Food courts are usually close in the Ramadan time, except those food courts in several location such as Dubai Internet City (since many foreigner workers working here)
Dubai is quite a moderate and much more friendly for expatriates and tourists who visit Dubai in Ramadan timing.
But please bear in mind to keep respect the local custom. Never eat in the public place in Ramadan time, don?t eat and drink in front of people who fasting, don?t wear revealing clothes and don?t swear or express the bad words.
The fasting usually starts from 5 AM to 6 PM. After 6 PM, the shops are open as usual. For the nightlife, in Ramadan, live music is rare to perform. Some nightclubs just provide food and drink without Live Music performance.
Even Ramadan sounds strict, but it is really interesting to see the traditional custom in Ramadan month. Smoke Shesha, Ramadan tent, Iftar, etc are few of after fasting activities.


