Photos: Dubai restaurants reopen with limited capacity

The capacity of diners allowed in UAE restaurants has been raised to 60% while taking into consideration all relevant preventive and precautionary measures. Pictured: Lunchtime at the Carine Restaurant at the Emirates Golf Club, Al Barsha.

Not more than four people are allowed at each table, with dining tables to be distanced 2 metres apart. Above: The Pak Darbar Restaurant in Garhoud.

Waiting areas should remain closed and outlets must only serve food and drink using disposable cutlery, and hand sanitiser dispensers must be available. Pictured: Diners at Student Biryani Restaurant in Karama.

Wearing masks, and gloves is a must while changing them regularly in addition to maintaining safety distance norms and ensuring all working staff are free of COVID-19. Above: Inside the Carine Restaurant at the Emirates Golf Club, Al Barsha.

Children below 12 years in age and people who are not over 70 years old are also allowed into all restaurants nationwide. Pictured: People at Al Kabab Al Afghani Restaurant in Al Qusais.

Inside the Jones the Grocer Restaurant during lunch service, at the Emirates Golf Club, Al Barsha.

People at Saravana Bhavan Restaurant in Karama.

Diners at Saravana Bhavan Restaurant in Karama.

Jones the Grocer Restaurant, Emirates Golf Club, Al Barsha.

The Carine Restaurant, Emirates Golf Club, Al Barsha.

The Pak Darbar Restaurant in Garhoud.