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COVID-19: UAE residents enjoy eating out once again

UAE restaurants get back to business, but social distancing rules remain

Published: August 23, 2020 15:41 Nilanjana Javed, Senior News Editor

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Dubai Resturant — Step outside your home in UAE and you’ll notice life seems to be getting back to normal. People have begun to head back to shops and restaurants…with a little difference. Social distancing rules remain. Image Credit: Antonin Kélian Kallouche/Gulf News

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Mall in Sharjah — To host their clientele, eateries now follow requirements such as spaced out tables with two metres between them, hand sanitizers at every table and temperature checks at the entrance. This isn’t dampening the spirit of residents though. Case in point, pictured: people at Tim Hortons Cafe in at Sahara Center in Sharjah. Image Credit: Ahmed Ramzan/Gulf News

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Restaurant in Dubai — People have missed dining at premium restaurants, getting dressed up and eating their favorite cuisines. Things have gradually improved and people finally feel it’s safe to venture out. In this photo, diners enjoy their time at a restaurant in Dubai. Image Credit: Antonin Kélian Kallouche/Gulf News

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Food Court — Food courts in malls have done pretty much everything they can to protect customers since COVID-19-induced restrictions eased. Pictured: Residents enjoy their meal at the BurJuman Centre’s food court. Image Credit: Clint Egbert/Gulf News

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Resturant in Sharjah — People at Paul Cafe in at Sahara Center in Sharjah. Image Credit: Ahmed Ramzan/ Gulf News

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Lunch at Park Hyatt — It’s lunch time at the Casa De Tapas restaurant at the Park Hyatt, Dubai. The UAE’s dining scene is getting back on its feet, and while some shops have been lost along the way, the majority of the country’s restaurants are back in business. Image Credit: Antonin Kélian Kallouche/Gulf News

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With buffets on hold, there’s been a reduction in food wastage. Above: People at Saravana Bhavan Restaurant in Sharjah. Image Credit: Ahmed Ramzan/ Gulf News

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Park Hyatt — Between customers, tables are cleaned and disinfected – in line with the stringent standards in place to avoid the spread of the novel coronavirus. Image Credit: Antonin Kélian Kallouche/Gulf News

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