Asado
Argentinean restaurant with extraordinary steak 34 Reviews
Asado’s peña de la Independencia Argentina
Celebrate Argentina’s Independence Day with a special evening buffet, including live peña music, and traditional Argentinian dancing. Dhs295 per person. Dhs100 children aged seven to 12. Free for children under six. Offer valid on 25th of May only Timings: 7pm-11.45pm (Saturday)
Asado’s beverage club
The restaurant hosts an Argentinian grape class guided by the sommelier. Guests can taste four beverages, with cheese and canapés. Advanced booking required, available for groups of a minimum of six people. Dhs260 Timings: 7pm- midnight (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
Barbecue masterclass
Chef Noberto holds a lesson in barbecue techniques, followed by lunch, on the terrace, which overlooks the Burj Khalifa. Dhs295. Advance booking required Timings: 11am-1.30pm (Saturday)

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There aren’t many places in Dubai where you can feast outside on a whole roasted goat (if in a group of five to eight people) and look up at the mighty Burj Dubai tower. Goat is a bit of a speciality in Argentinean cuisine, but Asado also specialises in grilling, with a fine selection of steaks on offer. Knowledgeable waiters let you see the cuts first, so you have an idea of what you’re getting. Slabs of pampered wagyu are present and correct, and there’s an array of sauces to try with your meat.
There are a number of starters that come highly recommended, such as the sweetcorn stew or smoked cold cuts, but it’s your steak that you’ll remember – accompanied by thick-cut garlic fries stacked Jenga-style next to roasted veggies. Chicken and fish are present as alternatives.
When the Burj Dubai is complete this will be an excellent place to marvel at it – its setting at the base of the tower also makes it the ideal place to come for that all important business meeting, even if you do decide to conduct it with a roasted goat leg in hand.
By Daisy CarringtonTime Out Dubai,
- Previous reviews
- 21 March,2012- reviewed by Time Out Dubai staff
- 23 March,2011- reviewed by Time Out Dubai staff
- 24 March,2010- reviewed by Time Out Dubai staff
- 01 February,2010- reviewed by Emily McCarrick
- 17 March,2009- reviewed by Time Out Dubai staff
- 26 March,2008- reviewed by Time Out Dubai Staff
- 17 February,2008- reviewed by James Brennan
- 11 December,2007- reviewed by Time Out Dubai staff
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