoor seating), Dhs950 (outdoor seating). Fri Dec 31, 9pm onwards.

As a global name, Hutong made its mark in Hong Kong and London, opening in Dubai in 2020, in the bustling DIFC. The restaurant’s décor echoes the tried-and-tested formula with fiery reds and dark woods, juxtaposing Chinese with Arabian elegance. The high-ceilinged dining space has a sprouting wishing tree wreathed in red ribbons and a bar serving imaginative cocktails with flavours like cherry blossom, lemongrass and lychee.

If you can handle the heat, then book a table at Hutong which specialises in North Chinese cuisine. Take your seat around the wishing tree at the centre of the main dining room, or opt for the terrace in cooler weather, and feast on spicy delights like wagyu beef in Hunan chilli sauce or their Sichuan chilli prawns. It is also great for those looking for gluten-free options, showcasing the team's culinary versatility.

Hutong is a Mandarin Chinese word that means a narrow street that connects the social street through a beautiful pathway. This restaurant presents a lounge, terrace, and bar area for different gatherings. Hutong is designed well with old-fashioned and modern themes; modern and decent furnishing for hall and lounge while combinations of brown shades for the interior elevation looks fabolously amazing.

Hutong in DIFC emerges as a strong contender among Dubai’s best Chinese restaurants, offering contemporary Northern Chinese cuisine and creative cocktails. Begin with a Tea-smoked Truffle Roll and delve into moreish dim sum like Black Truffle and Shrimp Har Gow. The signature Half Roasted Peking Duck steals the spotlight with its lacquered crisp skin and interactive tableside preparation.

Hutong, a renowned Chinese restaurant located in DIFC, Dubai, offers some of the best Chinese cuisine in the city. With roots in Hong Kong and branches in major cities like London, New York, and Miami, Hutong is a Michelin-starred dining destination. They serve Northern Chinese dishes, delicious dim sum, and inventive cocktails, all in a chic atmosphere with a stunning outdoor terrace.

Our next mention for the best dining places in DIFC is Hutong — popular for Northern Chinese cuisine and an imaginative cocktail menu!. The highlights from the menu at Hutong DIFC Dubai include their roasted Peking Duck as well as their dim sum platters. As one of the relatively newer fine dining restaurants in Dubai, it checks all the boxes for taste, quality and presentation.

Hutong opened just before the world plunged into a pandemic bringing one of the world’s most popular Chinese high-end chains to the Middle East in monied DIFC. The dining room is atmospheric, and the food turned out very much with an Instagram-ready presentation in mind. I am a little surprised to find Hutong Dubai on this list, but I do note this is a recommendation only.

If you are in the mood for a sumptuous Chinese feast, Hutong at the DIFC is a must-try. The award-winning restaurant has released its new brunch concept called Imperial Brunch, inspired by the grandest meals documented in the Chinese culinary legacy. The three-course sharing feast kicks off with a selection of fluffy steamed buns, prawn rolls, and vegetable spring rolls.

Hutong: AED 88 per person – Soup and choice of 1 main course or AED 110 per person – Soup and choices of 2 starters and 1 main course. Choice from Spring salad with Sesame dressing and Crystal Vegetable Dumpling, Shredded Chicken with Kyo sauce, Wok-tossed Prawns, Mapo tofu, or Chilled Soba noodle with Umami sauce. DIFC, Monday to Friday 12pm to 2:30pm, call 04 220 0868

Hutong: a new international arrival with outposts around the world, Hutong in DIFC specialises in Northern Chinese cuisine – and hence the Beijing specialty of roasted Peking duck. Served two ways – with pancakes – and then diced with lettuce leaf cups – this has to rank highly as one of Dubai’s best Peking ducks. A gorgeous, inviting dining room and terrace.

Hutong located in DIFC would be ideal for people who have a passion for spicy food and all types of Northern Chinese restaurant. Specializing in chili, Hutong is a place that serve local dishes to guests while applying gourmet styles. Because of its boisterous ambiance and tasty specialties, it has become one of the best Chinese restaurant in Dubai.

If you’re in for some delicious ~spicy~ dishes then you need to make a pit stop at Hutong Dubai. From Mushroom Soup Dumpling and Black Pepper Beef Bao to Wok-tossed Chicken with Laoganma Chilli Sauce and Roasted Peking Duck with Pancakes, this set menu is low-key already making us hungry. Price: Dhs198 per person.

Hutong is a restaurant with a considerable following in Dubai and global tourist destinations, including Miami and Hong Kong. It has built its reputation upon its unique cuisine, which heavily emphasizes Northern Chinese cuisine. For instance, it’s aromatic beef rib in Lotus Leaves or Duck Fried Rice.

Timeout Dubai awarded hutong Dubai the best Chinese restaurant in Dubai. Launched in 2020 at DIFC, the restaurant brings you authentic and high-quality Chinese food. From their Xingjiang Lamb ribs to fiery appetizers, the restaurant has that type of food that you hear from friends and family praise.

We guess you are tired of enjoying the Lunar New Year and craving some Chinese food to fulfill your hunger, then it is suggested to visit Hutong, which is one of the most famous and best destinations to end your day in a new way. It is the place that serves the real flavors of Hong Kong.

Located in the Gate Building 6 of DIFC, this cozy spot shines with beautiful decor and a lively atmosphere. Its lantern lights and tasty dishes take you on a Silk Road journey. Why we love it: Hutong offers more than just food; it's a full-on experience.

Hutong brings fiery Northern Chinese cuisine to DIFC’s upscale dining scene. The dramatic interior and Burj Khalifa views make it a memorable spot. Signature dishes include the Red Lantern crispy soft-shell crab and Ma La beef tenderloin.

HUTONG: The restaurant reopened their private outdoor terrace offering a great perfect setting to enjoy a relaxed meal. Try their dim sum and other fiery dishes. Unwind over a leisurely lunch at Hutong’s terrace with views of DIFC.

Located in DIFC, Hutong will make its place in your heart with its fiery flavorsome food. Right from creative cocktails, delectable dim sums to many more fabulous dishes, this is the ultimate destination for all occasions.

Another restaurant I haven’t been to but my brother visited when he was here recently. Don’t know why he didn’t invite me!. He spoke very highly of it; the food, the views and the atmosphere are all excellent.