Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, the one-Michelin-starred restaurant at Atlantis The Royal, is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Chef Heston Blumenthal’s legendary three-star restaurant, The Fat Duck.

This limited edition dining tribute- only available until the end of August -will bring some of The Fat Duck’s most iconic dishes to Dubai, for the first time. This unique Michelin-star cross-over dining experience will allow Dubai diners experience the creativity and innovation that made the British restaurant famous, and put Blumenthal into the spotlight.

A Culinary Tribute to Three-Star The Fat Duck

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Images of dishes from The Fat Duck via Instagram

Opened in 1995, The Fat Duck quickly gained a reputation for culinary innovation, pioneering techniques like molecular gastronomy, multi-sensory cooking, and flavour encapsulation. The restaurant earned its first Michelin star in 1999, its second in 2002, and its third in 2004 - and has since maintained all three stars - making it one of only a handful of UK restaurants to achieve this distinction. In 2005, the restaurant was named the best restaurant in the world by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants.

Housed in a 16th-century building, over the last three decades, The Fat Duck in Bray, England has evolved into one of the world’s most experimental and celebrated restaurants. It became famous for its tasting menu, featuring dishes like nitro-scrambled egg and bacon ice cream, mock turtle soup inspired by Alice in Wonderland, and Sound of the Sea, which includes an audio element to enhance the dining experience.

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The Fat Duck continues to be a gastronomic destination, offering a multi-sensory dining experience that blends science, storytelling, and culinary artistry

And now, for the first time, Dubai's one-Michelin-star, Dinner by Heston Blumenthal is featuring a different creation from iconic The Fat Duck menu each month as part of its tasting menu, running until August 2025. Guests can expect dishes that challenge expectations, combining unexpected ingredients in ways that surprise and delight.

Among the gastronomic highlights, dinners can expect dishes such as:

Turbot Veronique (c. 2005) – Available until May 19, this dish pairs sweet Muscat grapes, with mussels, and parsley in a delicate yet complex combination.

The Alfonso Mango (c. 2001) – A molecular gastronomy masterpiece featuring pine nuts and mango stems, available in May.

Scallop, White Chocolate, and Caviar (c. 2024) – Set to debut in July, this dish presents a bold and unconventional flavour pairing.

Later this year, Dinner by Heston Blumenthal in Dubai will unveil an exclusive The Fat Duck tasting menu, offering guests the chance to experience the culinary precision and innovation of the three-Michelin-star restaurant without leaving Dubai.

About Heston Blumenthal

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Blending history with modern innovation, Heston Blumenthal is a pioneering British chef known for his innovative, science-driven approach to indulgent gastronomy. The mastermind behind some of the world's most well-known and exciting Michelin-starred dining destinations, Blumenthal has officially redefined modern cooking through his use of molecular gastronomy, playful storytelling, and historical inspiration; pushing the boundaries of flavour, texture and experience, making for memorable dining. His commitment to culinary experimentation has earned him international acclaim, making him a trailblazer in avant-garde cuisine and a true architect of dining as an immersive art form.

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Atlantis The Royal: A Destination for Luxury

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A breathtaking fusion of architectural mastery and indulgent luxury, Atlantis The Royal has redefined Dubai’s hospitality scene since its spectacular debut in February 2023.

Designed by world-leading architects and decorated by internationally acclaimed artists, the building is made to appear as if giant rectangular glass structures are precariously stacked, this ultra-luxury resort stands as a stunning sister property to the Atlantis The Palm, a silhouette now synonymous with Dubai. Here, immersive opulence and world-class amenities blend together in an array of lavish rooms and jaw-dropping suites, offering guests and visitors unrivalled views of the Arabian Gulf on one side and the iconic Palm Jumeirah fronds on the other.

With sumptuous suites are complete with private infinity pools, and bespoke amenities include an on-site Louis Vuitton boutique, in addition to a selection of 17 restaurants, including eight helmed by celebrity chefs, Atlantis The Royal is a gastronomic paradise.

The Dinner by Heston Blumenthal x The Fat Duck tasting menu is available for Dhs 980 AED per person until Sunday August 31,
Open Tuesday – Saturday from 6pm –11pm, and Sunday 12pm – 3pm and 6pm – 11pm,
Make a reservation here or call +971 4 426 2444
@dinnerbyhbdubai
@thefatduck