Elements

I stayed there 3 years ago and I have to say that it’s a wonderful restaurant and the food is excellent. Nice job good look.
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Emanuel Duering
Monday, November 28, 2005

While the terrace may be one of Elements main focus of attraction to the Shisha enthusiasts parmi nous, it would be unjustified to neglect the superb food served in this casual restaurant of Wafi.

A menu cocieved around the fresheness and natural flavours of the ingredients used, the uniqueness behind each dish, their superb presentation, combination of world flavours, and excellent value for money, makes it a restaurant not to be missed if you are anywhere in the area.

The menu is as rich and eclectic as their decor, from Sushi to Pasta, from grills to salads, and dont miss the "to die for" chocolate fondant!

If additionally, you are looking for a relaxed place where to enjoy shisha, elements worth the travel from anywhere in Dubai: their terrace is one of the most (if not the most!) charming and beatifully appointed terrace in Dubai....

Service is friendly and unobstrusive.

With 5 star food, friendly service and warm atmosphere, you will be pleasantly surprised when the bill comes... excellent value for money!
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Daniel
Monday, November 28, 2005

Overwhelmingly warm and welcoming decor. Superb Food and very friendly service...

(ask for Hamid...!)

Food is eclectic and fun. Great pasta, Sushi, amazing signature dishes.

Shisha at the terrace
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Emanuel
Monday, November 28, 2005

Located on the first floor of the Wafi Shopping mall, the ambiguity of the ‘elements’ restaurant invites one to explore it further. Exposed ceiling structure with their metallic hues bring in the ‘space-age’ look while the reds and wooden touch to the furniture add a hint of the homely feel to the space. The textured concrete flooring with its rash appearance remarkably contrasts the lush pile of rugs spread across them in what seems to be strategic points. Surprisingly, they do not look out-of-place as they blend with the eclecticism highlighted in the space with the use of motifs from various geographic locations. The concrete treatment of the walls reminds one of works by Tadao Ando. A cross between a restaurant and an art gallery, Elements opened its doors to various art and food enthusiasts around January 2002 and is conceptualized around the element 'earth' which along with water, wind and fire form the basis of the universe. The concept is further strengthened by the array of dishes; all fresh, very close to nature due to their natural ingredients. The postmodern feel to the space, due to its eclecticism, makes one comfortable and the co-operative staff is the icing to the cake. All in all, elements is a restaurant that is worth a try.
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Yasra Khoker
Tuesday, November 22, 2005